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- Rated 1 out of 5 stars
WRONG FORMAT ADVERTISED
I was EXTREMELY UPSET that the format that was advertised and what was shipped were two different items. The advertised one in print and in image shows the bonus pack of blue ray dvd, dvd, and digital copy. What was mailed to me 2 times was the blue ray dvd only. Customer service was great in assisting me and the Manager at the Tukwila location was great in trying to get to the bottom of it. UNFORTUNATELY I was not able to get this movie in the format I wanted for my husband.
This review is from 42 [Blu-ray] [2013]
Posted by JScott
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good movie
Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball by being the first black baseball player. He was not only the first, but he was quite good at it! If you look at a MLB team today, you may have trouble picturing a first black player, but at one time, there were no black players in MLB. As a pioneering representative of his race, he faced racism, but he overcame and made quite a name for himself while doing it.
This review is from 42 [Blu-ray] [2013]
Posted by GrimJim
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great movie
The movie 42 is a true story, people should really watch this movie I cried in this movie because of how they treated 42. But he was strong and because of how strong he felt about baseball he succeeded.and changed a lot other people. Now the number 42 the baseball honors 42 and they all wear is number. Please watch the movie you will cry too.
Posted by Ali636
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
A Good Addition to Baseball Lore
42 is not the perfect movie from a baseball perspective -- there's not enough baseball in the movie. However, the movie relates the human backstory of one of the most important players in baseball history -- how Jackie Robinson integrated Major League Baseball in the face of intense abuse from ubiqiutous racism while maintaining his dignity and a Hall of Fame level of performance. The cast doesn't reach quite that level, but despite some melodramatic moments, the movie is worth seeing by all lovers of baseball.
Posted by Techsan68
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A very good historical sports movie.
The whole family can watch this movie. It show how things used to be in our country and some of the steps that were taken to help bring about change for the better. A great learning experience for younger people and a chance to talk about the right things to do and how to treat other with respect.
Posted by mallethead