Foxcatcher

Far to be a comfortable film, it is one who propose a lot of questions. about ethic, about success, about madness and ambition, about sport and about force of money.

"Foxcatcher" is a Biography - Sport movie in which we watch the life story of Schultz brothers when they joined the "Team Foxcatcher" and they were living and training in John du Pont's mansion for the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. They were both members of U.

Creepy! This is a pretty dark and somber film.

I guess I had really high expectations about this film. I also thought I'd get some answers to the real life mystery.

Used to see Steve Carrel in all sorts of comedy but I had to check twice to be sure that this is the same actor. Absolutely amazing transformation.

In this Bennette Miller Drama 'Foxcatcher' you get to see the darker side of sport, the sport in this case being wrestling. Unlike Mickey Rourke's 'The Wrestler' which indeed was very heartbreaking and rough, this film concentrates more on the background events, which include Tatum and his brother (Ruffalo) and the tensity between them and Tatums wrestling trainer (Steve Carrel) I have to say, after seeing this movie it left me feeling a bit down and depressed, but that was the intention of the movie.

I've never heard of this interesting story before so thought I'd give it a try. The result is a very well acted but very slow story of jealousy, loneliness and desire for acceptance...

Yet another bio-pic. Well, anyway, it is based on true events.

This movie is extremely unnerving from beginning to end, and having knowledge of how the story ends only makes it more unnerving.This is a slow movie.