It’s the classic boy-meets-dog, dog-and-boy-become-football-champions, dog-is-kidnapped-by-evil-Russian-circus-performers story! – Monica at the Service Center

A surprisingly good film w/Holocaust theme (I enjoy Susan Sarandon—she’s the dissatisfied wife) and hunk Gabriel Byrne – Laura at Cascade.

Recommended by Cheri at the Service Center.

The entire family enjoyed this movie and what’s not to like about a bad situation that turns out good when a person is given the right opportunity and encouragement. – Tracy at the Service Center.
Favorite football film? Well, duh! – Robin at Spencer.
I’m not a sports fan but I really liked “the Blind Side.” – Deb at Cascade.
Recommended by Theresa at Byron.

Recommended by Marcia at Kent City.
For a poignant 1970s football and friendship movie, choose “Brian’s Song”. – Toby at East Grand Rapids
I cry every time – Theresa at Byron.

Recommended by Amy at the Service Center.
Recommended by June at Plainfield.

Recommended by June at Plainfield.

Funny movie starring actors that I really like, that doesn’t take itself too seriously. – Tracy at the Service Center.

Great inspirational story -Candida at Plainfield.
Remember the Titans is one of my favorites! The soundtrack is great too. – Cindy at Caledonia.
Recommended by Theresa at Byron.
Recommended by Amy at the Service Center.

“Rudy” is definitely a must for Football movie month. Can’t go wrong with football and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame! – Adam, Kentwood.
One of my all time favorite Football movies – Holly at the Service Center.
Recommended by June at Plainfield.

Reminds me of my carefree days as an undergrad at Western – Liz at Gaines

Recommended by Amy at the Service Center.