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Cover of Hoosiers
With March Madness just around the corner, I'm sure "the boy" (aka my 9 year old son) and I will take in a viewing of "Hoosiers" to get into the spirit of the single greatest sporting event in the United States. Being Tar Heel fans, we'll also need something to take our minds off of the disappointment of not making the field of 64 this year. Even if they expand it to 9064, I'm not sure the Heels would get the invite. They will be participants in the N.I.T (Not in Tournament) this year. So I digress.....
What are the Top Five Sports Movies in your opinion? I'm talking the movies that are "must see TV". We're talking the movies that you propped your child's bouncy seat in front of before they were old enough to ever ask for Barney or Yo Gabba Gabba? I'm aging myself here, but when I was in grade school, I went to see Rocky III. At the end of the movie, a Dad that had brought his kids to the movie stood up and cheered when Rocky knocked out Apollo Creed. I'm not sure why I even bring that up, but I still laugh when I think about it. First because our parents dropped us off. Second because we were like "dude...it's only a movie".
Below is my Top 5. I'm interested to hear yours as well.





Zombieland delivers.
Ever since Toy Story premiered in 1995, Pixar has been known for quality animated family films. Toy Story 2 was just as big a hit as the first film, and now Disney is releasing them as a double feature to get people excited about the upcoming sequel, Toy Story 3. This isn't any old double feature, however. (Wait, how many double features do we see in theaters these days?) For the re-release, Disney and Pixar have re-animated the movies in 3-D.
