The film *Glory Road* recounts the remarkable factual account of the resolve and valor demonstrated by Texas Western’s basketball team in 1966, though the writing doesn't quite live up to what the story could be. It presents again the motivating narrative concerning college basketball’s initial all-African American starting five in 1966. The difficulties these athletes confronted and their willingness to persevere above bigotry and discrimination proved truly uplifting. The performers, with Josh Lucas at the forefront, successfully portrayed the strength and toughness of each individual. However, the script felt rather commonplace and predictable, despite being based on a captivating real-life event. While it’s an agreeable film, it feels excessive and lacks originality, which lessens the impact of the story. *Glory Road* isn't poorly made, but there was significant room for improvement.
On September 25, 2026
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