Southpaw
Action • R • 2015 • 2 hr 3 min
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Rachel McAdams, Forest Whitaker, Oona Laurence, 50 Cent
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This underwhelmed me after being so optimistic for it, but it’s a lot of fun and deserves your time at least once.
A great, unique and fun movie about boxing. Jake kills the role and the story is great, Jake’s character bouncing back and the last fight 🔥
Very intense, and well done. I wish it had more time to develop some topics, but otherwise I liked it.
A great film, good performance by the lead with an amazing story
Emotional and intense. Very dark in a sad way. I didn’t love this movie but it was decent. Just a very slow middle. Great acting.
I wasn't expecting a good story of a father. Most watch for a sport drama and fatherhood also standing back again.
Great sports drama, wonderful role of Jake Gyllenhaal.
Pretty good and it's have good action. Worth for watching
Pretty good independent fighting movie that doesn’t feel like rocky
The classic story of a fighter at the top who loses everything and I mean everything.
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