George Foreman The Movie
Boxing is a sport with many greats. The sport is filled with many superstars from the past to the present. The intense sport brings a lot of fans and hype to it because of the action it can bring. Like Muhammed Ali, Floyd Maywheather, Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Robinson and the list goes on. There is one fighter though that was also really popular and was once considered the best in the world. His name is George Foreman and he was a heavyweight champion who once came from nothing to being the best in the world. George Foreman's life wasn't always sunshine and rainbows and the movie "Big George Foreman" breaks down his life and he found the love to box.
The movie Big George Foreman takes the viewer on how George Foreman's life was before he became this superstar in boxing. When George was a kid he had anger issues and he wouldn't be able to control them. This would lead to him doing bad things like fighting with kids at school. He would have to move from school to school because of this and it was looking all bad for him especially since his family was poor. George would get in trouble with the law sometimes and this made decide to join the Job Corps where he had the last chance to turn his life around. This however did not change his violent outbursts and that's when the chairman of the Job Corps decided to encourage George to start boxing as a way for him to take out his anger. After he makes the decision to start boxing his whole life takes a turn for the better.
This movie is a must watch whether you're a boxing fan or not. It's filled with emotions and its a must watch if your looking to spend some free time on watching a movie.
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