| Cinderella Man Review |
| by [email protected] |
| With Clint Eastwood's knockout "Million Dollar Baby" cleaning up at the
Oscars(r)--not to mention the box office--earlier this year it should
come as no surprise to anyone to see another boxing picture primed for
summer's primetime. That time is...more |
| Cinderella Man Review |
| by Ryan Ellis |
| Chris Rock was right. Russell Crowe should star in every movie. If he has
given a bad performance in his entire life, I've yet to see it. And if we
have to accept some bar brawls and hotel-lobby violence to get these kind of
performances out of him,...more |
| Cinderella Man Review |
| by Matt Noller |
| Occasionally in film pure filmmaking skill can overcome whatever flaws the
material might have. Such is the case in Ron Howard's Cinderella Man, a
traditional, almost mawkishly sentimental crowd-pleaser. In less capable
hands, the film would have been...more |
| Cinderella Man Review |
| by samseescinema |
| Director: Ron Howard
Cast: Russell Crowe, Renee Zellweger, Paul Giamatti, Craig Bierko
Screenplay: Cliff Hollingsworth, Akiva Goldsman
MPAA Classification: PG-13 (intense boxing violence and some language) more |
| Cinderella Man Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| CINDERELLA MAN is an uplifting biopic about a prize fighter who got one of
the greatest second chances in sports history. James J. Braddock (Russell
Crowe) went in one year from the bread line to a fight against the
heavyweight champion of the world,...more |
