DURHAM, NC - JULY 4: Kevin Costner performs with his band Modern West at the July Fourth celebration at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park July 4, 2008 in Durham, North Carolina. The concert marked the 20th anniversary of Costner's baseball movie "Bull Durham," filmed in Durham. (Photo by Sara D. Davis/Getty Images)
Bull Durham is one of those enduring classics. The bawdy baseball comedy, which came out in 1988, boasts a sort of universal appeal. The movie, a Western in cleats, possesses a kind of rustic, ageless charm. Perhaps best known as the movie that brought stars Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins together, Bull Durham details the grimy day-to-day life of Minor League Baseball as seen through the eyes of its central characters: Annie Savoy, a philosophically inclined baseball groupie; Ebby Calvin LaLoosh, a talented but wild, immature pitching prospect; and Crash Davis, a veteran Minor League catcher chasing the Minor League home run record.