Glad to see Perfect World, but disappointed not to see Revenge.

Bull Durham fails to make the list and Tin Cup is #6???? Are you fugging kidding me?

Western, baseball, Kennedys.

Wheel. Of. COSTNER!

Yeah, Silverado should have been on there and Untouchables should have been #1.

No Bull Durham?

Jim from Saint Paul: Snapper Carr: Remove Robin Hood, add Bull Durham and bump A Perfect World up a couple of notches.

Correct.

Robin Hood is awesome because of:

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I'll let myself out.

mase_face: They seem to have misplaced Mr. Brooks somewhere.

Agreed. I saw that on a rainy afternoon when I was just looking to kill time. Hadn't heard of it before, and if I knew it starred Costner and Dane Cook, I never would have gone into the theater, but they were both great. Who knew Dane could be such a convincingly smarmy douchebag?

TravisBickle62: Silverado

"all I did was kiss a girl"

That was one of his first big roles (except for the corpse in The Big Chill) and someone must have told him that he was too animated so he spent the rest of his career on sedatives to compensate.

And Waterworld wasn't that bad. It had a ridiculous premise but if James Cameron had made the same movie it would have made $600 mill.

Mark Ratner: Bull Durham fails to make the list and Tin Cup is #6???? Are you fugging kidding me?

Tin Cup is fantastic. Bull Durham should be on the list, but Tin Cup is absolutely fantastic.

"He's taking her to Miami for the farking Doral."

Surprised Robin Hood is on the list. And surprised that Bull Durham isn't.

Mugato: Yeah, Silverado should have been on there and Untouchables should have been #1.

Yep. And I'd rank Silverado pretty high too.

Cosmk: Yep. And I'd rank Silverado pretty high too.

Saw it as a kid. The music, the comedy, the great cast and it was just fun. Probably my favorite western, even though I realize it's not the best western. That would be Unforgiven. But that isn't nearly as fun.

John Cleese: "As you chaps may have realized, I'm not from around these parts."
Kevin Kline: "You're kidding."

cgraves67: Even as a kid I always wondered how he got the sword out of that scabbard...

I was just thinking that as I looked at that picture.

Unless I'm mistaken, the scabbard snaps open along one length. You have to re-snap it shut to put the weapon away, but since you never put a sword away without having first killed all your enemies, you should have plenty of time.

I believe the Japanese employed a similar technology for some of their swords, though again this isn't my area of expertise by any means.

mitchcumstein1: Mark Ratner: Bull Durham fails to make the list and Tin Cup is #6???? Are you fugging kidding me?

Tin Cup is fantastic. Bull Durham should be on the list, but Tin Cup is absolutely fantastic.

"He's taking her to Miami for the farking Doral."

I assume you like golf because of your screen name, but I thought Costner's swing was only slightly better than Tony D'Annunzio's. And his southern accent was annoying too. I always thought Bill Murray would have been a better fit. And the ending sucked balls too. Other than that, I thought it was a decent flick.

CarnySaur: Since we're admitting that we like some Kevin Costner movies, I really liked Wyatt Earp.

Well it had the misfortune of competing with Tombstone.

TimeWaste: I liked Waterworld Jeanne Tripplehorn's ass.

/There, now I agree.

For Love of the Game is a seriously underrated film, so while I can understand it not being included on the list, I consider it an oversight.

BULL MOTHERFARKING DURHAM not being on the list is just flat-out trolling.

Mark Ratner: mitchcumstein1: Mark Ratner: Bull Durham fails to make the list and Tin Cup is #6???? Are you fugging kidding me?

Tin Cup is fantastic. Bull Durham should be on the list, but Tin Cup is absolutely fantastic.

"He's taking her to Miami for the farking Doral."

I assume you like golf because of your screen name, but I thought Costner's swing was only slightly better than Tony D'Annunzio's. And his southern accent was annoying too. I always thought Bill Murray would have been a better fit. And the ending sucked balls too. Other than that, I thought it was a decent flick.

The ending of the tournament, or the ending ending? I thought the way the tournament went was fantastic. I thought it was a great golf movie, and he swings a golf club like he swings a baseball bat, but it wasn't a terrible swing at all. Bill Murray would have been a terrible fit in that movie. Bill Murray is a goofball, but he's not a dirtbag anymore, Costner pulls off dirtbag pretty well.

I think your dislike for the movie may stem from Rene Russo's involvement with it. I agree, it's hard to get past. She's trying so hard to be Susan Sarandon in Bull Durham, and she just sucks all the fun out of the movie, but you have to look past that. Once you do, I think you'll really enjoy the film.