 
	| By Trust Created |  Summary |  Acting |  Film |  Edge |  Reality | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRUST WEIGHTED   | Really Great | Perfect | Great | Risqué | Glib | 
| AVERAGE | Really Great | Really Great | Really Great | Risqué | Glib | 
| 
 | Really Great
			
			4.5 New addition to the boxing movie canon? Absolutely, complete with elemental title, elemental story and devastating per… | Perfect
			
			5.0 Amy Adams delivers as fine a performance as she – or any actress – has, will or could. Giving as good as she gets, esp… | Great
			
			4.0 True story origins still leave the outcome in doubt, making the big fight scenes gripping in the extreme. Is it "the be… | Sordid
			
			2.7 Lots of ring violence: smashed noses, blood fountains, etc. Equally tough is the language from the Eklund women: mothe… | Glib
			
			1.2 The movie shines an important light on the societal decimation wrought by crack cocaine. Regarding "Micky Ward's car… | 
| 
 | Perfect
			
			5.0 Wow – I was really impressed with The Fighter. This is a comeback movie on steroids with all the ingredients that a goo… | Really Great
			
			4.5 Christian Bale nearly stole the whole movie from Mark Wahlberg as the drug addicted brother who feigned greatness. His … | Perfect
			
			5.0 Maybe I'm being a bit overly generous with my rating, but all I can go on is the lump in throat and goose bump feelings… | Tame
			
			1.5 | Glib
			
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| 
 | Really Great
			
			4.5 The Fighter delivers a knockout punch, telling the story of a "Irish" Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg), and his tumultuous re… | Really Great
			
			4.5 | Great
			
			4.0 | Sordid
			
			2.6 | Natural
			
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| Title Released | Summary | Trust | 
|---|---|---|
|   Moneyball2011 Sports | 
 | 95 | 
|   Chasing Mavericks2012 | 
 | 83 | 
|   The Express2008 Biography | 
 | 83 | 
|   422013 | 
 | 17 | 
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									Beantown Classics
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									 Great movies emerge from Beantown much more often than great baseball teams. Used to b… | Great 97 Points |  | 
| Really Great 92 Points |  | |
| Really Great 98 Points |  | 







 
         
      
 
																










