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“Unstoppable,” the stirring new film about wrestling champion Anthony Robles, joins the A-team of inspirational sports films, a beloved genre in which underdogs realize their dreams so that viewers can weep like babies. Related Articles Movies | Colorado agency approves $475M in bonds for purchase of The Stanley Hotel Movies | Disney’s new “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” blasts off with Colorado ties, big-name directors Movies | MCU’s Captain America, Anthony Mackie, talks about filming “Elevation” in Colorado, Coach Prime and more With its release on Prime, we asked Robles, the Arizona champion and inspirational speaker born with one leg — which uplifting sports films resonate most with him. “I’d say my all-time favorite is the ‘Rocky’ series,” he said.