During last weekend’s game between the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints, the Wife observed on the striking resemblance between Brad Childress, the Minnesota head coach, and Les Grossman, Tom Cruise’s character from Tropic Thunder.

I had to agree.

As a child of the 70′s and 80′s, I grew up watching Harrison Ford movies. He played some of my favorite characters, from Han Solo to Indiana Jones. Here are his ten best movies.

With the MLB All-Star Game upon us, and football season still weeks away, let’s take a look at the ten best baseball movies.

With the California budget a science fiction flick, horror film, and comedy all rolled into one, I thought I’d take a look at some of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s greatest movies.

Warning: Some spoilers follow, but it’s not like any of these are new movies!

With the NBA conference finals in full swing, my mind has turned to basketball movies. Strangely, there just aren’t that many good basketball movies. It seems that baseball and football movies get all the love.

In any case, here are my five favorite basketball movies.

Football season is long over. Even the fill-in-the-gaps events of the draft, recruiting and spring football are done for the year. And there are more than three months until football starts back up.

One way to fill the long hours until football returns is by watching football movies. Here, in my opinion, are the ten best.

There truly are some odd similarities between “Forrest Gump” and “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”.

7th Worst Sequel of all Time – Highlander 2: The Quickening – The original Highlander is one of my favorite movies. When the sequel was announced, I waited with great anticipation for the opening. Fortunately, I was warned of how horrible it was beforehand. Apparently, Highlander was even bigger in Europe than it was in the United States. As a result, the sequel opened in Europe about six months before it opened here. A co-worker, who had just moved from…