Articles related to "Football Movies"

Football is one of the most celebrated sports in American history. Here are the five most celebrated movies on the sport

Football dramas can inspire viewers as they show players and coaches overcoming the odds both on and off the field.

The Fortune Cookie is a smart, scabrous, deliciously cynical take on greed in general and, in particular, the litigious society America was becoming in the mid-1960s.

The 2002 British comedy Bend It Like Beckham topped the UK box office for weeks, with a lively script, talented cast and realistic characters setting the movie apart.

In The Express, Rob Brown plays Ernie Davis, a colored football star who made his mark playing for the Syracuse Orangemen, in the late 1950's, making his way to the NFL

Michael Oher's life story was destined to become a movie. Though he is only 23 years old, he has already lived through more heartache and then subsequent joy than most.

Here's a New Years Resolution that's fun and easy too. Watch more parade movies with your friends and family.

A film about sharing faith and making the best of life, Facing the Giants is more than entertainment and more than a football movie, and can be enjoyed be many.

One of many inspirational sports movies to come out in the last few years, "Invincible" is predictable, corny, under-acted, and worst of all, uninspiring.

It's blandly calculated, safe, invulnerable and cute. Michael Oher winds up a supporting player in his own biopic, although Sandra Bullock is a surprisingly strong lead.