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Critics Consensus: Weak script and predictable story undermines the intensity of the film.
Critic Consensus: Weak script and predictable story undermines the intensity of the film.
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Price of Glory is an earnest but flatfooted saga.
A by -the- numbers scenario that doesn't take its characters and fighters to that higher level.
Cliches fly faster than fists in Price of Glory, an old-fashioned boxing movie that can't really go the distance.
Very obvious, very earnest and a little overwrought.
Price of Glory wins a few rounds, but, unlike The Set Up, The Hurricane or Raging Bull, it loses the fight.
The movie clocks out with a cowardly sucker-punch.
Dances a fine line between PG-13 and R.
doesn't develop any of the characters
The road to glory is often paved with good intentions, but so is the path to mediocrity, which exactly where Carlos Avila's well-meaning drama heads in no time.
...generally entertaining, in a movie-of-the-week sort of way.
While the intentions are good, Price of Glory is never confident enough to push the boundaries of the sports drama mold.
Price of Glory isn't awful, it's merely pointless.
Fantastic movie!! This is an absolute favorite of mine. After the pivotal peak and rise of HBO's original 'Resurrection Blvd," here is a film with similar interests and highlights of a family in boxing. The movie reflects around the Ortega family who lives near the border of Arizona. Arturo was once a young boxer who dreamt of becoming world champion, but his dreams were crushed the day when he lost a bout in a money fight. Several years later, he teaches and trains his three young sons in hopes that boxing will help secure their future financially. As they get older, they soon realize their dreams are getting bigger as well as their interests. The family embarks upon several new stages in their lives, and Arturo realizes that choices and decisions are no longer his to make but that of his sons. Great cast- Jimmy Smits, Clifton Collins, Jon Seda, Maria Del Mar, Louis Mandylor, and Sal Lopez. Great music! Definitely worth seeing.
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