Users review: Greetings again from the darkness. After some soul searching, I have decided to turn off the critical side of my brain and focus on what is good about this film. As a baseball fanatic and film, a little discomfort creeps in when the two come together. However, this is not really a baseball movie, though the story focuses on what may be the most crucial turning point in the history of baseball. In fact, this is the turning point more than Pasttime American ... it is also crucial to the Civil Rights Movement. The film is a reminder of how things can be different with a man of the right one ... Jackie Robinson.Writer / director Brian Helgeland (s / p for LA Confidential and Mystic River) will look at what happened in 1945-1947, when the Brooklyn Dodgers President and GM Branch Rickey (played by Harrison Ford) is made a business decision to integrate baseball. We see its selection process ... Too big Roy Campanella, Satchel Paige was too old. He solved the famous Jackie Robinson after 3 hours of meeting them where Rickey Robinson black players need to face it with the courage to fight back.Chadwick Roseman NOT Jackie Robinson describes as truly in love with his wife Rachel (played by Nicole Beharie), and the one who says he just wants to be ballplayer, while at the same time takes pride in its role in the world changed. We see the evolution of his duties as a shortstop for the Kansas City Kings of the Negro Leagues to time with the Dodgers AAA minor league team in Montreal and finally to his introduction to the major leagues in 1947.This is a film earnestly and sincerely that remove the complexity and time of the main characters. Most of it is being portrayed as the good guys from the bad guys. Good Man is very good and the bad guys are really bad. Alan Tudyk the unenviable task describes Philadelphia Phillies manager Ben Chapman, known for releasing evil racist verbal attack on Robinson. Mr. Rickey is credited Chapmans small-mindedness as the biggest factor in creating Dodger team Robinson. As soon as the time given other famous in the movie is when giving beloved shortstop Pee Wee Reese (Lucas Black) arm around Robinson, shushing Cincinnati fans. Of course, as a baseball fan, I enjoyed the antics too short Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher (Christopher Meloni) is happening in the story Robinson deeper if he does not succumb to the weakness of the flesh (so to speak) . Filmmakers Helgeland stories provide moral and social change, and gives the impression of the nature and strength needed by those concerned. This story has more to do with showing how much time he began to change by way of Jackie Robinson, a ballplayer rough, but senior athlete, transforming itself into a perennial all-star and league MVP. And that's as it should be. As noted Rickey, will receive only happen if the world believed that Robinson was a good man and a great baseball player. That has to be weighed much burden at times, but it is clear that Robinson is the right person at the right time. |
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