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What about A League of Their Own? Madona, short skirt, come on. 
I spent a spring training with Jim Morris back in 1983 so I'm biased. He was a great kid back then.
I really liked "61," an HBO movie produced by Billy Crystal.
For Love of the Game
Chick flick and baseball movie: Best of both worlds.
Chick flick and baseball movie: Best of both worlds.
Without a doubt "Bull Durham"
Gotta be "For Love of the Game"! Can't beat baseball and Kevin Costner 
FBM
FBM
"For the Love of the Game" is my favorite!!!
DeNiro took some pretty vicious hacks in that "Capone" movie.
Love Sandlot!!!!!!!!!!! The catcher from the movie is a personal friend of ours. My second favorite is The Rookie.
2004 Boston Red Sox season highlight video/documentary.
Even though I am a Yankee fan and Billy Chapel throws a Perfect Game against them it has to be "For the Love of the Game".
No one is picking Rookie of the Year, where Henry Bamgartner hurts his arm and suddenly throw 99? Or Air Bud, with the Golden Retriever (or is that basketball)?
Bang the Drum Slowly or For Love of the Game.
"Cobb" with Tommy Lee Jones
"Eight Men Out"
"The Fan" with Robert DiNero and Wesley Snipes
"Fear Strikes Out" with Anthony Perkins of Psycho fame. The story of Jimmy Piersall.
"Mr. Baseball" with Tom Selleck
"Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac
"The Stratton Story" with James Stewart. The story of White Sox pitcher Monty Stratton who severly injured his leg in a hunting accident.
"Pride" of St. Louis" with Dan Dailey. The story of Dizzy Dean was an Academy nominee for best picture.
"Pride of the Yankees" with Gary Cooper. No explaination neccasary.
"The Jackie Robinson Story" starring Jackie Robinson. It was really toned down.
"The Babe" with John Goodman. Nah
"The Babe Ruth Story" with William Bendix. William Bendix was actually a batboy for the Yankees when he was 15 years old and Babe was still playing for them. Most of the movie was non-factual. Babe was present at the premeire, but became ill because of his cancer and had to leave early. He died less than a month later.
"Eight Men Out"
"The Fan" with Robert DiNero and Wesley Snipes
"Fear Strikes Out" with Anthony Perkins of Psycho fame. The story of Jimmy Piersall.
"Mr. Baseball" with Tom Selleck
"Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac
"The Stratton Story" with James Stewart. The story of White Sox pitcher Monty Stratton who severly injured his leg in a hunting accident.
"Pride" of St. Louis" with Dan Dailey. The story of Dizzy Dean was an Academy nominee for best picture.
"Pride of the Yankees" with Gary Cooper. No explaination neccasary.
"The Jackie Robinson Story" starring Jackie Robinson. It was really toned down.
"The Babe" with John Goodman. Nah
"The Babe Ruth Story" with William Bendix. William Bendix was actually a batboy for the Yankees when he was 15 years old and Babe was still playing for them. Most of the movie was non-factual. Babe was present at the premeire, but became ill because of his cancer and had to leave early. He died less than a month later.
Bull Durham
Eight Men Out
Major League
Field Of Dreams
61
Pride of the Yankees - The Lou Gherig Story
Eight Men Out
Major League
Field Of Dreams
61
Pride of the Yankees - The Lou Gherig Story
Best Baseball Movie of All time: 1980's "Long Gone" about the minor league life.
Major League 3, back to the minors.
I learned alot by watching the former ballet dancer use his dancing skill on the base paths.
I also like the CGI effects to show the baseball being hit and thrown...veerrrry realistic.
I learned alot by watching the former ballet dancer use his dancing skill on the base paths.
I also like the CGI effects to show the baseball being hit and thrown...veerrrry realistic.
Tom Hanks' performance in "A League of Their Own" is so brilliant that it should be shown in every acting class. The scene where he reminds the RFer to work on hitting the cutoff man is as funny as any scene in any movie. Also where he pegs the little obnoxious bat boy with a glove right in the face is priceless.
All good movies. However, ever since May 13, 2003 Field of Dreams is the best. I sure wish I could play catch with my dad.