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Apex Mountain
Caan near his apex; invented fictional sports, burning pine trees, and making roller skating look cool: yes
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- James Caan is placed near his career apex because of his recent run, star status, and the film's commercial performance. — Bill Simmons
- Rollerball wins the apex for invented fictional sports over Dodgeball. — Bill Simmons
- Dick Enberg's film apex is rejected in favor of Heaven Can Wait. — Bill Simmons
- Maud Adams is tentatively placed at her apex here because she was also a major model. — Bill Simmons
- Norman Jewison's apex is debated among In the Heat of the Night, Moonstruck, and his late-1960s run. — Bill Simmons
- Houston's sports-city apex is debated against the Hakeem Olajuwon Rockets and the Dan Pastorini-Earl Campbell era. — Bill Simmons
- John Beck's apex is assigned to his sixty episodes of Dallas, and John Houseman's to The Paper Chase. — Bill Simmons
- The film wins apexes for burning pine trees and for making roller skating look cool. — Bill Simmons
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- Moses Gunn is selected for his familiar supporting presence and his work in Shaft and television. — Bill Simmons
- John Beck is also considered because the hosts recognize him from his long run on Dallas. — Bill Simmons
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