I liked Quicksilver, but haven't seen the other ones everyone's mentioned, so I can't really say...

Ok off to Netflix I go...

THE no. one :a sunday in hell ..by juergen leth
II stars and watercarriers .. also by juergen leth
III a vhs tape of rolf sorensen winning LBL in ´97

Breaking Away

In God's Hands...OK, it's not really a bike movie, but what a good one for its virtues. From the training to the technical to the obscure to the beautiful, this movie sets a mood cyclists can relate to. It captures the essence of what it's like to make something a part of your life.
Like one of the last lines, "Have you ever had a friend that just thinking of brings a smile?"
Recalling even one good ride is like that. It was worth it.

The Collective

The Collective is by far the best i've seen.

The movies found here: http://www.digave.com/videos/ (What?)

Puh-lease...the choice is clear....Breaking Away

My user name should be a clear indicator to how I feel about this flick

Three seconds.

If you can find it, check out the French film "Three Seconds". It's about the life and times of a female bike racer, and is actually pretty good. My wife doesn't even ride, and she liked it, except for the surprise ending. It's subtitled.
Tom

the collective hands down


AN6

The Flying Scotsman (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0472268/) (2006)