Didn't mind the six dgrees of seperation -- Rhinotainment

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Date Posted: 00:51:55 08/03/04 Tue
Author: Walt K
Subject: Didn't mind the six dgrees of seperation
In reply to: Flair4theGold 's message, "Ali stunk . . ." on 10:38:02 08/01/04 Sun

Or should I say Will Smith in it, the film itself left a bad taste, which might have been the point I suppose. He has done some crap over the years.

I don't remember badly disliking 'Ali' except that it was too long. Films that are mediocre tend to be like that for me. If I want tos ee something on Ali I watch that doco that won the academy award a few years back on the rumble in teh jungle. You get the real thing there.

As far as boxing movies go 'Hurricane' left a greater impression. Same thing happened with Malcolm X, i was prompted to go and find out more about teh character (usualy meant reading a book). maybe I have to hand to to Denzel for that.

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He's just so damned likeable -- The Rhino, 17:25:54 08/10/04 Tue