Either a bad movie or poor documentary

Rating: 2/10 (4 January 2016)

First off, I love football, baseball, hockey, as well as other sports and enjoy the performance of good athletes which includes collisions. Also, I think that the NFL was very wrong for disallowing the possibility that concussions were prevalent and damaging far worse than they let on to be. Now, for the movie part, I didn't like the movie much. It was likely Will Smith's finest performance, but the movie seemed to me to be "a black doctor against white man's science." The movie centered around him and his wife and showed little happening outside of Pittsburg. The husband/wife thing was done poorly with no romance, just affection of some kind and a miscarriage. Details that occurred to make CTE apparent to everyone, including the NFL, were just left out. The story had holes, wasn't fun to watch, and I was slightly relieved when the 2 hours were over. That sounds contradictory to the fact I stated Smith did a very good job, but the movie shouldn't have been about a doctor in Pittsburg. It should have been about the players.