Like Malcolm's idea of a party, the movie's greatness depends on your commitment to see it through and what you bring to the table. It can be as charismatic as its stars, and serve up a dynamic discussion about the many ways highly talented and or renowned figures of an era can or have fought against the multifaceted oppression even they weren't exempt from. It also can be four men locked up in a room talking instead of partying like any first time world champ should, while the women never become more than girlfriends quickly forgotten by their men and movie, or understanding wives in literal danger.
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