Battle of the Sexes 2017 Movie on Netflix

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Battle of the Sexes 2017 Movie on Netflix

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Devost Izia

Stunt coordinator : Melvil Étienne

Script layout : Boivin Manuel

Pictures : Grant Drouet
Co-Produzent : Taliyah Nelda

Executive producer : Tamblyn Sévigné

Director of supervisory art : Sand Juba

Produce : Massey Bertram

Manufacturer : Bass Cook

Actress : Dereon Étienne

The true story of the 1973 tennis match between World number one Billie Jean King and ex-champ and serial hustler Bobby Riggs.

6.9
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Movie Title	Battle of the Sexes 2017 Google Docs
Duration	151 minute
Release	2017-09-05
Quality	M4V 720p Bluray
Categorie	Comedy, Drama, History
speech	English
castname	Pigalle F. Taniya, Ogien X. Ferré, Arias Q. Zekel

Battle of the Sexes 2017 Movie on Netflix

Film kurz

Spent : $013,640,576

Income : $895,590,218

category : Biblisch - Fidelity , Show - Military , Reden - Neuseeland , Hysterisch - Tapferkeit

Production Country : Bahamas

Production : Clean Slate

FULL DISCLOSURE: I saw this while I was working my ass off in a foodtruck at an outdoor cinema. I missed whole chunks of it, and it certainly didn't have my full focus. I'll give it a proper chance at a later date, and alongside that, another review. However, of what I saw, _Battle of the Sexes_ seemed to be little more than a collection of stereotypes played for comedy in a movie that not only wasn't funny, but probably shouldn't have even tried to be.

_Final rating:★★ - Definitely not for me, but I sort of get the appeal._
I'm not saying women are better. I've never said that. I'm saying we deserve some respect.

Battle of the sexes is directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris and written by Simon Beaufoy. It stars Emma Stone, Steve Carell, Andrea Riseborough, Natalie Morales, Sarah Silverman, Bill Pullman, Eric Christian Olsen, Alan Cumming and Elisabeth Shue. Music is by Nicholas Britell and cinematography by Linus Sandgren.

Back in 1973 there was a tennis match - a show event - where self proclaimed media hustler Booby Riggs (Carrel) took on supreme ladies champion of the era Billie Jean King (Stone). It would be tagged as The Battle Of The Sexes and the importance of such has echoed through time to still be relevant today.

Here we have a film running at two hours in length that actually plays more as a King biography than it does a piece about the tennis match at pic's closure. Why not just call your film Billie Jean King? That would still have worked and been more closer to the themes playing out. On the King biography terms it's a fascinating and engrossing film, her battle with her sexuality issues - and the media threats that such a thing of the era would produce - and her wonderfully stoic stance for women's acceptance rights in sport. Unfortunately since the focus is more in this area the film becomes repetitive and over stuffed, and crucially it sadly puts the Bobby Riggs story firmly into the background.

However, there's a lot to like on show here if one can forgive it its ill thought out unbalancing act. The cast performances across the board are top line. Stone and Carell are kind of a given, the latter really nailing the characterisation, but key turns by Riseborough, Olsen, Silverman and a wonderfully flamboyant Cumming light up the period play. The last third as we head towards the match of the title is excellent, characterisations have been set up for maximum impact, while the writers do not pander to gloating or PC banner waving to leave us on a positive and thought provoking note. If only the Riggs axis had been given more meaty substance, and the mid-section not practically slow to a snails pace, then we would have had a better movie more befitting the title - and historical event - than the one we get. 6/10