Your favorite Boxing Movies, and why?

[marbleheadmaui]

Streets of Gold: Love the part where Wesley Snipes tries to punch Klaus Maria Brandauer - and misses repeatedly. The 'why can't I hit this guy?' look was his best acting outside of Blade 2.

Diggstown: The whole movie.

I like the cheese

Diggstown is a BAD movie. But I watch it every time it is on TV.

[bcollins]

Streets of Gold: Love the part where Wesley Snipes tries to punch Klaus Maria Brandauer - and misses repeatedly. The 'why can't I hit this guy?' look was his best acting outside of Blade 2.

Diggstown: The whole movie.

I like the cheese

Diggstown is a BAD movie. But I watch it every time it is on TV.

Same here - and my wife rolls her eyes every time.

Gladiator has to fall in this category, too. Not exactly Brian Dennehy's finest hour, but close!

[marbleheadmaui]

Streets of Gold: Love the part where Wesley Snipes tries to punch Klaus Maria Brandauer - and misses repeatedly. The 'why can't I hit this guy?' look was his best acting outside of Blade 2.

Diggstown: The whole movie.

I like the cheese

Diggstown is a BAD movie. But I watch it every time it is on TV.

Same here - and my wife rolls her eyes every time.

Gladiator has to fall in this category, too. Not exactly Brian Dennehy's finest hour, but close!

Don't hit him on top of his head Brian! Yeah that's another one of those.

[Memphis]

Streets of Gold: Love the part where Wesley Snipes tries to punch Klaus Maria Brandauer - and misses repeatedly. The 'why can't I hit this guy?' look was his best acting outside of Blade 2.

Diggstown: The whole movie.

I like the cheese

Diggstown is a BAD movie. But I watch it every time it is on TV.

Same here - and my wife rolls her eyes every time.

Gladiator has to fall in this category, too. Not exactly Brian Dennehy's finest hour, but close!

Don't hit him on top of his head Brian! Yeah that's another one of those.

Hell Yeah!

Diggstown was called Midnight Sting over here, it didnt detract from its awesomeness

Its one of those films you always watch if its on TV (not often enough) The fact that you have it on Hard Disk, DVD and probably VHS in the loft makes no difference.

[superheavyrhun]

Being a big softie I always have a cry in Million Dollar Baby, and I do love that film, though only after the injury it really is quite painful viewing.

Shouts for Cinderella Man are also well deserved, and Hurricane I always like.

I know it takes some pretty big liberties with the truth, but I also really loved The Fighter, and didn't leave the screen even when I was desperate for a pee cause I didn't want to miss anything. Well worth the wet seat in the cinema.