Bruised

Netflix | Release Date: November 17, 2021

4.6	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 25 Ratings

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RealityReviewsJan 16, 2022

A Lesbian love story disguised as a Rocky clone. Really bad dialogue and acting. Avoid at all costs!

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MattyIce34Nov 20, 2021

It’s no Raging Bull or Creed, but there’s enough good drama and fight scenes to be worthy of a watch.

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MetacriticOnurNov 26, 2021

bad
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adjective, worse, worst;(Slang) bad·der, bad·dest for 36.
not good in any manner or degree.

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KarendeeNov 25, 2021

This is a powerful masterpiece that goes far beyond the MMA world. It is quite an amazing and incredible drama story. This is probably one of his best films and one of the most touching and powerful movies combining the genre of sportsThis is a powerful masterpiece that goes far beyond the MMA world. It is quite an amazing and incredible drama story. This is probably one of his best films and one of the most touching and powerful movies combining the genre of sports element with a human drama. Halle Berry should get an Oscar for her performance as a master of her craft both behind and in front of the camera in this emotional story. Each and every actor brings their own well defined character that makes the film a one of a kind masterpiece...even to the young child Manny that does not speak but exhumes so much feeling and emotions throughout his performance. It will move you beyond words!!!… Expand

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TVJerryNov 28, 2021

Halle Berry plays a disgraced MMA fighter who has to make a comeback and she’s tackled this warts-and-all role with gusto as a vehicle for her to get grungy, dark and show off some impressive physical skills. She embraces it with dedicationHalle Berry plays a disgraced MMA fighter who has to make a comeback and she’s tackled this warts-and-all role with gusto as a vehicle for her to get grungy, dark and show off some impressive physical skills. She embraces it with dedication that’s magnified by the fact that this is her first feature as a director. Her cast of supporting actors amplifies her performance, especially Danny Boyd (so touching as her 6-year-old son), Shelia Atim (her meditating trainer) and Adriane Lenox (her prickly mother). The script is painfully predictable, every scene goes on too long and the tears flow continuously. As a result, the performances (and the brutal final fight) are the only reason to see it.… Expand