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Fighting
Un film di Dito Montiel.
Con Channing Tatum, Terrence Howard, Luis Guzmán, Zulay Henao, Brian J. White.
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Drammatico,
Ratings: Kids+13,
durata 105 min.
- USA 2009.
- Universal Pictures
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DVD | FightingUscita in DVD
Disponibile on line da mercoledì 18 novembre 2009
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Birmingham Brawler in the Big City
di A. O. Scott The New York Times
You might expect a movie called “Fighting” to be a blunt, literal affair, and in the case of Dito Montiel’s new film, you would not be wrong. Without undue fuss or grandiosity, it tells the story of Shawn MacArthur (Channing Tatum), a muscular young fellow from Birmingham, Ala., who comes to the big city and, well, fights. From an impromptu street brawl near Rockefeller Center (where he is trying to sell phony iPods and pirated Harry Potter books), Shawn works his way through the underground fight clubs in different neighborhoods, where well-heeled patrons of various ethnicities (Russian in Brooklyn, Hispanic in the Bronx) pay money to watch guys punch one another. » |
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di Jacques Mandelbaum Le Monde
"Fighting" : des pains et des gnons Shawn, un beau gosse sans le sou mais à la carrure impressionnante, débarque un beau matin à New York de son Alabama natal. Vendeur à la sauvette, il se fait arnaquer par Harvey, escroc minable, et sa bande d'adolescents, non sans distribuer au passage des preuves de sa puissance de frappe. Lorsque les deux hommes se retrouvent, Harvey propose à Shawn de participer à des combats de rue clandestins pour se faire de l'argent. Les deux hommes sympathisent, volent de victoire en victoire, tandis que Shawn tombe amoureux d'une jolie serveuse latino. » |
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Starring Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard, Dito Montiel's tale of an underground fighting scene is vivid and loaded with detail
di Michael Ordoña The Los Angeles Times
It's called "Fighting," and its unpolished, messy fracases are among the film's highlights. But there's much more to it than that: more than the easily sold idea of Channing Tatum as Shawn, a down-on-his-luck drifter, drawn by two-bit hustler Harvey (Terrence Howard) into New York's underground fighting scene; more than Shawn's romance with struggling single mother Zulay (Zulay Henao). The word that best expresses the film is "vivid." It feels like a guided tour of the city's in-your-face underbelly, loaded with detail that only a native with an artist's eye could reveal. » |
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