Team Foxcatcher
Documentary • 2016 • 1 hr 31 min
Starring
Dave Schultz, Nancy Schultz, John E. du Pont, Dan Chaid, Mark Schultz
Directed By
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Super sad watching a human deteriorate on camera. Awesome insight to a fascinating story.
An unsettling and depressing story that keeps you hooked. Sad that this could have been avoided and that a man lost his life for no reason.
Interesting story but the most interesting about this movie was Steve Carells performance.
Slow and creepy but rewarding experience
An interesting look into the world of team foxcatcher. A fascinating mix of a sports film and a psychological drama.
Well done documentary that tells a wild story in an informative & compelling way. Def recommend for true crime, psych or wrestling fans.
Very dark event. Very sad. But its a story that needs to be heard.
Steve Carrell, and every second of the movie you keep thinking, "its Steve Carell"
A thought-provoking and sad documentary containing actual home videos from the farm. Great watch!
Some people have more money than sense. Crazy story.
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