The movie about Muhammad Ali and George Foreman gets off to an interesting start, with dynamic fight sequences and sharp exchanges that create energy. Seeing these two iconic figures together offers a glimpse into their past and competitive relationship, which is initially quite captivating. Still, the film’s forward motion slows down considerably as it goes on, especially during the longer section dedicated to Foreman's life. Too much talking and stretched-out scenes pull away from what was working, making the movie feel unnecessarily lengthy and slow. Although there are times when the story picks up again, the editing doesn’t always serve it well, which contributes to a disconnected storyline that has trouble holding your attention. It seems like the filmmakers were more concerned with how long the film would be than whether it made sense, causing a lull in the middle. Because of these problems with the rhythm, I think it's best to wait and watch this one when it’s available for streaming; that way you can skip over the less lively parts. Some people might value the detailed look at the story, but others may wish they had seen something more focused and entertaining.

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