Articles related to "Baseball Movies"

That's right. Baseball movies have been made for the past 109 years. In order to avoid getting stuck with John Goodman's portrayal of the Babe, here are the ten best.

Baseball and movies have been American past-times for many years. Buy some peanuts and cracker jacks and make sure to see these, the best five baseball flicks

Play ball! While you're at it, play DVD - and enjoy these classic baseball movies.

Although baseball has provided the subject matter for some fine movies, there's no sure-fire formula. Some big names have flopped and some have become controversial.

Here are ten great DVD baseball movies to buy for that special baseball fan this holiday season.

It's baseball season! This year, we celebrate by watching Fear Strikes Out, the 1957 story of troubled outfielder Jimmy Piersall.

For decades, Pride of the Yankees was the template for sports movie biographies - a perfect blend of casting, story, script and performance.

Predictable pre-test games can render a class bored. Playing ESL baseball not only gives students insight into American culture, but helps them stay alert to review.

Marianne Moore takes the post game analysis from a 1950's New York Yankees game, and transforms it into a free form poem about what is great about baseball.

Public Enemies offers a multitude of exciting sequences and a charismatic lead actor in Johnny Depp, but the film is too long and too muddled to be truly great.

Twenty years ago this week Field of Dreams opened, just as the baseball season was getting underway. Today it remains one of the finest sports movies ever made.

One Week is an independent Canadian film that delivers big insights in to living, loving, and leaving.

Kevin Costner began his stardom as an appealing everyman, and ended it as quite the opposite.

From the moment it premiered in 1980, you knew Raging Bull was, thematically and visually, a film for the ages -- a rich tapestry of rage, relationships and redemption.

Love connections made on movie sets don't often last, but famous actor couples like Woodward and Newman have played against type by staying together since at least 1988.