Celebrating the 93rd birthday of great actor, James Earl Jones!! Eternally thanking you, Sir, for sharing your gifts, abilities, talents, artistry and creativity with the world!! Enjoy to the fullest, Emperor!!❤
@@Chuckles2109he was up against George C. Scott Patton, Melvyn Douglas I Never Sang For My Father, Jack Nicholson Five Easy Pieces, and Ryan O'Neal Love Story
James Earl Jones in one of his best roles, man and what a good looking young fella he was❤ !!!! There was only one other with such a charisma * Yul Brunner, ❤
@killwill83 Absolutely true, but those who appreciate the classics. Trust me, I've seen quite a few online, and face to face who don't even know who he is and they're my age (24) or in my age group (20-30).
@@ravenlodus unfortunately, a lot of people who matter don't. Or didn't, rather. That's why in films he got so few roles worthy of his prodigious talents. A tragic missed opportunity.
Great movie. The documentary about Jack Johnson ,Unforgivable Blackness has to be not just the best boxing doc but probably best documentary ive seen on one man, its a must watch. Great upload 👍
Jack Johnson was, in my opinion, the best boxer of his generation. His biggest problem was that he was born in 1878 instead of 1978. Had he been born in 1978, and accomplished successes in boxing, he could be who he was, without harassment and racial animosity. As historian Ken Burns noticed about Jack Johnson, the boxing champion just wanted to live a good, happy life. He married more than once and his wives just happened to be white. This was unacceptable by many in his generation.
@@ChristianCentury2000 He ducked Sam Langford who pursued him in the same way Johnson pursued Burns. Culturally significant for breaking barriers, but I strongly believe he would have been beaten by Langford had he been granted a title fight.
I always liked everything James Earl Jones did but in this movie as far as I'm concerned, he surely played the superb part of Mr JOHNSON....well done , great movie!
Always a good movie to look at James. Earl Jones is a hell of an actor. Everything he plays in is good. Everything now I'm about to watch bingo long and it's traveling all stars and motor vehicles
A great wonderful movie. Best acting I've seen as long as I can remember. So many compliments I can give. Amazing movie . James earl gave one of the best performances I've ever seen. From the minute it started till the end this movie had my full attention. I first seen it yesterday morning and since yesterday I've seen it about 4 times and watching it now. High class sugar high class
When I see these type movies, I’m reminded of the humiliation my dear parents endured, like having to get off the sidewalk. I went through blatant racism in school in TX, but I’m still puzzled, why my country has embraced racism for so long and held it so tightly, and never gave us one equal right! Every right received, we had to fight hard for it and, fought equally hard to retain it! Why😢? Will it ever end??
Yes, I believe it will!!! I was called albino/Oreo during my school days but never saw myself as anything other than Melissa!!! I am Gods child and I believe He’s makin things rite, rite now🙌🙌🙌😇🧝♀️♥️
Ken Burns made an outstanding documentary abt Jack Johnson in 2005: "Unforgiveable Blackness: the Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson". The "unforgiveable blackness" phrase is from a newspaper article of the time, which praised Johnson's boxing abilities and accomplishments, but ended with the racist insult "...but for his unforgiveable blackness."
I love James Earl Jones, and I appreciate the celebration of the legacy of Jack Johnson. But the fact is, based on audio that's available of Jack Johnson speaking, he was much more articulate and intellectually capable than what's portrayed here with this movie. He was quite distinguished.
bobby pride yes there is still racist hate, dunno why it's easier to love, on your reply about the dvd, you find it at a flea market, that must be what we call in England a Car Boot sale, been trying for years to get The Great White Hope on dvd can only find it on Region 1, it as to be region 2 to play in England and Europe. James Earl Jones gives a magnificent performance, some say over the top, but that's the way Jack Johnson was as far as I've heard.
I'm a White Man and I say this to any racist idiot. Jack Johnson was the greatest of his time. I love it that he had white women. They want the Champion. I love Jack Johnson 1908 to 1915. That's a statement.
He denied the greatest contender, Sam Langford a shot at his belt. They fought 5 times prior and Johnson lost 3. He said that 2 black fighters would not draw any spectators for a championship fight, but in 1909 over 5000 American's traveled to France to watch Joe Jeanette and Sam Mcvey fight. Both black and both considered to be the greatest of heavyweight contenders. FROM WIKIPEDIA: "After Johnson became the first African-American Heavyweight Champion of the World on December 26, 1908, he never again fought Jeanette, despite numerous challenges. Johnson's refusal to fight African-Americans offended the African-American community. Jeanette criticized Johnson, saying, "Jack forgot about his old friends after he became champion and drew the color line against his own people."
They were both nominated and each won a Tony Award for the play. Tough year. Jones was up against George C. Scott, who won for 'Patton', and also Jack Nicholson ('Five Easy Pieces'), Ryan O'Neal, and Melvin Douglas. Scott was also great, but he never accepted his win because he didn't feel that actors should compete against each other. He certainly was impressive throughout his career as has been James Earl Jones.
Jane Alexander should have the Academy Award for Best Actress for this film. Same for James Earl Jones. The Best Actor winner, George C. Scott, wound up declining the Oscar.
When Jack Johnson returned to the United States on a steamer in 1920 he took my friend's beautiful French grandmother under his wing, and was her interpreter, cuz she did not speak English. Rumor has it his charms were resistible to her. ..ou-la la.
I am blown away with this movie only gets 43% on rotten tomatoes however most of the reviews were from the 70s and a few in the year 2000 and 2005 this needs to be completely reviewed again by proper reviewer’s this thing is way ahead of its time I’m gonna give it three stars out of four thank you for posting😎
Funny how in the beginning he told her it would get worse and gave her an out. But in the end he was the one that couldn’t take it and then basically blamed her for his downfall. Sometimes a good woman tells you stuff you don’t want to hear and she was telling him the truth. Take the deal then work your way back.
@@jeffreytripp2892 no doubt but all his problems really started jumping bail. Of Course this didn’t really happen. He did come up on charges but never lost the ability to make money. If you have an interest..read the book unforgivable blackness. It tells how things really went down.
I still havent understood why everyone still says African American when he was born in America he is a black American never been to Africa he is African decent i have read about his Bio a great fighter and fought the system like many others of color
I saw this movie when I was a kid. Jack Johnson was his own man. he was brave and didn't give a dam about the racist or the law. he was the heavyweight champion during 1908-1915. it was told every time he fought, black men got lynched because they didn't want no brother being the champion and beaten white men in the ring. it's sad how the system trick him by throwing the fight and given up the championship. he thought he can have the charges dropped. however, they still lock him up anyway. Jack Johnson was the first black heavyweight champion who held it down. he was a goat! them racist knew that he couldn't be beaten.
I don't think I ever saw this movie,My uncle Richard Ward was a professional actor in real life,in 1970, my uncle was still alive,and pretty much busy in Hollywood playing in movies.
One of the things JEJ nails is the way black people had to shuck and jive in the face of whites, then reveals his disdain in private. He does this throughout the film.
Classic! When he at the train station on the run saying "Here I am!!!" And they did do the Jeffries fight but changed tht storyline the first scene was Jeffries but made him the champion. But we know what happened.. Great movie!!!
Celebrating the 93rd birthday of great actor, James Earl Jones!! Eternally thanking you, Sir, for sharing your gifts, abilities, talents, artistry and creativity with the world!! Enjoy to the fullest, Emperor!!❤
James Earl Jones should have won the Oscar for his performance in this movie.
Easily
Depends on what films he was up against.
@@Chuckles2109he was up against George C. Scott Patton, Melvyn Douglas I Never Sang For My Father, Jack Nicholson Five Easy Pieces, and Ryan O'Neal Love Story
The great James Earle Jones. A.true American Master!....A legend!
James Earl Jones in one of his best roles, man and what a good looking young fella he was❤ !!!! There was only one other with such a charisma * Yul Brunner, ❤
This movie made me cry because he was a great man with ALOT OF HEART
Mississippi Legend, James Earl Jones.
He's from Michigan
@@flopimus HE WAS ACTUALLY BORN IN MISSISSIPPI BUT GREW UP IN MICHIGAN
@@hoestrickshijomio6078right, he is ORIGINALLY from Mississippi.
I love Jones's old performances. He's such a powerful actor
John H Ummph, HERE I IS!!!
Moses Gunn (R.I.P.) had a brief, but powerful scene in this film in which his message still rings today.
James Earl Jones is one of the GOAT's. A lot of people don't appreciate his acting.
@killwill83 Absolutely true, but those who appreciate the classics. Trust me, I've seen quite a few online, and face to face who don't even know who he is and they're my age (24) or in my age group (20-30).
AGREED.
Maybe some Twitter youngins’ don’t, but the majority does appreciate him. As a matter of fact, I’ve never heard otherwise.
@@ravenlodus unfortunately, a lot of people who matter don't. Or didn't, rather. That's why in films he got so few roles worthy of his prodigious talents. A tragic missed opportunity.
Always have and it's favor to us also anyway cause he could've made a whole career of narrating with his voice
Great movie. The documentary about Jack Johnson ,Unforgivable Blackness has to be not just the best boxing doc but probably best documentary ive seen on one man, its a must watch. Great upload 👍
Jack Johnson is still revered here in his home town of Galveston, TX.
Jack Johnson was, in my opinion, the best boxer of his generation. His biggest problem was that he was born in 1878 instead of 1978. Had he been born in 1978, and accomplished successes in boxing, he could be who he was, without harassment and racial animosity. As historian Ken Burns noticed about Jack Johnson, the boxing champion just wanted to live a good, happy life. He married more than once and his wives just happened to be white. This was unacceptable by many in his generation.
@@ChristianCentury2000 He ducked Sam Langford who pursued him in the same way Johnson pursued Burns. Culturally significant for breaking barriers, but I strongly believe he would have been beaten by Langford had he been granted a title fight.
@@ChristianCentury2000 order 99 lol lol k ok
@@frankfitapelli1091 I don't understand what order 99 is. Could you explain your comment?
Frank Fitapeli, what does order 99 have to do with the boxer Johnson? I don't understand. Could you please explain?
I always liked everything James Earl Jones did but in this movie as far as I'm concerned, he surely played the superb part of Mr JOHNSON....well done , great movie!
Was he nominated an academy award for this
@@jerramaurice7836 ah....good question, can't be sure of that BUT he should have been !
@@jerramaurice7836 Yes he was.
theres another movie here on youtube where james plays ufo abductee. just search 'james earl jones ufo'
Absolutely top performance ❤
This was one of the best performances by an actor I have ever seen. James Earl Jones should have won an Oscar.
I did a book/play report in this when I was a schoolboy. I've been a Jack Johnson & James Earl Jones ever since.
fan? word missing
Two great acting performances well-deserving of their Oscar nominations.
Great movie! Magnificent performance by James Earl Jones!
It was a miracle he survived his times. Muhammad Ali said he was either crazy or mad
Holy crap, that's an incredibly great movie... on so many levels... and it was from 1970!!!
The golden age of film was just ramping up! This ain't no "movie" it's art. The play won a Pulizer
“I ain’t nothing to you but a Black ugly fist here.”
The chemistry between James and Jane is outstanding, I would of loved to of seen this on stage... bloody electric
Bex is the word chlorine twenty one pilots
perhaps if they did anal I could agree or disagree after watching their first attempt.
I hear the stage was even better I would have loved to see it on stage too
*would have
Always a good movie to look at James. Earl Jones is a hell of an actor. Everything he plays in is good. Everything now I'm about to watch bingo long and it's traveling all stars and motor vehicles
I remember this movie. James Earl Jones played the part of Jack Johnson perfectly. Very gripping and powerful.
I have never seen James Earl Jones this young.
A great wonderful movie. Best acting I've seen as long as I can remember. So many compliments I can give. Amazing movie . James earl gave one of the best performances I've ever seen. From the minute it started till the end this movie had my full attention. I first seen it yesterday morning and since yesterday I've seen it about 4 times and watching it now. High class sugar high class
James Earl Jones, what a great actor in very handsome❤❤❤❤ !!! He is the Goat !!!!
When I see these type movies, I’m reminded of the humiliation my dear parents endured, like having to get off the sidewalk. I went through blatant racism in school in TX, but I’m still puzzled, why my country has embraced racism for so long and held it so tightly, and never gave us one equal right! Every right received, we had to fight hard for it and, fought equally hard to retain it! Why😢? Will it ever end??
Vote. Hopefully someday it will.
You ask when racism might be over,well the antichrist won't be looking at the color of skin, because He will be looking,for one thing.
My, but the cascade of self-righteousness and self-pity from certain quarters never ends. Why? Why😢?😂
Yes, I believe it will!!! I was called albino/Oreo during my school days but never saw myself as anything other than Melissa!!! I am Gods child and I believe He’s makin things rite, rite now🙌🙌🙌😇🧝♀️♥️
@@mandydalton9750 Give us at least one piece of evidence, so we can take hold of something solid in your comment.
I am sure they had reasons for not making an actual biography, but this film prompted me to research the real life Jack Johnson.
WHAT A GUY!
Yes, film was closely controlled to depicted a narrative they felt was safe
Ken Burns made an outstanding documentary abt Jack Johnson in 2005: "Unforgiveable Blackness: the Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson". The "unforgiveable blackness" phrase is from a newspaper article of the time, which praised Johnson's boxing abilities and accomplishments, but ended with the racist insult "...but for his unforgiveable blackness."
@@annedwyer797it was written by our very own W.E.B. Dubois, just so you know.
@@capoislamort100crazy
@@annedwyer797excellent documentary 💯
20:38 damn that acting was incredible from James Earl Jones.
James Earl Jones did a good job of becoming Jack Johnson the fighter.
I love James Earl Jones, and I appreciate the celebration of the legacy of Jack Johnson. But the fact is, based on audio that's available of Jack Johnson speaking, he was much more articulate and intellectually capable than what's portrayed here with this movie. He was quite distinguished.
Great movie and great acting and true to real fighter before the great Ali.
James earl Jones should have won the Oscar for his fantastic performance. Been trying years to get this film on dvd reg 2' with no luck.
Paul Roper I found it right away on dvd at a flea market the first day I looked for it
White hate is still alive for no reason today for a lot of black mens.
bobby pride yes there is still racist hate, dunno why it's easier to love, on your reply about the dvd, you find it at a flea market, that must be what we call in England a Car Boot sale, been trying for years to get The Great White Hope on dvd can only find it on Region 1, it as to be region 2 to play in England and Europe. James Earl Jones gives a magnificent performance, some say over the top, but that's the way Jack Johnson was as far as I've heard.
Paul Roper he won a tony for the stage version
Absolutely
I'm a White Man and I say this to any racist idiot. Jack Johnson was the greatest of his time. I love it that he had white women. They want the Champion. I love Jack Johnson 1908 to 1915. That's a statement.
Joe Spain he had 4 draws during his Reign as Champion
He denied the greatest contender, Sam Langford a shot at his belt. They fought 5 times prior and Johnson lost 3. He said that 2 black fighters would not draw any spectators for a championship fight, but in 1909 over 5000 American's traveled to France to watch Joe Jeanette and Sam Mcvey fight. Both black and both considered to be the greatest of heavyweight contenders.
FROM WIKIPEDIA:
"After Johnson became the first African-American Heavyweight Champion of the World on December 26, 1908, he never again fought Jeanette, despite numerous challenges. Johnson's refusal to fight African-Americans offended the African-American community. Jeanette criticized Johnson, saying, "Jack forgot about his old friends after he became champion and drew the color line against his own people."
woah seriously? im all about black empowerment and legacies but was he a uncle tom?
@@historygeek7779 yeah and history geek if you're truthful you'll admit at the time u were against Ali...
Like your KKK family members were.. lol
Tracy Clark what? Ali used to speak at kkk rallies because they agreed with him ypu clown
The scene where Jack cruelly dumps Eleanor is acting at its finest. JEJ and JA should have won Oscars for their performances in this movie.
They were both nominated and each won a Tony Award for the play. Tough year. Jones was up against George C. Scott, who won for 'Patton', and also Jack Nicholson ('Five Easy Pieces'), Ryan O'Neal, and Melvin Douglas. Scott was also great, but he never accepted his win because he didn't feel that actors should compete against each other. He certainly was impressive throughout his career as has been James Earl Jones.
I totally agree with you SBV the verbal exchange between James and Eleanor. The best versus the best. Damn good show!!
@@obbor4 bigoted racist Hollywierd. Jack wouldn't pump no YTE hip, just beat they freaking arse.
James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander for those who don't know Jack and Eleanor's real names.
In real life, didn’t he marry another White lady that was a prostitute??
And Jane Alexander was superb in her role as well;in her role as a woman standing by her man as well as being a woman of dignity.
Among so many blaxploitation films of that decade, GWH was a rose among the weeds. And gentleman James Earl Jones, a polished, high class actor.
??? HHU ??? This is a great film period !!! What's up with the rose weed nonsense ???
Good Greif !!!!!!!!!
@@corthofler2007 to say that your stupid would be like asking if its gonna rain in Massachusetts
@@Popeyethesailorsman ??? OKAY ???
I remember my granddad making me watch this on dvd as a double feature with Claudine
I'm a Micmac, my Grandmther used to tell me not to fight. I thought it was for a reason; They ended up getting Mercy Flighted !!!
ONE OF THE GREAT LINES IN MOVIE HISTORY..." I GOT MY TURN TO BE CHAMPION OF THE "WORLD" A I'M TAKING "MY" TURN !
Lawdy💆🏻♂️
james earl jones/jane alexander...their last scene...that's as good as it gets. brilliant!!!!!
Wow, James was in great shape.
If only James stayed like that.
@@KenMasters. Age tends to do that. But he is eighty-nine years young and still going strong.
@@KenMasters. Yeah he's definitely gonna stay like that at his current age.🤦🏽♂️
@Michael Terrell
@@Joshua-fr1xp
Have y'all seen Claudine?
He was fat in that, and that movie was made four years after Great White Hope.
@@KenMasters. And? Who cares?
Jane Alexander should have the Academy Award for Best Actress for this film. Same for James Earl Jones. The Best Actor winner, George C. Scott, wound up declining the Oscar.
When Jack Johnson returned to the United States on a steamer in 1920 he took my friend's beautiful French grandmother under his wing, and was her interpreter, cuz she did not speak English. Rumor has it his charms were resistible to her. ..ou-la la.
I love James earl man he can act good cast of actors and actresses
I am blown away with this movie only gets 43% on rotten tomatoes however most of the reviews were from the 70s and a few in the year 2000 and 2005 this needs to be completely reviewed again by proper reviewer’s this thing is way ahead of its time I’m gonna give it three stars out of four thank you for posting😎
Rotten tomatoes are hard on a film
That scene where Jack dumps Eleanor was heartbreaking.
Funny how in the beginning he told her it would get worse and gave her an out. But in the end he was the one that couldn’t take it and then basically blamed her for his downfall. Sometimes a good woman tells you stuff you don’t want to hear and she was telling him the truth. Take the deal then work your way back.
@@Biggdoom344 He was fed up and understandably so.
@@jeffreytripp2892 no doubt but all his problems really started jumping bail. Of Course this didn’t really happen. He did come up on charges but never lost the ability to make money. If you have an interest..read the book unforgivable blackness. It tells how things really went down.
James Earl Jones was Amazing in this role.
Classic yet Brilliant performance by Mr. Jones.
Amazing film 🎞 surprised there hasn’t been a remake
thank god that there hasn't been a remake - nobody could touch this film & i agree with you - it is an amazing film.
You just wait, it will be.
Not in this PC age. The term white hope is offensive to these Gen z and mellenials
This move in some respects is a great comedy. This movie came out the year I got out of high school.
what a great champion and man. Its a shame the way things where back then
Yes and it is still a a shame the way things are a lot the same today
Things were definitely terrible, and some things still need to change, but I can’t say, he was a great man. He was a great champion!❤
ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS MOVIE 🎥 🍿 OUR HEARTS 💔GO OUT TO ALL WHO HAVE SUFFERED UNDER THE OPPRESSION OF GREEDY, IGNORANT, SMALL MINDED, SUB HUMANS 🤔😿🫶🏼💗
Mesmerizing JAMES EARL JONES
One of the best - if not the best - performances by an actor ever captured on film from James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander is not far behind.
I remember seeing this back in the '70s as a kid and couldn't figure out why everyone had different names than their original names
Artistic license
What do you mean? Do you mean like why the actors didn't have their real names mentioned?
I want to see the one man show play version of this with Tony Todd as Jack Johnson
👍👍👍
"Willie's in jail, you just smelling gravy here".
How you know that?
"I'm from the jungle like you baby and I hear the drums".
Lol
Good subject matter, cast & like period pictures/thnk U👍
Watched this one night on LSD and let me tell you now...whoa
What a fantastic screenplay as well - just superb.
Love this classic film.
First time I saw this movie I wondered why Jones didn’t win the Oscar that year. Then I looked up whom he was up against.
George C. Scott for Patton?
Yup.
I still havent understood why everyone still says African American when he was born in America he is a black American never been to Africa he is African decent i have read about his Bio a great fighter and fought the system like many others of color
1:13:05 JEJ’s was looking scary😂looking like The Grinch stole Christmas,specially when he started dancing😂😂
That bomb seen where he was beating on the trash can lid is so profound , he was jealous of him and called him a sell out
James Earl Jones' finest hour!
Great 😃👍 Movie 🍿🎥. Should have been considered for Oscar Nomination instead of PATTON back in 1970.
Excellent upload!!
All actors and the script are excellent, thanks forsharing this great movie☆☆☆¡¿¡♡♡♡❤❤❤
He ran up the stone steps the first Rocky ever well the movie lived up to it's name
What a bold strong brother dude a had big nuts and he dropped em ! Kkk killa
I saw this movie when I was a kid. Jack Johnson was his own man. he was brave and didn't give a dam about the racist or the law. he was the heavyweight champion during 1908-1915. it was told every time he fought, black men got lynched because they didn't want no brother being the champion and beaten white men in the ring. it's sad how the system trick him by throwing the fight and given up the championship. he thought he can have the charges dropped. however, they still lock him up anyway. Jack Johnson was the first black heavyweight champion who held it down. he was a goat! them racist knew that he couldn't be beaten.
Legend has it, both Dempsey and Johnson were fearful to take on Sam Langford, a contender from nova scotia
Thanks for posting this.Haven't seen this since I paid to at age eleven.Good then excellent now.
Still better than television from Nigeria.
I don't think I ever saw this movie,My uncle Richard Ward was a professional actor in real life,in 1970, my uncle was still alive,and pretty much busy in Hollywood playing in movies.
Moses Gunn part and what he said is relevant today
“….even the nose you got, the hair you got, the lips you got, the SKIN you GOT!”
How he didn't win an Oscar for his performance in this movie is a 🤔 to me
Phenomenal film🔥
You did watch the same movie we All watched right You know why
Gene Hackman won the 1971 Oscar for "The French Connection", also an amazing performance.
Haven't ever seen this I found myself totally engulfed in the story. Wow.
One of the things JEJ nails is the way black people had to shuck and jive in the face of whites, then reveals his disdain in private. He does this throughout the film.
Sweeping generalization if ever there was one
The Greatest Pugilist ever💪🏿💯💯💯
Classic! When he at the train station on the run saying "Here I am!!!" And they did do the Jeffries fight but changed tht storyline the first scene was Jeffries but made him the champion. But we know what happened.. Great movie!!!
I imagine the "Here I is!" scene was the close of act 2 on Broadway.
Bet you could hear a pin drop when the curtain came down.
@@thomasthomas2418 Facts.
I didn't realize til this movie there was a Canadian baseball team called the Blue Jays
30 minutes in a beautiful movie
Meduim Rare meet well done! 😅
I saw this movie back in 1987.
Oh my god
I wasnt born
I saw it when it came out. I was 16 at the time.
@@SimplyThatGuy12 You must be about 69 years old now.
These are the kind of movies you get a glass of Jack and Coke,watch and puff on a good smelling cigar.🥃
Jack Johnson,
A great fighter!
The Documentary of Jack Johnson is very Powerful. Watch the Documentary!!
This movie got in my craw
.they hate ya when your clever and they despise a fool.
.. John lennon
What a great movie
Yes he sure is!
I am trying to watch some older James earl Jones movies since I really only know him from sandlot, field of dreams and darth vader.
22:29-22:54 Wow! Thats the beginning to Funkadelic's "One Nation Under a Groove"
Another Visit to the Good Will Store, Lord knows I've trumbled & tried we'll never get out of this world a live...
28:00 Great scene with Moses Gunn.
Moses Gunn also had a magnificent voice.
WOW THIS IS THAT ONE OLD GUY FROM THE MOVIE.... BUILD IT & THEY WILL COME.
Dang you must be a youngster. Good lord.
Well that whole comment I made just went to heck after that last scene between him and her!I won't say anymore....
Rock hard
Good film
The ending was so hard to watch