Brutal Glory

About This Movie

So, 'Brutal Glory' is kind of a mixed bag, but it definitely captures a certain rawness of the boxing world in the late 1800s. The pacing has its ups and downs, with some scenes dragging a bit while others pack a punch—pun intended. The performances, especially the lead, convey real grit, like you can feel the weight of the gloves. There's a lot of focus on the struggle of the man behind the champion, Norman Selby, and that adds some depth. The practical effects during the fight scenes have that gritty realism that you just don’t see today. It’s interesting how it explores themes of fame and personal demons without a glossy finish. Not the smoothest ride, but it has its charm, you know?

Realistic fight choreography · Explores personal struggles · Strong character development