There’s a great scene in the classic 1977 movie Slap Shot that accurately sums up the state of minor league hockey over 30 years ago. And, apparently, today.
Recent Brawls Show That Slap Shot’s Portrayal of Minor League Hockey Remains True Today
March 18, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Why Is the Opposing Team in The Dark Knight Rises From Rapid City?
July 25, 2012 By 6 Comments
Like most other thirtysomething American men, I saw The Dark Knight Rises this weekend and enjoyed it. But I left the theater with one nagging question on my mind: What’s up with the pro football team from Rapid City?
Heath Ledger’s Joker and the 4 Other Most Memorable Parts of The Dark Knight
July 19, 2012 By 1 Comment
The midnight premiere of The Dark Knight Rises is tonight, which means Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy comes to an end. In honor of the premiere I have decided to make a list of the five most memorable aspects from the second film in Nolan’s trilogy, The Dark Knight.
8 Must-See Movies From the 90s You Might Have Missed
June 18, 2012 By 1 Comment
The 90s was definitely an interesting decade for movies. You probably saw the most popular and most talked about movies, so Tyler would like to share some of my favorites from the decade that you may have missed.
Tom Cruise’s 10 Most Engaging Movies
June 13, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Few movie stars have as broad and diverse a catalog of movies to choose a a top 10 list from as Tom Cruise. But a Tom Cruise favorite movie list is not an easy list to compile.
Countdown: Will Ferrell’s 10 Best Movies
March 29, 2012 By 1 Comment
On the heels of the exciting announcement on Conan that there is going to be a sequel to Anchorman – featuring one of the best Will Ferrell characters ever in Ron Burgundy – I would like to offer you up his 10 best movies of all time.
NCAA Announces Changes To Hunger Games Format
March 23, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced today that it will once again change the format of the Hunger Games, the popular sporting event in which youth from Panem’s twelve districts fight to the death in a Capitol arena.
Video: Trailer For New Spiderman Movie ‘The Amazing Spider-man’ with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone
February 7, 2012 By 1 Comment
If you haven’t yet seen it, here is the trailer for the new Spiderman movie “The Amazing Spider-man” which stars Andrew Garfield and the lovely Emma Stone.
David Stern and Chris Paul in Misery
December 13, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The lengths to which David Stern has gone to keep Chris Paul in New Orleans inspired this David Stern/Chris Paul/Kathy Bates/James Caan mash-up.
The 4 Best Muppet Show Sketches Ever – Plus The Complete Video History Of ‘Muppet Sports’
November 23, 2011 By 3 Comments
In honor of The Muppets, which opens today and which still has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, I’ve compiled every “Muppet Sports” sketch (hosted by Louis Kazagger) from The Muppet Show (1976–1981), which is the first show I can recall watching religiously every week.
Movie Review of ’50/50′ Starring Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt
October 1, 2011 By 4 Comments
If you asked Jerod to boil down his reaction to ’50/50′ into one word it would be honest. And here’s the great thing about a movie like ’50/50′ feeling honest: it’s based on a true story…a true story in which Rogen plays himself.
500 of the Most Entertaining & Memorable Movie Lines Ever
July 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment
We’ve rounded up a bevy of YouTube videos that compile the cheesiest one-liners, the best insults, and and the greatest threats in movie history. In all, it is 500 classic movie lines to enjoy at your leisure.
The 10 Most Unrealistic Sports Scenes In Movie History
July 19, 2011 By 449 Comments
Surprised and outraged at how many bad representations of athletic prowess had been splattered all over our television and movie screens for years, Keith Mullett decided to make a top-10 list of the least realistic sports scenes ever shot.
Review of ESPN 30 for 30 Film Without Bias: Len Bias Saved Lives by Losing His
November 3, 2009 By 3 Comments
Earlier tonight, ESPN debuted “Without Bias” as part of its 30 for 30 series. The film, directed by Kirk Fraser, chronicles the tragic death of Len Bias and the legacy that has been left behind.
