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not enough sonny here -- and it's cut right when he started that amazing comeback against the giants, on only one good leg.

the man with the golden arm! it would be great if you could load up some video clips to show the sheer wonder and beauty of sonny's passing skills.

redskins really needed sonny jurgensen in the superbowl against a great miami team. recall what old number 9 did against them in the 74 season: over 300 yards passing and the amazing winning drive with barely a minute left in the game.

Fascinating --- if only the more recent versions attempted to stay as faithful to Homer's classic as this first filmed attempt. Thanks so much for posting!

this music is so fantastic -- such emotional depth and the hypnotic strings supporting the amazing vocals ...

This is wonderful. Any chance you could upload any additional tapes or videos of Mills speaking or lecturing?

"the man ... and the arm" -- what a great line to introduce the new team of vince lombardi and sonny jurgensen. if only vince had had a few more years of life ahead of him ...

the slow-mo highlights of the incomparable jim brown leave no doubt about his unique combination of power, speed, and elusiveness. greatest player in the history of the nfl (and not bad in some of his early movies).

thanks for posting -- the film quality is superb!

@plntntvzn No, I'm not disrespecting Kilmer -- the guy was a great leader and competitor, and to come back after that car accident that almost left him permanently disabled, that's saying something about his character. and besides, he and sonny remain great friends. unfortunately, billy simply...

too bad flynn didn't provide the narration throughout the film.

man, carlin had so many classic bits. truly a comic genius if there ever was one. this flipping on the sex and violence theme is hilarious -- better get down off the horse sheriff, we're fixing to f**k you now ... and yeah, he's a cop-f**ker now ...

@KittColby Looking at the sidebar, I am shocked to find a sequel, starring Errol's son Sean. Son of Captain Blood. Had never heard of it! From the sample clip it doesn't inspire confidence.

Flynn senior was a tough act to follow ... in all respects!

@dantheman9758 young wilt's abilities are almost beyond belief -- no wonder he was able to play guard for the harlem globetrotters the year before he joined the nba.

we could use a composer of hanns eisler's talents in the current world situation!

this is an amazingly good video! too bad many of the early nba films are of such inferior quality. here you can really see wilt's astonishing athleticism. thanks for posting.

fabulous video dan the man! thanks for posting it. wilt's athleticism is simply off the charts! from this video one can easily see why he averaged 50 pts a game early in his career--silky smooth and could jump out of the gym. even the free throws are graceful. i think that when he put on so ...

What made Sonny's great comeback here even more remarkable is the fact that the outstanding team defense of the Dolphins held the Skins to only 26 yards rushing for the total game! Sonny had to pass, and yet he was able to riddle the defending Super Bowl champs for over 300 yards passing. As Do...

this spanish version is even more hilarious than the original in english! wonderfully done.

what a great tribute video! wilt's finger roll move was a thing of grace and beauty. and all those wonderful bank shots. the complete player: scoring, rebounding, blocking shots, and a great passing center who even led the league in assists one year. and you never see him bulling his way in t...

@crx122 you're right about snell and boozer playing so well in the superbowl, but joe called an excellent 'control' game and hit the timely passes. that year, jets defensive end gerry philbin read the riot act to joe about all the interceptions, and about mid season namath began playing a more ba...

nice tribute to a wonderful actor!

@aewd1980 i became a fan when i saw 'captain blood' on tv, as a teenager back in the 60s. my enthusiasm even registered in the form of an errol flynn style mustache, which i wore for about a year in university (to the amusement of my contemporaries!). checking the list of flynn films on wiki, ...

when you consider that sonny suffered a horrible shoulder separation on his passing arm for the eagles in that runner-up bowl against the lions in 1962, his stellar HOF career is even more remarkable. the doctor who performed the operation said at the time: "It's the worst separation I've ever s...

@mdf3962 Did you ever hear the great Deacon Jones on Buktus? "Butkus was an animal. He didn't want to just put you in the hospital, he wanted to put you in the cemetery." Coming from the fearsome Deacon, that's high praise indeed! Live live Moby Dick!