Best basketball movie??

[swanson71]

hoosiers all the way!!!!!!

[Guest WildcatHoops]

I like all the other movies I dont know if anyone on here has seen this movie but me but the movie "Rebound" has to my favorite great great movie....Is shows you what you can become and what you become if you make the wrong moves...Its based on a true story and explains alot of the history of the Harlem basketball parks such as Rucker Rucker and The Goat courts

[vfalcon76]

hellacious. Im disappointed you have all left out this movie. The Sixth Man...made me shed a tear when his brother didnt want him to help him anymore =

 

Sixth Man

He Got Game

Blue Chips

[Parkdog3412]

hoosiers.........the best basketball movie......hands down..............no contest!!!!!!!!!

[jhova06]

the best basketball movie has to be sunset park it is a great movie with some cool characters and a surprise ending!!!!

[Guest WildcatHoops]

Thanks for remind me about those 2 movies....Sunset Park was a sweet movie and so was 6th Man for me its....

1. Rebound

2. Sunset Park

3. 6th Man

[madii]

The best basketball movie ever was "Hoop Dreams". It was a true story about two boys from Chicago aspiring to get to the NBA.

[Bballfan2k2]

1. Hoosiers

2. Blue Chips

 

No contest what so ever!!!!!!!!!!!

[hcity]

I agree with Madii that Hoop Dreams is the best. Although since it is a documentary, I am not sure if it is classified as a movie like the rest of the films being named. I've always loved Hoosiers but one thing has always bothered me about the movie. After they win the district championship, their next game is the sectional championship game and the game following that is the State Championship game. You can't really win the state tournament in Indiana by winning only three postseason games, can you?

[stlbrd]

Hoosiers.................easily. What about "The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh"? Anyone remember that one?!

[85warrior]

After reading this board "HOOSIERS" is obviously the most favorite of all the posts.

[NightStalker]

One good movie that probably gets overlooked is Heaven is a Playground. D.B. Sweeney, Michael Warren and Bo Kimble