The St. Louis Cardinals Movies

This NFL official team video takes an insider's look at the team's 1986-1987 football season. The program features footage of exciting plays, crucial games, season highlights and lowlights, and player profiles. NFL: 1987 St. Louis Cardinals Team Video provides football fans with rare behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with various coaches and players. ~ Laura Mahnken, Rovi

This video captures a spectacular seven-game World Series. The Brewers appear in the World Series for the first time as a franchise. This video captures all the highlights, including Game One when the Brewers, under Manager Harvey Kuenn's coaching, lead his team with a Ten-to-Zero victory with fine performances by Paul Moiltor and former Cardinal player Ted Simmons. The Cardinals came back hard to win Games Two and Three but the decisive Game Four fell into the Brewers' lap with a six-run Seventh Inning, winning the game and sending this World Series into a long-matchup. This video features many outstanding performances on the field, including players George Hendrick, Lonnie Smith, Robin Yount and Keith Hernandez. ~ Forrest Spencer, Rovi

The 1967 World Series pitted the Boston Red Sox, who were in the Series for the first time since 1946, against the St. Louis Cardinals. Lou Brock had 12 hits and seven stolen bases for the Cardinals, while Carl Yastrzemski had three home runs and ten hits for the Red Sox. The exceptional pitching was the deciding factor of the series, with Jim Lonborg getting two wins to force a seventh game. The video chronicles this classic series, with the Cardinals emerging as eventual world champions. ~ Linda J. Shriver, Rovi

Based on an actual bank heist (and even using the St. Louis policemen who took part in thwarting the original robbery), this fairly ho-hum caper film stars Steve McQueen as the driver of the getaway car for the four bank robbers. The four men go over their plan several times, including dry runs to cover every possible contingent. These preparations take up most of the film, so that by the time the thieves are ready to do it, the audience has been ready forever. The actual scenario when the thieves walk into the bank is fast-paced, and as might be expected, even the best-laid plans cannot foresee everything. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

This tape, brought to video by Major League Baseball, documents the 1944 World Series between the St Louis Cardinals and their cross-town rivals the St Louis Browns. All the games took place in Sportsman's Park with the series lasting six games. The winner was, you guessed it St Louis. With World War II raging across Europe and the South Pacific, many star players were overseas and the only notable name was the Cardinals famed Stan 'the man' Musial. However, other players like 28-year-old rookie pitcher Ted Wilks and slugging first baseman George McQuinn step up to the plate to make this a fall classic to remember. ~ C. Dwayne Smith, Rovi