Users review: Grudge Match: Three and a half stars (out of five) of the movie icon Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro (last appeared on screen together in 1997s Cop Land) star about a former boxing champion who decided to fight with the others on this movie, scheduled for 30 years and was the title tiebreaking After passing. The movie was, of course, could have been the title of the Rocky VS. Raging Bull Thirty years later, they would probably sell more tickets. Its a decent movie and who will be joining boxing comedy drama is to be expected (no more, no less). Stallone stars as Henry is very sharp, and Robert De Niro, Billy the Kid McDonnen. Each of the boxers who have either retired Pittsburgh and against each other in a battle for the title will be won. You are a tiebreaking match thirty years ago, but withdrew Razor night before the big fight. Since the Razor is looking to fight a kid again, and when Dante Slate, Jr (Kevin Hart), a boxing promoter, the promoter who organized Razor and arguments over the teaching of children, kid, we propose jumps at the chance for a new struggle between. Razor is (of course) the first being the idea that there is, to a large extent, in fact, that boy his ex-girlfriend, Sally Rose (Kim Basinger), thirty years ago, before canceling performance is sleeping. Razor financial difficulties as a result of an agreement to fight. Alan Arkin also star in the film's razor-old coach Jon Bernthal (The Walking Dead fame) plays like a baby son (and Sallys), which he never knew.The movie is packed with all the usual cliches? Mother and cheesy drama, but it is fun and entertaining. If you are not, Rocky and Raging Bull, a boxing match between thirty years later to see if they are interested, but this is not the movie for you, but I like the idea and I got what I paid for. Stallone and De Niro are great in the film (which looked like it had a lot of fun), and all the other decent actor as well. Peter Segal (such as Tommy Boy, Anger Management, 50 First Dates and Get Smart as a film director) directing the work of a decent script (Doug Ellin, according to Tim Kelleher and Rodney Rothman is appropriate), the. Of course, it is not a great film, but it is not bad either, and its definitely a lot fun.Watch show our movie review Movie Talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4Q1b3lZ2TY |
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