Movies in a Minute: ‘Concussion’
The saga of the National Football League and brain injuries is brought to light by Will Smith's latest film, "Concussion."
The saga of the National Football League and brain injuries is brought to light by Will Smith’s latest film, “Concussion.”
The story itself is fairly interesting, but the movie is slow. At times, it felt like the film was more of a showcase for Smith (who admittedly is really good) rather than a focus on what basically amounted to a cover up by the NFL.
At the end of the movie, it feels like things are just getting good when the credits begin to roll, so I was left a little disappointed by this one.
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But, overall, I thought “Concussion” was a good-but-slow movie highlighted by an interesting story and solid performances.






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I replied to your last comment, but for some reason... unbeknownst to me, it is currently pending for approval. I have checked for any "buzz" words that might have alerted the moderator and found none.
5. lol, irrelevant
Just wait til' this pathetic individual realizes that perhaps a case of CTE was the underlying and determining factor for his criminal activities.
...and the MOST obvious point which you conveniently overlooked: "These guys WILLINGLY sacrifice health and limb..."
(even more so now...with the huge attention and vast knowledge about CTE that has surfaced)
I would also liken this to the soldier that voluntarily chooses to serve their country--attracted by a chance of furthering their education, a stable job, housing, etc.--only to realize that war has broken out and now he/she has to go and fight abroad.
FOUL!!!
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