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Movie Review - King Richard

Still from King Richard: Will Smith as Richard Williams with his daughters by a hand-lettered sign

The only knock on this movie is that we know how it ends. If this were fiction, there would be drama. But there's also the enjoyment of knowing that this is a true story. This family does overcome the obstacles in their path. That's far better than any dramatic fiction they could have provided.

The acting by every character was spot on. The girls, Saniyya Sidney as Venus, and Demi Singleton as Serena, were great. Kudos to both them and the director Reinaldo Marcus Green.

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Obviously, this movie focuses on Will Smith as Richard Williams. I don't know if this is his best role/performance, but it's one of the contenders. And that's saying a lot for Will Smith because his best is some of the best ever.

Grade: A

Rated:PG-13 Brief Drug References, A Sexual Reference, Some Violence, Strong Language
Genres:Biography, Drama, Sport, True Story
USA release date:Nov 19, 2021
Movie length:145 minutes
Starring:Will Smith, Jon Bernthal, Tony Goldwyn
Director:Reinaldo Marcus Green
Writer(s):Zach Baylin
Language:English
Country:United States

Plot
A look at how tennis superstars Venus and Serena Williams became who they are after the coaching from their father Richard Williams.

 

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