a date move for guys, and girls too.

Rating: 6/10 (19 January 2007)

-Is K. Dunst really British? Her smile says yes. -Dunst plays a woman who is apparently very comfortable in her sexuality. She decides that she wants Colt early on and pursues him. That was refreshing to watch.
-The family drama that plays as a side-story is warm and not altogether sappy, but still cliché at times.
-The casting was well handled. All of the supporting roles are what they should be: supportive.
-This film is unorthodox for a commercial picture, in that the hero becomes a people's champion because of a romantic relationship. "Rocky" is similar but the lead actor is not totally dependent on his love interest for success. In this story, Colt can't seem to win a match without Bradbury's "support".
-Very well directed. It could have stood a little more slapstick, but hey, that might have been too much for this movie to handle
Give it a shot.