| Glory Road Review |
| by Bill Clark |
| The underdog sports film is the most dependable of all. Whether based
on true events or simply a tale of a ragtag team who wins the big game,
the genre seemingly has crowds standing an applauding no matter how
clichéd and tired it gets. Basketball has...more |
| Glory Road Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| GLORY ROAD, by first-time director James Gartner, is one disappointing
basketball film, since it takes a great, true story and turns it into a very
mediocre movie. Never deciding if it wants to highlight sports action or
racial injustice, it ends up...more |
| Glory Road Review |
| by samseescinema |
| Director: James Gartner
Cast: Josh Lucas, Derek Luke,
Screenplay: Chris Cleveland, Gregory Allen Howard
MPAA Classification: PG (for racial issues including violence and
epithets, and momentary language) more |
| Glory Road Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| CAPSULE: A philandering Kazakhstan filmmaker must leave his
modern city and return to the rural countryside of his youth
in order to visit his ailing mother. Along the way we see
the world his country has given him and the world he...more |
