Review of Cinderella Man (2005) by Brizzi — 06 Jun 2011
This Movie was undouptedly one of the top favorite films from the amazing Russell Crowe. It portrays the struggle of living in America during the Great Depression and reveals the triumphant live of boxer James Braddock.
Russell Crowe plays the roll of a compassionate husband and father so well that I wish I had him as an uncle. despite being a feirce boxing champion he does not give off the impression of being a meat-head, testosterone driven bulldog.
His ethical and tranquil character is what makes the film which totally contradicts the stereotypical boxer. Another twist that I loved about the film is when he goes broke and goes the to boxing confederation to beg for enough money to get his kids back.
that was a really moving scene. although I loved the movie I thought the actress playing James Braddock's wife could of been a little more attractive, boxers usually have HOT wives and they are always enjoyable to watch, especially when they play the roll of a faithful and caring wife.
This review of Cinderella Man (2005) was written by Brizzi on 06 Jun 2011.
Cinderella Man has generally received very positive reviews.
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