The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast discusses an underrated coming of age movie from the ’80s this week.  Vision Quest stars Matthew Modine as Louden Swain. Co-stars include Linda Fiorentino, Daphne Zuniga, veteran character actor Ronny Cox, Matthew Schoeffling, who was the hunkie “Jake” in 16 Candles, and future Oscar winner Forrest Whitaker.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss the bowling comedy Kingpin – starring Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid and Bill Murray. Favorite lines and scenes and some low-brow humor (what do you expect from the Farrelly brothers?) included.

Two Men Talking Sports Movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley give their take on the Wesley Snipes/Woody Harrelson basketball movie White Men Can’t Jump.

It’s not a sports movie, but it’s Christmas time, so Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley decided to take a look at a Chevy Chase Christmas movie classic this week. They even found a couple sports tie-ins and asked the question “What five sports movie characters would you invite to your Christmas dinner?”!

The Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast is back after a few weeks between seasons. Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley roll into season two with Rocky II. They discuss their favorite scenes and lines as well as how the movie mirrors what was going on in writer, director and star Sylvester Stallone’s life at the time.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss what is, as he promised, Will Ferrell’s last sports movie (to date) – Semi-Pro. It’s a comedic tale of the fictitious Flint Tropics of the real ABA. The movie co-stars Woody Harrelson as well as a long list of comedic actors in cameos.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss one of the all-time great basketball movies – Hoosiers.

Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley discuss one of the most popular hockey comedies of all-time – Slap Shot, starring Paul Newman. It’s the movie than made the Hanson brothers a cult favorite.

The latest Two Guys Talking Sports Movies Podcast marks a first with its latest edition. Hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley have their first discussion on an Academy Award-winning film – “Rocky”. It’s the film that launched its star and writer, Sylvester Stallone, to super stardom. It eventually spawned four sequels as well as the “Creed” spinoff.

Two Guys Talking Sports Movies hosts Sean Stires and Bobby Hensley can finally agree on a sports movie they both like, and it’s the Tom Cruise classic Jerry Maguire. The romantic comedy/sports combo was a breakthrough for Cuba Gooding, Jr. as well as Renee Zellweger. Gooding took home the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for the film, which garnered four other nominations, in 1997. From “Show me the money” to “You had me at hello”, it’s full of quotes and fun.