Charles Barkley Movies

Sports fans rarely tire of watching great games and seeing some of their heroes endure embarrassing moments as they achieve their career goals. This video provides a compilation of some of the best bloopers to ever happen on a field or court by such pros as the NFL's Troy Aikman and Reggie White, baseball's Wade Boggs, and basketball's Charles Barkley. Featured clips show how Aikman's passes didn't always reach their intended Dallas Cowboy receivers and how even the talented Charles Barkley could fail to make plays on the court . Players slip, fall, bump into each other, and experience other humorous mishaps as bloopers from the past century roll by. ~ Elizabeth Smith, All Movie Guide

Super Slams of NBA is all the in-your-face, rim-pounding, slam-dunk action anyone could stand in one place. Super Slams of the NBA chronicles the history of the art of the dunk, providing up-close action profiles of superstars who have redefined the game. The video features some of the NBA's most memorable slam dunks from players like Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Clyde Drexler, and Magic Johnson. Viewers are also treated to some unbelievably hilarious bloopers, as well as highlights from the annual slam-dunk competition sponsored by the NBA. ~ Scott Albright, All Movie Guide

Actor Billy Crystal co-wrote, directed, and starred in this romantic comedy. Forty-something couple Andy (Joe Mantegna) and Liz (Cynthia Stevenson) are about to be married, and as they gather with their friends for dinner not long before the wedding, they are told the story of their mutual friends Mickey (Billy Crystal) and Ellen (Debra Winger) as a cautionary tale of where a relationship can go wrong. Mickey is a top referee with the NBA who has traveled to Paris to bury his father, who wanted to be laid to rest with his Army buddies from World War II. The body is somehow lost in transit, and Mickey has an argument with Ellen, who works for an American airline in France. However, she likes his sense of humor, he is taken with her, and after a few days together in Paris, they decide to marry. However, once they return to Mickey's home in the United States, things get complicated; she's not so sure that she cares for his bachelor apartment ("a shrine to watching ESPN"), or juggling her career against his, while both have problems with their respective families. Several major basketball stars and sports figures appear in Forget Paris as themselves, including Charles Barkley, Bill Walton, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Marv Albert. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

This final installment in the Look Who's Talking trilogy is a combination of Make Room For Daddy and The Lady and the Tramp. In the six years since the original Look Who's Talking, Mikey and Julie are now old enough to speak for themselves, so the producers came up with a new gimmick -- talking dogs. The Ubriacco family adopts two surly dogs, Rocks (the voice of Danny DeVito), a street-smart mongrel, and Daphne (voice of Diane Keaton), a snobbish pure bred poodle. The story kicks in with Christmas rapidly approaching and Molly (Kirstie Alley) out of a job. Because of this, her husband James (John Travolta) must work doubly hard to impress his new boss, Samantha (Lysette Anthony). But Samantha, it seems, has hired James for more than what appears in his job description. Samantha contrives a plan to get James to her cabin in the North Woods on Christmas Eve, where she plans to seduce him. James' family races to rescue him from the snowbound cabin, but when their taxi skids off the snow-covered road, it is left to the primal instincts of Rocks and Daphne to save the day. ~ Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

This 1993 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by Charles Barkley and features musical guest Nirvana. ~ Skyler Miller, All Movie Guide