Resurrecting the Champ

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Originally Posted by Ted The Bull

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Originally Posted by chip

Good flim watched it the other night, did not know the true story so i thought it was good.
I liked the twists and turns and as some one else said you could not see some of them coming.
Marks out of 10 i would go for an 8 ;D ;D

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That's my point. If you knew the story, the movie would come across as bogus. albeit interesting.

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Thats why its BASED on a ture story, gotta hollywood shit up dont they

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister...le_1835622.php
Here is a article about the whole thing from the O.C. Register by Micheal Mello
I want to see the flick just to see if it clears up the whole name usage thing mentioned...that seemed a bit strange....But the fact that Tommy Harrison hasnt seen a dime for it is a bit disrespectful, and I cant give them any of my money on principle alone.

Ted says it sucked butt.

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Originally Posted by Ted The Bull

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Originally Posted by chip

Good film watched it the other night, did not know the true story so i thought it was good.
I liked the twists and turns and as some one else said you could not see some of them coming.
Marks out of 10 i would go for an 8 ;D ;D

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That's my point. If you knew the story, the movie would come across as bogus. albeit interesting.

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This is a common problem when people go see a movie based on a true story or on actual events or whatever other analogy they use. You must remember it is done purely for promotional purposes. Film makers are not documentary writers. They do not care if the story is accurate. They will put on the movie whatever they feel will tell a better story whether it is accurate or not. So you cannot go into a theater to see a movie based on a true story and expect to see a documentary.

Saw it this weekend.....not bad.