Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight

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Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 30 Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight is an okay HBO TV film that has an interesting subject and a respectable level of seriousness. It handles its historical setting with a good amount of polish and tries to make the story feel important. The film works best when it focuses on the conversations, the pressure, and the tension behind the scenes. There is a thoughtful tone to it, and the performances help keep it watchable even when the pacing feels a little slow. That said, it never quite becomes as gripping as it could have been. It feels a bit restrained, and at times the material comes across as more informative than truly exciting. Overall, it is a decent TV movie that does enough to hold your attention, but it does not leave a strong lasting impression. I’d rate it a 5/10 for being respectable, but only average. See more 12/17/2021 No Oscar winner, but good story . And cast See more 10/31/2021 This film gave the audience a look at what went on in the Supreme Court, behind closed doors, during the time when Muhamad Ali had refused to be drafted. I found the film interesting. See more 12/11/2011 An unfairly overlooked and somewhat obscure entry in the array of Ali movies in two acts - the first focusing on the two, champion-making fights with Sonny Liston, the second anticipating the phenomenal 'Rumble in the Jungle'. Avoiding a talking-head or even narrated documentary approach (in contrast to the more popular "When We Were Kings"), Klein brings a gritty, authentic and realistic feel to his own personal Ali chronicle, less story-bound than WWWK and the handful of other Ali biopics, but one which effectively places the viewer slap-bang in the cultural change of mid-60's America and ten years later in a redemption-ready Africa. See more 12/06/2010 I'm pretty sure I've seen this, and I remember it was good. See more Read all reviews

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