Jerry Maguire (1996)

A sports agent at the peak of his career writes a nighttime manifesto about having fewer clients and more honesty, and by morning he is out of a job. He stays afloat thanks to his only remaining client, a loud and underrated football player, and a colleague who dared to follow him. Cameron Crowe has created a rare hybrid of sports drama, satire on the industry, and melodrama, and Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr. (who won an Oscar for his role) made the film quotable.

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