TKO

I enjoyed watching the dad and son bond the way they did. Liked how the whole storyline unfolded-it was positive. It isnt something i would watch twice though even if i had too. Not the best acting skills or belivable scene@ the emotional scenes by either of the sons-NEEDED MORE TRAINING. Houston & ri'chards nailed their emotional scenes as experienced actors. The judge told the truth he really was a fan of jacobs......@he showed up at the fight :).

The camera circling really me dizzy, it was really overused and it threw me off. Sometimes it's best to keep the camera still, over the shoulder shots are just fine. The movie was good pretty much predictable from the beginning, the acting was meh. But overall it was ok, give it a watch. Judge it for yourself.

It was alright. I gave it a 6 because you can tell that the actors actually tried. There are a lot of LONG drawn out dialogue heavy scenes and I think all the actors did a pretty good job with the material.

For a low budget film, it looked decent overall. The sets, clothing, camera work... not bad.

Now, let's get to the nitty gritty:

This movie is WAY too long. It just keeps going and going. It should really be 1:30-1:45 max.

Again, this movie is dialogue heavy, and many of the scenes are overly long. There's a scene where the father speaks with his son about why he and his mother broke up and that scene went on forever.

I don't think Benzino worked well as a thug villain. I just wasn't feeling it. Was that his first acting role?

Anyway overall it was decent because it seems as if everybody was trying and really into their roles, which I can appreciate it. The father-I know him from One on One but hadn't seen him anywhere else outside of a few cameos on tv shows. Good to see him keeping up the acting work.