Dream On is a captivating three-part documentary that dives deep into the inspiring story of the 1996 U.S. women's basketball team. As a huge sports fan, I thought I had a solid grasp on the basketball landscape, but I was surprised to discover how little I knew about this fascinating team.

Untold: Sign Stealer is an entertaining ride, even if it doesn't fully satisfy that craving for the nitty-gritty details.

Young Woman and the Sea is an unexpected gem that deserved more than a quiet release on Disney+.

There is magic in Bull Durham. It thrives on memorable characters and dynamic scenes that draw you in every time.

Insanity. That's the word that kept popping into my head while watching NYAD.

You have to take the plausibility of this plot and stick on a shelf, because the whole concept of this film is ridiculous. But as a thirteen year-old who saw this movie when it came out, this movie was dream come to life.

I remember the era of Johnny Football like it was yesterday. His historic rise and fall is fascinating, especially if you are a fan of college football.

It had been a while since I've seen a solid sports film and though predictable, Creed III is an enjoyable journey.

Like the show itself, a little bit goes a long way with The American Gladiators Documentary. This doc absolutely did not need two parts to tell its story.

I've always herald Jerry Maguire as one of my favorite films. It's a movie that perfectly fits my personality.

Good actors in rooms, spouting out well-written dialogue about sports... Air is a movie that was tailored-made for me.

The Cutting Edge is a movie that is perfectly made for a laid back weekend morning. Is it cheesy? Yes. Does it seem dated? Yes. Do you stop and watch it when you are flipping the channels? Most definitely yes.