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Released Year: 2016

Runtime: 88 minutes

Genre: Drama

Directors: Knate Gwaltney

Casts: Thomas Haden Church, Johanna Braddy, Terrence Howard, Macy Gray, Boyd Holbrook, Rhys Wakefield, David Henrie

IMDB: Cardboard Boxer (2016)

Ratings:

(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

Reviews

60	The Hollywood Reporter - Frank Scheck Delivering a fully committed, moving performance, Thomas Haden Church makes you pay attention to a figure you would otherwise pass by without a second thought.
50	We Got This Covered - Will Ashton Cardboard Boxer isn’t meant to be subtle or subversive. That’s fine. It doesn’t need to be. But it does need to feel sincere or at least genuine, and that’s only occasionally the case with Lee’s underwhelming debut.
40	Village Voice - Simon Abrams By emphasizing the uglier aspects of his most complex character, Lee turns an otherwise down-to-earth slice-of-life drama into an unconvincing morality play.
40	Los Angeles Times - Michael Rechtshaffen Although he effectively establishes the downtrodden milieu, Lee’s script ultimately succumbs to mounting clichés and plot contrivances.
40	The New York Times - Helen T. Verongos Mr. Church fully inhabits the character, making the most of Willie’s dented moral sense and his many limitations. But the film constructs some too-perfect solutions to problems and manipulates our emotions.

Name: Cardboard Boxer (2016)
Genre: Drama
Cast: Thomas Haden Church, Johanna Braddy, Terrence Howard, Macy Gray, Boyd Holbrook

A homeless man is recruited by a bunch of rich kids to fight other impoverished people.

(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

Released Year: 2016

Runtime: 88 minutes

Genre: Drama

Directors: Knate Gwaltney

Casts: Thomas Haden Church, Johanna Braddy, Terrence Howard, Macy Gray, Boyd Holbrook, Rhys Wakefield, David Henrie

IMDB: Cardboard Boxer (2016)

A homeless man is recruited by a bunch of rich kids to fight other impoverished people.

60	The Hollywood Reporter - Frank Scheck Delivering a fully committed, moving performance, Thomas Haden Church makes you pay attention to a figure you would otherwise pass by without a second thought.
50	We Got This Covered - Will Ashton Cardboard Boxer isn’t meant to be subtle or subversive. That’s fine. It doesn’t need to be. But it does need to feel sincere or at least genuine, and that’s only occasionally the case with Lee’s underwhelming debut.
40	Village Voice - Simon Abrams By emphasizing the uglier aspects of his most complex character, Lee turns an otherwise down-to-earth slice-of-life drama into an unconvincing morality play.
40	Los Angeles Times - Michael Rechtshaffen Although he effectively establishes the downtrodden milieu, Lee’s script ultimately succumbs to mounting clichés and plot contrivances.
40	The New York Times - Helen T. Verongos Mr. Church fully inhabits the character, making the most of Willie’s dented moral sense and his many limitations. But the film constructs some too-perfect solutions to problems and manipulates our emotions.

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