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Release Date:
26 July 2003 (USA) moreTagline:
A winner always knows where he 's going. A champion never forgets where he's from. morePlot:
A boxer must navigate a path between his newfound fame and his former life. full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
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John Leguizamo Weds (From WENN. 7 July 2003)
Leguizamo Knocked Out by Boxing Flick
(From WENN. 25 June 2003)
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a stereotypical boxing movie with an abrupt ending moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | John Leguizamo | ... | Lex Vargas |
 | Clifton Collins Jr. | ... | Loco |
 | Adrian Martinez | ... | Chewey |
 | Juan Carlos Hernández | ... | Franky (as Juan Carlos Hernandez) |
 | Nestor Serrano | ... | Victor |
 | Coati Mundi | ... | Old man |
 | David Zayas | ... | Paulie |
 | Guillermo Díaz | ... | Mommy (as Guillermo Diaz) |
 | Omar Benson Miller | ... | Mack |
| Arthur Mercante | ... | Referee / Amazura |
| Mark Schulte | ... | Boxing Announcer |
| Arnie Rosenthal | ... | Boxing Announcer (as Arnie 'Tokyo' Rosenthal) |
| Randy Gordon | ... | Boxing Announcer |
| Psycho Les | ... | The Beatnuts |
| Juju Gigante | ... | The Beatnuts |
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John Leguizamo wrote the first draft of this screenplay while on location in Australia, filming Moulin Rouge! (2001). moreFAQ
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This movie was OK, but nothing too exciting. In the story, a young boxer moves up from the ameteurer ranks to turn pro. Then, he hooks up with a shady manager and eventually becomes a title holder while losing friends along the way. He hooks up with a girl that they call a give-me girl because she just hangs around rich guys. And we have many stereotypical scenes of the boxer's old friends coming around asking for money and the boxer moves into a huge house.
I have two complaints. One is John Leguizamo is too old to play the boxer. In the beginning, an ameteur boxer would probably be 18. Well, he already looks like he's in his 30's. The second is the abrupt ending. It just sort of stops, with no conclusion or anything. The boxer is just walking to the ring for another match.
FINAL VERDICT: If you like boxing, then you may like it. Otherwise, I wouldn't see it.