'Fight Night' (AKA Rigged) is no classic but it works the fight movie formula well enough to make it a winner.
Rigged (2008)
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Reviews Counted:2
Fresh:2
Rotten:0
Average Rating:N/A
Rated: Not Rated
Genre: Action/Adventure
Theatrical Release:Nov 30, 1999 Limited
Synopsis: Rigged is an action-adventure film about a con man named Michael who plays the underground boxing matches. When he and a formidable female boxer set off across the country engaging in back room... Rigged is an action-adventure film about a con man named Michael who plays the underground boxing matches. When he and a formidable female boxer set off across the country engaging in back room boxing bouts for money, things seem to be working out, until Michael's shady past catches up to them. [More]
Starring: Chad Ortis, Rebecca Neuenswander, Kurt Hanover, David Graf
Starring: Chad Ortis, Rebecca Neuenswander, Kurt Hanover, David Graf
Director: Jonathan Dillon
Director: Jonathan Dillon
Screenwriter: Ian Shorr
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Reviews for Rigged
A wildly improbable but often diverting effort that mixes ring action with a relationship movie.
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