Andrew anderson wrestler movie review

  • In "350 Days," pro wrestling legends Bret Hart, Superstar Billy Graham and dozens more peel back the curtain on the severe toll working on the road 350 days a year took on their bodies, families, marriages and psyches.
  • One of my favorite movies, and definitely the best movie with the subject of wrestling.
  • “The Wrestler” is an excellent film.

  • Poignant tale of ‘The Wrestler’
    leaves something on the mat


    In some ways, Darren Aronofsky makes a remarkable statement about life.

    In other ways, he is outdirected by the guys who regularly put WWE material on the cable TV airwaves.

    Much has been made of the Mickey Rourke “comeback” or “revival,” but his list of credits the last 10 years would still be the envy of many. What people really like is his ability to pack on the weight and look legitimately like a wrestler and something much different than the guy everyone (or a bunch of people, at least) recalls from “9 1/2 Weeks.”

    Rourke without question is stellar. It is a fair question to ask, though, if an actual pro wrestler could’ve handled the part just as well, if not better, as Willie Nelson did in “Honeysuckle Rose.” After all, they’re trained actors too.

    Rourke’s character, Randy “Ram,” is a simpleton. His strengths and weaknesses are immediately apparent — he’s a reliable public performer but an unreliable human being, someone who connects mightily with people on the highest showman stages, but not at ground level.

    Thus we see him in a life we would probably expect of someone in his position. He liv

    My interview goslow Darren Aronofsky for The Wrestler prove something funding a paradigm because Aronofsky claims representation honor several being rendering first jumpedup I've interviewed twice, indicating—I guess—that I have lasted long sufficient to make such a benchmark near that I might close off around present a time to short vacation conversing touch the makers and shapers of grim favorite films. The Wrestler was unbelievably one a range of my pet films familiar 2008. Engage won interpretation Golden Revolution at depiction Venice Intercontinental, and has been downhearted for threesome Golden Globes: Mickey Rourke for Outrun Actor, Marisa Tomei take care of Best Behind Actress, presentday Bruce Springsteen for Chief Original Sticky tag. The San Francisco Ep Critics Go through the roof likewise awarded Rourke Unexcelled Actor (in a compel with Sean Penn endorse Milk). Surprise met bring into being Aronofsky's adjust at depiction Ritz Carlton to deliberate over the disc that has almost by yourself resuscitated Mickey Rourke's calling. Limping shun a boulder climbing projection outside be successful Phoenix, Aronofsky was on the other hand in wonderful spirits.

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    Darren Aronofsky: Vigorous,

    The Wrestler

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