Black Gunn fails to ignite the screen as much as some other Jim Brown films have done.
There is nothing wrong with the movie but it lacks a spark, a happening that would make the movie unmissable.
Jim Brown basically plays Jim Brown (the same as all his films) so if you enjoy his fundamentals then fair enough you will appreciate the show.
But the lack of moments leaves you wanting more.
The story had plenty of potential but not enough imagination to capitalise on it.
If you are working your way through the world of Blaxploitation then you would include this in your journey but otherwise you can take it or leave it :)
There is nothing wrong with the movie but it lacks a spark, a happening that would make the movie unmissable.
Jim Brown basically plays Jim Brown (the same as all his films) so if you enjoy his fundamentals then fair enough you will appreciate the show.
But the lack of moments leaves you wanting more.
The story had plenty of potential but not enough imagination to capitalise on it.
If you are working your way through the world of Blaxploitation then you would include this in your journey but otherwise you can take it or leave it :)