Oh, for sake of heaven, what's your favorite Coster, Kevin

[chvrchbarrel]

we're not doing brackets for this guy

counting the big chill because maybe the best kevin costner movie is the one where it starts with him dead

nobody respectable is voting anything later-era than mr brooks so thats where this cuts off, whine elsewhere!

[mookie]

1634 Racine? I used to have a friend that lived there

[chvrchbarrel]

aw i spelled his name wrong in the damn thread title

perhaps the treatment he deserves

[doctorace]

VONTE MACK, NO MATTER WHAT!

[chvrchbarrel]

i would put myself through the draft day movie i think, im sorry for not including it

[cosmo]

Jun 5, 2024 12:04:08 GMT -6 chvrchbarrel said:

we're not doing brackets for this guy

counting the big chill because maybe the best kevin costner movie is the one where it starts with him dead

nobody respectable is voting anything later-era than mr brooks so thats where this cuts off, whine elsewhere!

I voted for The Big Chill.  I hate that movie, but playing a corpse was the perfect role for him.

[scoots]

Bull Durham. Super easy choice.

[chvrchbarrel]

field of dreams is better cause hes trying to make a guy come

[Kamera]

I'll be the only vote for Silverado. It's one of the best "Wait, this guy is in this?" films.

[teekoh]

Legitimately enjoy Silverado and Untouchables. Tough call.

[Pale Hose]

Jun 5, 2024 12:31:44 GMT -6 scoots said:

Bull Durham. Super easy choice.

This is the correct answer. Although Field of Dreams is good too. 

[Pale Hose]

Untouchables? More like Unwatchables.

[llamaoftime]

Jun 5, 2024 12:20:40 GMT -6 doctorace said:

VONTE MACK, NO MATTER WHAT!

no one even went to Bo's birthday party, how could you even consider drafting him?

[Tweet]

Jun 5, 2024 12:35:28 GMT -6 chvrchbarrel said:

field of dreams is better cause hes trying to make a guy come

Hell yeah, buddy

[Tweet]

Horizon is gonna suck right? The trailers look good for it and there hasn't been a good western since Rango I think but it's getting panned to no end from what I can see

[krentist]

Probably the Untouchables. Far far far from my favorite De Palma and probably in large part due to Costner himself but there are some scenes where our Perverted Italian King is just absolutely cooking in this one.

I would agree that Costner generally sucks but I love Westerns so I'll be at both Horizon Opening Nights in my boots and pearl snap.

[krentist]

I liked Silverado when I was 8 wonder how it's held up

[nanatod]

Jun 5, 2024 14:55:42 GMT -6 krentist said:

but there are some scenes where our Perverted Italian King is just absolutely cooking in this one.

I'd add this to the signature in my profile, but I don't know if I can fit in any more krentist quotes.

[neader]

I went with JFK, the only one of those I've seen. I'm sure I probably saw Field of Dreams at some point in my life but can't say for sure.

[doso]

I should probably watch Bull Durham in full at some point but barring that and barring no Draft Day option, it’s No Way Out for me. Just because that’s the movie I like rewatching the most, not because Costner is particularly good (or bad).

I’ll watch Untouchables or Field of Dreams they’re on. I can’t imagine ever watching Dances with Wolves again. JFK is a mess; I like Don Sutherland’s character in that one.

[ferro_man]

I voted for the baseball movie.

No, not that one... or that one either

[chvrchbarrel]

I haven't seen For Love of the Game but since Bull Durham and Field of Dreams are clearly the favorites here maybe another baseball movie is worth a watch

[ferro_man]

Jun 6, 2024 9:39:53 GMT -6 chvrchbarrel said:

I haven't seen For Love of the Game but since Bull Durham and Field of Dreams are clearly the favorites here maybe another baseball movie is worth a watch

Make it a double feature with Upside of Anger (where he plays a retired baseball player turned radio talk show host)

[dij22]

For Love of the Game is a great baseball movie. Very rewatchable.