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Stephen C @bob25009 Feb 9 Based on a true story in 2 hours and 8 minutes. Rated PG-13 for Language and Thematic Elements. See more Peyton W @CCHS_Football_2834 Feb 9 DO NOT WATCH THIS AT SCHOOL!!!! this movie is so good See more Matthew L. @Moviefanatic02 Oct 30 42 is both inspiring and humbling 42 is easily one of my favorite sports movies of all time. It’s not just a film about baseball—it’s a story about courage, dignity, and breaking barriers in the face of overwhelming prejudice. The way Jackie Robinson’s journey is portrayed makes it impossible not to feel every ounce of the emotion he endures throughout the story. From the humiliation and anger he faces to the moments of triumph and pride, you truly experience it all right alongside him. The film makes you feel the weight of his silence, the strength behind his restraint, and the victory of his perseverance. Chadwick Boseman delivers a phenomenal performance as Jackie Robinson, capturing his quiet strength and resilience with incredible authenticity. His portrayal makes you respect not only the man but also the sheer will it took to stand tall in an era of open prejudice and hostility. Every scene with him radiates power and emotion, reminding the audience that this is more than a story about baseball—it’s about history being rewritten. Harrison Ford’s performance as Branch Rickey deserves just as much praise. He brings a level of gravitas and integrity to the role that perfectly complements Boseman’s energy. Ford’s portrayal feels genuine, layered, and deeply human, making his character a crucial emotional anchor for the story. 42 is both inspiring and humbling. It captures the heart of what sports can represent when they transcend the game itself—hope, change, and unity. By the time the credits roll, you’re left not only admiring Jackie Robinson’s legacy but also reflecting on the strength it takes to stand alone for what’s right. This movie isn’t just a must-watch for baseball fans—it’s a must-watch for everyone. See more Payton S. @pshoe615 Oct 16 90/100 - obviously amazing story. Rewatchable See more Scott R @ScottR Oct 5 Saw it after seeing the original from the 50s. This one was not nearly as positive, nor as entertaining, but it is still a well made movie that informs even if it is from a modernized view. SLC DVD. See more Les N @Vegas628 Jul 13 Appreciate the movie...but why aren't racists hung out to dry like any criminal? See more Read all reviews

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