Review of “The Wrestler” Film by John Canton

Last night I watched "wrestler" again with a cable. I have seen it several times since it came out in 2008, and I noticed that I have not written any comments on my writing about internet wrestling. Remember, I have not written a movie review, and I am not going to use them as normal, but I always like to see the storytelling art so I try to see a lot every year . Since it is a wrestler, this is a wrestling field, I think I should write a brief comment here.

Wrestler is a wonderful movie. I understand the rhythm of the story, so I think it will get better as I see it. They are not in a hurry to do anything. Sometimes you see a movie and think that it is too long or too short. This feeling is just right. This is one of the best movies of 2008. In that year, I can not remember anything other than what I brought to me. (Note: I participated a lot in 2008, so I might forget a couple of things.)

Mickey Rourke is a wonderful performance of Randy The Ram. He actually learned how to do his ass or how to deal, or at least he seemed to be able to do him. Since they showed how to play to the audience he presented respect for business in the movie with Ernest "Cat" Miller and others

Rough was said to have broken wrestling on health problems and even to stop wrestling, but he was almost impossible to adapt to the "real world". His works at the Deli counter perfectly capture this aspect of the story. At that time, you really want to see this guy change his life, find what he likes, and eventually become more wrestling.

For celebrities, there is no such deep actor, Marisa Tome (嘿 George Costanza) often played with Randy's strip friends and with Evan Rachel Wood's Randy. My daughter's relationship also draws Randy from another angle. Because we want to make him happy, Randy's relationship with her daughter is easy to have a good story, but not all movies need to have a good ending.

Randy is a flawed person and it is difficult for him to emerge from his reputation as a wrestler. If we become no longer a major star, some wrestling players will struggle, but it is certain that not everyone will participate in wrestling competitions. It sounds like a darker story, but it is easy for Randy to succeed.

In addition, I respect the fact that they have a small budget of about 6 million dollars and made such an interesting movie. Proving this story is very important. No explosion or CGI green screen is necessary. The film earned approximately $ 45 million in box office revenue, which clearly succeeded.

I will give this film a rating of 10 points (my joke film rating system) desire or 1/5 of **** 1/2

Rourke did not win the Oscar in this role, but he won the Golden Gloves, and the lecture here was very embarrassing and fun.

Alonovsky also made a real atmosphere at the various wrestling venues he showed. It was prudent for him to set up an independent wrestler, decide to shoot at a true independent wrestling show, and give a film a rough documentary feel. The compromise of muscle heads, dreamers, athletes, and artists will not be able to provide a system that supports Roke's role. I have been thinking about wrestlers since screening in New York. I feel a little guilty. I do not know if a movie you know, I like showing movies in a way that does not show me flattery. The overall wrestling industry remembered Dorothy Gale's post-game analysis of her time at Oz: "Some of them are terrible, but most are beautiful."

Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler (2008) is a movie that forces viewers to ask questions rather than finding answers. This movie explores the world of the working class and performers demanding harsh jobs. In the movie, Mickey Rock depicts the surging wrestler Robins Ramsinski, but his stage name Randy "Ram" Robinson is better known. "Lam" puts herself at the intersection of life and you have to choose between sports of your choice and your own health. If Aronofsky used a specific structure in the movie it was a journey. From the beginning of the movie to the final scene, Robin experienced an event like a whirlwind