Girlfight

2000
R
1h 50min

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6.7/10

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Douglas Santiago and Michelle Rodriguez in Girlfight (2000)

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Drama Sport

Diana se entrena como boxeadora a espaldas de su padre y logra un éxito impresionante que abre nuevos caminos a las mujeres boxeadoras.Diana se entrena como boxeadora a espaldas de su padre y logra un éxito impresionante que abre nuevos caminos a las mujeres boxeadoras.Diana se entrena como boxeadora a espaldas de su padre y logra un éxito impresionante que abre nuevos caminos a las mujeres boxeadoras.

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6.7/10

12 k

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Premios
- 15 premios ganados y 18 nominaciones en total

Trivia
Michelle Rodriguez trained for two months before the 30-day shoot began. She was also chosen over 300 other women to be cast in the film. It was her first audition.

Errores
When the girls are lined up to do chin-ups, the girl in the purple shirt changes from being in front of Diana to behind her.

Citas
Adrian: My life with you is war.
Diana Guzman: Maybe. Maybe life is just war period.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Beach/Snow Day/Holy Smoke (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Fried Neck Bones and Some Home Fries
Produced by Coati Mundi

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8/10

all breakout performances should be this good

Watching Michelle Rodriguez deliver a confident performance in FF7 -- just one of many in her career -- it is easy to overlook this breakout role in this semi-indie boxing film.

Just because it is easy does not mean you should do it.

I re-watched Girlfight prior to this review and, just as I remembered, her reaction shots and dead-man stares were the standouts in a film which holds up surprisingly well.

I cannot over-emphasize how elegant this breakout role is. Stallone, the Jedi master of fight films, had his breakout role in a very forgettable film called the Lords of Flatbush. In it, he had a wrestling scene.

Recommended. And the rating should be higher than it is. It was intended as a character study and there are no bad performances, no dull moments.