Review of The Wrestler (1971) by Xime F — 05 Sep 2011
"The only place I get hurt is out there. The world don't give a shit about me.".
Darren Aronofsky made a phenomenal and fabulous camera technique, implies the footsteps of a former wrestling icon, that's brilliant concept. The Wrestler is simple but powerful highlight about one man scourged by depression and make every second counts in order to respects the last day of his life. The acting is truly remarkable, Rourke, Tomei, and Rachel Wood gives an totality and optimal performances at their career. This is fictional version of Raging Bull, and it means flawless. Modern best sports drama, I'll never forget!!!
This review of The Wrestler (1971) was written by Xime F on 05 Sep 2011.
The Wrestler has generally received positive reviews.
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