Movies like Rebound: The Legend of Earl 'The Goat' Manigault

While more lighthearted and family-oriented, 'Space Jam' merges live-action and animation featuring Michael Jordan helping the Looney Tunes play basketball. Viewers who enjoyed the basketball element in 'Rebound' might appreciate the sport being celebrated in a fantastical scenario.

Samuel L. Jackson stars as Coach Carter in this inspiring story about a high school basketball coach who prioritizes his players' education over winning games. Fans of 'Rebound' will appreciate the mentorship aspect and the challenges faced by young athletes in inner cities.

Directed by Spike Lee, 'He Got Game' is a compelling drama that centers around the story of a promising high school basketball player. With themes of redemption and the pressures of sports, it resonates well with viewers who appreciated the gritty realism and basketball backdrop of 'Rebound: The Legend of Earl ‘The Goat’ Manigault'.

Based on a true story, this film depicts the journey of the first African-American collegiate starting lineup and their coach who led them to the NCAA national basketball championship. Its themes of overcoming racial barriers and basketball glory make it a fitting follow-up for viewers of 'Rebound'.

A romantic drama that tells the story of two childhood friends who share a passion for basketball as they navigate their complicated relationship from childhood to adulthood. Its central theme of basketball as a way of life echoes 'Rebound's' deep respect for the game.

This film explores the corrupt practices in college recruiting as a coach is faced with ethical dilemmas to get his team to the top. 'Blue Chips' offers another perspective on the pressures and temptations within the game of basketball, much like 'Rebound'.

A documentary that follows two African-American high school students and aspiring NBA players, 'Hoop Dreams' provides an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs of pursuing a basketball career. Its realism and depth will resonate with 'Rebound' fans.

This movie explores the dark side of high school basketball in New York City, featuring a young, talented player caught between his aspirations and street life. Fans of 'Rebound' will appreciate the basketball culture and the personal struggles depicted in 'Above the Rim'.