Has anybody seen million dollor baby,what did u think?

Answer 1

An amazing film it went that one step further when you expected it to end

I found it very hard to watch the last half hour.........i had to turn it off and come back to it

Excellent x

Answer 2

To me, it truly is one among those impressive video clips it truly is so worth watching - yet in reality once. It took me on an emotional rollercoaster - I felt drained after watching it, I cried a lot. It pissed me off more suitable how her mom and family members were after her coincidence, than what particularly got here about to her. And, being in Clint's (Boss) position, regardless of the truth that unlawful and fairly confusing, i could do an identical. staggering, inspite of the truth that extraordinarily unhappy, movie.

Answer 3

I quite enjoyed it. But im a big clint eastwood fan. But a bit of a bummer when so broke her neck @ the end.That always reminds me of the simpsons eposode when homer was a boxer and fighting Tyson. The last punch was straight on his nugget from tyson which hurt his neck.

Answer 4

Flawlessly written, acted and directed, MILLION DOLLAR BABY is being hymned and wreathed by the critics as the best film of 2004. They're absolutely right. "An old master's new masterpiece," the NEW YORK TIMES said in a review that was more of an open love letter to Eastwood than anything remotely resembling a critical analysis of the film itself. For once such honey-tongued critical adulation is fully merited. Dark, edgy, subtle and at times emotionally devastating, MILLION DOLLAR BABY represents the apotheosis of Eastwood's art - the most lucid and intelligently limned expression of his philosophy of the outsider, the noble loners whose personal codes of honour set them both above and apart from the compromised, corrupt societies they inhabit. The Boxing Ring As Metaphor For Life is a hoary trope almost as old as Hollywood itself, employed to varying effect in films as diverse as THE CHAMP, GOLDEN BOY, REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT, THE GREAT WHITE HOPE, FAT CITY, ROCKY and RAGING BULL. In MILLION DOLLAR BABY, though, Eastwood the director brings a fresh eye and an entirely fresh approach to both the setting and characterisations, virtually re-inventing this venerable sub-genre rather than simply recycling its conventions. Eastwood the actor is in fine form - a commanding if increasingly weather-beaten presence - as gym owner Frankie Dunn. A case study in loneliness, Dunn's creased face is a map of places you'd rather not go to and disappointment has clearly been a life-long companion. Co-stars Hilary Swank and the magnificent Morgan Freeman, playing Frankie's unlikely protegee Maggie Fitzgerald and friend "Scrap-Iron" Dupris, give what are without question the best performances of their respective careers: deftly underplayed, their roles provide emotionally overwhelming impacts more powerful than anything glimpsed in the film's riotous fight sequences. Forming an iron triangle forged from mutual dependence, Dunn and Dupris school the impulsive but untutored Maggie in both the techniques of boxing and the tradecraft of survival in a world pre-disposed to pulverise individualism. The canvas-floored square ring becomes the arena in which all three characters confront their various demons, battling for both victory and personal redemption. Paul Haggis' screenplay is itself a masterwork, improving on its source material without betraying the concise but compelling situations and superbly drawn characters found in F.X. Toole's short stories. And, finally, Eastwood the composer's elegiac but unobtrusive score is a minor classic of its kind, a requiem to both lost souls and lost causes. MILLION DOLLAR BABY is not only the best film released in 2004 it is also the most fully realised and richly textured major studio movie of the decade.

Answer 5

Superb film! Beautifully directed, acted and thought out! Whoever wrote it is amazing! I cried my eyes out even though I admired the choices made. Well worth watching!

Answer 6

It got really depressing towards the end. I would have liked to see a better ending, with the girl not becoming paralyzed and the boxer that hit her illegally getting what she deserved.

Answer 7

Its very good. My boyfriend made me watch and I really didn't want to but I'm so glad I did. Its not just about boxing - they storyline is amazing and I love Morgan Freeman too!
Give it a go if you haven't seen it!

Answer 8

I liked i but it was a hard movie to watch. There are a lot of parts of the movie that are really sad and there is no comic relief it kind of makes my gloomy.

Answer 9

Great flick....great acting and unexpected ending....I cried. Hillary Swank was fabulous...Eastwood good, as always. The story was better than I expected.

Answer 10

really liked it. It had an unexpected twist