<b>Basketball is definitely a sport full of hormones and passion, and each of us will have a basketball dream in our hearts. </b>
<b>Today Xiaobian will bring you a movie recommendation list about basketball themes, if you have seen five of them, you can definitely be considered a deep-funded fan! </b>
<b>Friendly reminder: The ranking has nothing to do with the quality of the film, it is purely accidental. </b>
1. The Glorious Road is a drama film directed by James Gartner and starring Josh Lucas and Austin Nix.
The Road to Glory
Synopsis: The film tells that basketball, which has been popular in the United States for many years, has always been the goal pursued by many young people in the United States, and the fierce basketball court is also the battlefield for those young people who are boiling with blood. Dan Haskins (Josh Lucas) is one of them. Moreover, through his own efforts and innate advantages, he became the best in the sport.
2. "Heads-up" NBA star Ray. Aaron was involved in playing Jesus.
Heads-up stills
Synopsis: Danzo Washington's character is to play a first-time inmate, the warden proposes a deal - you have to persuade your son of the national high school basketball championship team to join the state designated university (state university), after which the opportunity to get a reduced sentence. Ray Allen's character has more room to play than Danzo Washington, and The relationship between Danzo Washington and the prostitute in the hotel finally clashes, and the rivalry between them is the best part of the whole play, and in the end, the whole play ends in a rich plot from a father-son quarrel to a typical conflict between Ray Allen and his agent for rights.
This is a typical basketball + dream movie, playing Jesus as the real-life NBA star Ray, who has a reputation for ball skills. Alan. Previously, there have been NBA stars such as O'Neill and Rodman who have starred in movies, but most of them have no depth to speak of, in vain, but this time Ray Allen has more room to play, and his performance is more surprising. Danzel Washington plays the father in the film, which is also his third collaboration with New York Knicks die-hard fan, director Spike Lee.
3. Cool Street Ball is a film released on September 1, 2006, directed by Preston Lee. Directed by A. Whitemore II.
Cool Street Ball
Synopsis: The clock ticks at midnight, the basketball "thumps" on the ground, and the hot street basketball makes the underground station rejuvenated. This group of lively, fearless young people played neither for the school team nor for the professional team, they just fought for the streets and the "stadium" underground. Former sports agent Vaughn took a fancy to Noah Cruise's innate basketball talent and tried to persuade him to embark on the NBA road, but Noah only wanted to use a basketball scholarship to enter the pre-medical department of the University of Los Angeles to realize his desire to practice medicine. Noah's best friend Turk is also a brilliant basketball player who bore noah's next personal injury charge for his friend's two-ribbed knife. Turk's ambitions are not too big: pass the GED exam and defeat his old rival Janwitz, who is excellent and uninhabited, in the underground street ball game. After Noah and Turk fell in love with Vanessa and Ebony respectively, their lives changed completely. Noah and Turk will compete with the team led by Janwitz who has long dominated the street basketball championship, and only by reaching their maximum potential can they have any hope of winning...
4. "Hot Godhead" Shark Shaquille O'Neal
Hot godhead
Synopsis: A hot-tempered college basketball coach, after he lost his first season, began to try to use some unspoken rules to recruit high school basketball players to join his team, and in the end, the team won, but the coach still could not forget the violations he made in recruiting players, and finally admitted his mistake to the media.
5. "Coach Carter" is also known as "Iron-Blooded Coach", "The Harsh Winter of the Cattle Herding Class". It is a sports inspirational film directed by Thomas Carter and starring Samuel Jackson and others, based on real people and true events.
Coach Carter
Movie Description: The film tells the story of a high school basketball coach who leads his varsity team to fight. Samuel L. Jackson plays the controversial Carter coach in the show. After Carter took charge, a basketball team that had repeatedly lost battles finally became an unbeatable champion. He proved with his own actions that it was the school's education that shaped and guided the team members on the right path in life, not just a basketball game.
6. "The Legend of Jordan: Twenty Years of Domination" This epic blockbuster produced in the summer of 2006 from the famous French video production team NBAEvolution Team, fully describes JORDAN's entire career, with gorgeous graphics, majestic soundtrack and majestic momentum. The soundtrack uses famous pieces from many classic films, such as The Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc.
Jordan Legend
Film Introduction: The whole work is also based on background music, and a few classic parts intercept the original sound of players or commentary, which can be said to be a rare and superior work that is different from all basketball video works in the world. And the subtlety of it is that it only takes four stages a total of about 90 minutes to completely depict the entire career of Jordan, the greatest player of all time, all the perfect moments, without missing a beat. Its greatness also lies in the fact that this is a work that only real basketball fans, strictly speaking, only real Jordan fans can read and understand, for every classic shot that has been in purpose, it seems to reappear yesterday, full of emotion.
7. "The Little Emperor of Basketball" is Christopher Bellman's first film work, and he has the three roles of writer, director and producer. "The Little Emperor of Basketball" tells the story of how LeBron James, together with his four childhood friends, overcame many difficulties and finally won the National High School Basketball Championship.
Basketball Little Emperor
Synopsis: This film is a biographical film by NBA superstar LeBron James, which records the story of how LeBron James, together with his four childhood friends, overcame many difficulties along the way and finally won the National Basketball Championship in high school.
8. Kobe Doin's Work (aka: A Day with Superstar Kobe Bryant) is a one-day documentary about Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant directed by a black man.
Kobe Bryant work is in progress
Kobe Doin's Work (aka A Day at The Day with Superstar Kobe) is a 2009 documentary directed by black director Spike Lee. It's a movie about Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant's day in the NBA's 2007-2008 season. Kobe Bryant allowed Spike Lee to use 30 cameras to shoot the whole day of his life. "When Kobe's Work is In Progress" premiered on ESPN on May 16, 2009. The film is 84 minutes long and distributed by the National Sports Television Network. The documentary is about Kobe Bryant's 2007-2008 NBA season, a game the Lakers played against the San Antonio Spurs on April 13, 2008.
9. The Big Dunk in the Air is a 1996 sci-fi film produced by Warner Bros. Entertainment. The film was directed by Joe Petka and starred Michael Jordan, Wayne Knight, And Theresa Randall.
Big dunk in the air
Synopsis: American NBA legend Michael Jordan retired from basketball at the peak of his career and decided to move to professional baseball. At the same time, the space playground operation of the monster planet encounters a dilemma, and the owner of the playground sends his little monsters to Earth with the purpose of kidnapping warner's cartoon stars including Bugs Bunny, Toffee Duck, Three Little Pigs, etc. to attract customers for the playground. In order to maintain their freedom, the animation stars urgently discuss countermeasures, they think that the alien monster is short, so they decide to take the way of basketball to decide the winner.
However, the wishful thinking of the animation stars failed, and the little monsters secretly stole the skills of NBA stars such as Pippen and Barkley, and became a strong, slender, and skilled monster basketball player. Seeing that the defeat was decided, Bugs Bunny urgently called for Michael Jordan to help, and decided that the time for the animation star to stay was getting closer and closer.
10. "The Goat Of the Rebound" "Goat" Earl McNicolt, the legend of the streets of New York, may not know many people who know him, because in that era there would be no transmission method to make people outside of New York know him, he was praised as the greatest player who never played in the NBA, the god of streetball in the United States.
Goat legend
At the end of the film, the goat, who has been deeply victimized by drugs, crouches in the street basketball court over and over again to smear the white lines in the field, and a child holding a basketball comes out of the darkness, will he remember how many years ago he also played under this street lamp, a man who insisted on the pursuit of the basket and wanted to pour the basketball into it fiercely. Or fate he looked up and saw the boy's eyes, so the future king of the NBA and the former king of the streets looked at each other at this moment. Since then, hegemony or fate has finally begun.
On May 15, 1998, the "goat" died of heart failure. In honor of his efforts to promote basketball, New York City named the basketball courts on 99th Street and Amsterdam Avenue "Goat Park", perhaps this free soul will always belong only to the streets, to the stories that have been rumored one after another.
11. "Yao Next Year 2" is a documentary directed by Adamu Del Dior, starring Yao Ming, O'Neill, Colin Pan and others. The film tells the story of Yao Ming, with the help of translator Colin Pan, who strives to learn to cross language and cultural barriers and adapt to the competition and living environment.
Yao next year
A detailed account of Yao Ming's experience in his first NBA season. From becoming an NBA show, to performing badly at first, to suddenly exploding after adapting to the NBA. From Yao Ming's life in the United States for several years and his "career history" in the NBA: from overcoming language barriers, to playing against Shark O'Neal on the field and so on. From being overly nervous for the first time to falling, to later gaining initial stability in the NBA and gaining the trust of teammates and fans, the showdown with O'Neal the Shark became the climax of the film. The film also reveals a lot of secrets, such as the famous American host Bartley publicly bet on TV that Yao Ming's score will not exceed 19 points, and finally lost the scene where he had to kiss the donkey's ass on the screen, and O'Neal was not inferior to Yao Ming before the game, and even made personal attacks on Yao Ming.
Finally, it also brings you a little different memories, although it is not a movie, but it is also a classic in animated film and television works, and it is indispensable to mention basketball.
12. "Slam Dunk Master" is a set of Japanese manga drawn by Yuhiko Inoue and related to basketball.
Slam dunk master
The story is about a high-born Sakuragi Hanamichi who is rejected by 50 girls he likes when he is in junior high school, because the 50th girl's sentence "I like the basketball team's Oda classmate." "And I hate basketball. But when he entered Shonbei High School, a girl named Haruko came up to him and asked, "Do you like basketball?" Because Haruko is very passionate about basketball, Sakuragi never likes basketball and turns to Haruko and says, "I like it!" Sakuragi, desperate to get Haruko's affection, joined the Shonbei Basketball Club at all costs and improved at an astonishing rate, so That Sakuragi's basketball career began.
Sometimes, basketball is not just a sport, but also a life, go forward, never stop.
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