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So I don’t watch too many movies, when I do it’s normally a sports related movie or a documentary or something inspiring, but does anybody have any movie suggestions? My roommate and I just signed up for Netflix so I thought I should make use of it and watch some movies. The only movies that I don’t like are Action movies. Any suggestions y’all can make would be great. :bananen_smilies046:
stricken721;199128 wrote:So I don’t watch too many movies, when I do it’s normally a sports related movie or a documentary or something inspiring, but does anybody have any movie suggestions? My roommate and I just signed up for Netflix so I thought I should make use of it and watch some movies. The only movies that I don’t like are Action movies. Any suggestions y’all can make would be great. :bananen_smilies046:Hmmm. Have you seen ‘We are Marshall’ and ‘The Express’? Both great movies. Expecially the express (even though it has a sad ending
:bananen_smilies046: Anyway they’re both great movies.
AussieChiefsFan;199131 wrote:Hmmm. Have you seen ‘We are Marshall’ and ‘The Express’? Both great movies. Expecially the express (even though it has a sad ending
:bananen_smilies046: Anyway they’re both great movies.
I’ve seen We Are Marshall and I have The Express on DVD.. Ernie Davis had a great story.
stricken721;199133 wrote:I’ve seen We Are Marshall and I have The Express on DVD.. Ernie Davis had a great story.Yeah its a great movie isn’t it? Imagine the career he could have had if he hadn’t gotten sick!
I like how at the end there is a young player who is still in collage who is in the exact position that Ernie Davis was in at the beginning of the movie.
AussieChiefsFan;199135 wrote:Yeah its a great movie isn’t it? Imagine the career he could have had if he hadn’t gotten sick!I like how at the end there is a young player who is still in collage who is in the exact position that Ernie Davis was in at the beginning of the movie.
Yeah it is. Syracuse has a very cool history with running backs and the number 44. It’s pretty funny that when Cleveland drafted Ernie Davis after having Jim Brown for a couple of years that they were trying to implement what most teams have now days in a “two-headed monster”. Had he stayed healthy and not passed they would have had one hell of a backfield.. they did even with Jim Brown alone.
stricken721;199138 wrote:Yeah it is. Syracuse has a very cool history with running backs and the number 44. It’s pretty funny that when Cleveland drafted Ernie Davis after having Jim Brown for a couple of years that they were trying to implement what most teams have now days in a “two-headed monster”. Had he stayed healthy and not passed they would have had one hell of a backfield.. they did even with Jim Brown alone.My history was wrong on that one.. I forgot that Ernie Davis wasn’t drafted by Cleveland but drafted by Washington then traded to Cleveland.
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