Great actors bring you to the "foul" line of racism in the 60's.

Rating: 9/10 (9 January 2006)

"Glory Road" received a 9 rating from me because it invoked a basket full of emotions I had forgotten. Racial convictions and misconceptions of many folks during the 60's where portrayed realistically. The acting was strong. I felt elation and anger from the edge of my seat as the team progressed. At the end of the film the credits started to roll and the theater was emptying quickly. Then unexpectedly, the screen began showing photos of the real people involved in the story with a line or two about how their life progressed from the time of the final game until now. The remaining audience froze in their steps to drink in the personal information being shared. The characters had been portrayed in such depth, we wanted to know what happened to them. We knew them. When the credits roll, stay in your seat, you will also want to know where each person's journey took them.