Review of Eight Men Out (1988) by Bill F — 06 Mar 2006
Filmmaker John Sayles worked on his script years before the 1988 film (or before he had the rights to make the film) as a labor of love. Sayles's adaptation proves one can make a historically accurate film in the day and age of artistic license.
And what a story. Although many know about the "Black Sox," made famous--again--in the 1989 hit film Field of Dreams, the details of the saga are far less known.
This review of Eight Men Out (1988) was written by Bill F on 06 Mar 2006.
Eight Men Out has generally received positive reviews.
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