When We Were Kings
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Movie Reviews of When We Were Kings
Movie Review: Awesome Documentary!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great documentary! I love sports documentaries and this ranks as one of the tops, but of course behind "hoop dreams" in my opinion. If you love boxing back in the glory days when this sport was at the top, this is the film to buy. If you love Ali and Foreman, this film is well put together to tell you the story of one of the greatest boxing matches. Loved it!Movie Review: Awesome documentary - wonderful perspective of Ali's personality.
Summary: 5 Stars
This video documentary was incredible. To be able to watch Ali during an impressive beginning to his career was enlightening. We later watched the Ali movie with Will Smith -- and there is nothing better than seeing Ali living it out.I am not a boxing fan, but this is about life during changing times, and as a child of those times, even I learned new things.Movie Review: When They Were Kings
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a really moving movie about the famed Muhammed Ali and George Foreman Fight in Zaire in 1974. It allows people to reflect on the meaning of the fight now and provides a contemporary 1974 prospective also. It ends up being very moving and shows how funny Mohammed Ali could be. I've seen this movie several times and have never gotten tired of it.Movie Review: When We Were Kings
Summary: 5 Stars
It's an intensely bittersweet experience to revisit Ali in his prime, when his verbal banter was as quick and devastating as his right hand. Gast's film is a thrilling ride, providing vivid testament to what made Ali so powerful and compelling both in and out of the ring. Both Norman Mailer and the late George Plimpton add incisive commentary.Movie Review: a must-have film for Ali fans
Summary: 5 Stars
This is hands-down the best Ali documentary--and one of the best documentaries I've ever seen on any topic. The storyline is engaging, the commentary is fascinating--literary types will love the (late) George Plimpton/Norman Mailer narrations, and the music is so sexy and amazing. Simply a must-have!