Wait... this wasn't Creed 2?

Rating: 7/10 (4 December 2018)

Hey guys welcome back to my channel. As usual we're here in the history through film class reviewing yet another movie. Although I only witnessed the second half of the movie, I know that it's basically about an old head dude who wanted to rep New Jersey and hold things down for his wife and kids through the great depression. Well stuff goes down at a dinner and Braddock's wife throws probably champagne at Max, however the wife doesn't want him to fight till later on. Anyways like and David and Goliath boxing movie, it goes all 15 rounds and goes to decision because obviously Hollywood is against knockouts. Braddock wins and life goes on. From the portion of the movie I saw which mainly entailed the fight, I find the cinematography during which was not eye-pleasing. There was a bright flash to signify a camera after each punch which made it seem like they were trying to do that thing which is slows down every punch to emphasize the strength behind two fighters who obviously didn't train more than a light jog. I came to think this was filmed during the time it took place. Although it isn't a big deal, watching two white guys who have the same skin tone, dark shorts and dark hair, gets a little confusing. Despite all my nonsense criticism, I felt that the acting was good. It definitely represented well about what actually happened. I'm no expert, but I bet it would be hard to make a movie depicting every little detail about something that happened 70 years ago, however they did it chief.