JOSH!!! GO TO PLAY IN BLOCKBASTERS!!!!

Ну вот, Я ТАК И ЗНАЛА...  :cray:  :cray:  :cray:

Млин, на одном восторге женской аудитории серьёзный артист далеко не уедет!!!!  :hyst:
Джош, ну давай уже там, раскачивайся, мы за тебя болеем и ждём ХОРОШИЕ, КАЧЕСТВЕННЫЕ РОЛИ В ХОРОШИХ, КАЧЕСТВЕННЫХ ФИЛЬМАХ, ЖЕЛАТЕЛЬНО БЛОКБАСТЕРАХ (для реабилитации)  :pun:

Так эта... ждём, не показывают...  :cray:

во-во!!!! тем более видно уж очень,что она старше его!!!

именна!!!

Фильм "Воскрешая чемпиона" вышел на DVD, к сожаленью пока не у нас.
По ссылке небольшой  видеоролик из фильма, секунд на 40
http://www.hiphopforfree.com/?p=2213

Отзыв о фильме "Воскрешая чемпиона", неплохой,в сравнении ))) отметили,что Джош отлично справился со сложной ролью
Resurrecting the Champ

Resurrecting the Champ is director Ron Lurie's (The Contender) fictionalised dramatisation of an interview written for the Los Angeles Times Magazine by J.R. Moehringer of a homeless man who claimed to be former heavyweight boxing champion Bob Satterfield.

Ron Lurie borrows heavily from the Hollywood formula for a good sports redemption flick – the struggling journalist (with a conflicted ex-wife and a young son to impress), the battle weary, alcoholic former legend, the story of a lifetime that shatters to pieces, and, of course, the highly unrealistic happy ending.

"Resurrecting The Champ is a very different project, but it feels like more of the same: a story that works well, except when it's loudly proclaiming its own emotional depth and significance," complains The Onion's A.V. Club.

Erik Kernan (Josh Hartnett) is a mediocre sports writer whose dreams of higher aspirations are stalled by his lack of ability. His editor Ralph Metz (Alan Alda) is unimpressed by his best efforts. So when Kernan stumbles across a homeless man claiming to be former boxing legend Bob Sattlefield (Samuel L. Jackson), it seems like a dream come true for the struggling writer – until the article's credibility is questioned.

The film's story is hoisted by the main character performances, "Mr. Jackson’s champ is entirely convincing, and frequently incandescent," raves The New York Times.

Similarly, the Chicago Sun-Times notes, "Jackson disappears into his role, completely convincing, but then he usually is. He avoids pitfalls like making Champ a maudlin tearjerker, looking for pity. He's realistic, even philosophical, about his life and what happened to him."

"As the friendly but mutually exploitative relationship of Erik and the old fighter deepens, their give and take has just enough of an edge to make you squirm," says The New York Times.

"Erik is the sort of complicated, ambiguous protagonist you'd find in a European film, and Hartnett responds with his best performance to date," writes the San Francisco Chronicle.

However, "As the story takes a predictable turn from disgrace toward redemption, the film sacrifices credibility for a weepy, pandering pseudosincerity," complains The New York Times.

"Champ is a solid effort with a lot going for it, but it suggests that Lurie still isn't willing to relax and let viewers interpret his films, instead of telling them what they're thinking and seeing," concludes The A.V. Club.
Ссылка: http://www.praguemonitor.com/en/298/cin … gue/20155/

Не дождусь, когда все посмотрят этот фильм....