Why do sports films captivate us? How do they speak to the competitor deep inside? Can a great sports flick make you fall in love with a game you never cared for?

Join lifelong friends and film fanatics Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen as they go deep into the psychology, storytelling, and raw emotional power of the greatest sports movies ever made.

Strap in for a cinematic thrill ride covering everything from boxing to baseball, hockey to horse racing. You’ll never see sports—or sports movies—the same way again. The whistle blows on The Adrian Moment.

Hidalgo: The Horse, The Myth, The Legend

Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen set out on an odyssey of their own, peeling back the layers of myth and spectacle surrounding Hidalgo, the 2004 film that dares to ask whether a man and his horse can outrun not just their rivals, but their own pasts.

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The Legacy of 61*

In the latest episode of The Adrian Moment, hosts Ocean Murff and Jim Pullen discuss the 2001 film “61*”, which portrays the 1961 race between Yankees teammates Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris to break Babe Ruth’s single-season home run record. The hosts explore the film’s central theme of hero worship and the controversy surrounding Maris’ record.

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