Foxcatcher
Sony Pictures Classics | Release Date: November 14, 2014
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ledaumasJan 25, 2015
What an awful lesson to learn. If a rich guy is so weird he's constantly making your uncomfortable, you're just going to have to forget about the money that you so badly need. It's unfortunate to realize there are so many mentally-Ill peopleWhat an awful lesson to learn. If a rich guy is so weird he's constantly making your uncomfortable, you're just going to have to forget about the money that you so badly need. It's unfortunate to realize there are so many mentally-Ill people among us, and we don't know when they'll snap. Wish the movie stuck closer to the real story, but it was still an impressive cast of good acting in this horrible story of a crazy person masquerading as a benevolent mentor.… Expand
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SimpleMethodDec 2, 2014
Foxcatcher is a deliberately slow movie, but a good one. I think it's definitely the weakest of Bennett Miller's three movies though. Mark Ruffalo, Steve Carell and Channing Tatum all shine and the story is interesting, but the pace is veryFoxcatcher is a deliberately slow movie, but a good one. I think it's definitely the weakest of Bennett Miller's three movies though. Mark Ruffalo, Steve Carell and Channing Tatum all shine and the story is interesting, but the pace is very slow burn and when the climax does arrive, it feels a little unwarranted and lacks the massive emotional punch it should have had. Still, wouldn't be surprised if all three and the director get nominated.… Expand
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Unladenswallow0Jan 23, 2015
If you want to see Steve Carell being a creepy **** then this is the movie for you. If you want to see wrestlers grapple and slap each other on the head and eat cake and smash mirrors and run through forests and observe the equine wildlifeIf you want to see Steve Carell being a creepy **** then this is the movie for you. If you want to see wrestlers grapple and slap each other on the head and eat cake and smash mirrors and run through forests and observe the equine wildlife through binoculars and inhale cocaine and respect the bird wildlife and watch the history of the du pont family then this is the movie for you. If you want to see channing tatum hit himself repeatedly then this is the movie for you.

For me it had to be Mark ruffalos neck beard that made this a must watch for me. Ruffalo's beard's performance was outstanding, it completely overshadowed Tatum's performance.

This movie gets a 9.734 out of ten for me but metacritic will only let me give whole number score so i give it 10. Congratulations ruffalo beard.… Expand
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duncan1964Jan 23, 2015
The amazing true story of John Du Pont and his attempts to coach the US Olympic wrestling team sounds like a dull sports drama, but is anything but. Du Pont was an eccentric millionaire whose motives are never clear, and the film has a senseThe amazing true story of John Du Pont and his attempts to coach the US Olympic wrestling team sounds like a dull sports drama, but is anything but. Du Pont was an eccentric millionaire whose motives are never clear, and the film has a sense of dread and impending doom that is almost tangible. The performances across the board are magnificent, but Steve Carell and Channing Tatum are revelatory. Destined to become an American classic… Expand
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Compi24Dec 14, 2014
It may be a bit too minimalist in nature for some, but underneath its eerily simplistic and quiet veneer lurks an explosive psychological war film with brilliantly nuanced performances and striking imagery.
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AkashVijayJan 18, 2015
It's undoubtedly flawed but it's also very tense and eerie. Bennet Miller does a good job at creating an atmosphere of hostility, a cloud of darkness looms throughout the film. But this movie belongs heart and soul to Steve Carell who plays aIt's undoubtedly flawed but it's also very tense and eerie. Bennet Miller does a good job at creating an atmosphere of hostility, a cloud of darkness looms throughout the film. But this movie belongs heart and soul to Steve Carell who plays a deeply disturbed billionaire who's always just 2 shakes away from exploding like a volcano.… Expand
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Movi3R3vi3werDec 27, 2014
Foxcatcher is the most disturbing, creepy and most well acted movie I’ve seen all year. The three leads all give Oscar worthy performances including a career changing performance by Steve Carell.
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ZeydaNov 26, 2014
Wow! 1st 15 minutes are slow, but it picks up to a crescendo. One of the best true movies that I have ever seen. Brilliant acting, very well done. I remember the tragedy, and I believe that the movie does not deviate very far from theWow! 1st 15 minutes are slow, but it picks up to a crescendo. One of the best true movies that I have ever seen. Brilliant acting, very well done. I remember the tragedy, and I believe that the movie does not deviate very far from the total truth. Mesmerizing and gripping to say the least. Great film. Sure to be an Oscar contender.… Expand
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MattBrady99Mar 10, 2015
Calling Steve Carell character (John du Pont) creepy is me being to nice. This guy is just chilling, unsettling, disturbing and can't stand to watch sometimes.

The film Foxcatcher is Based on the true story of Mark and Dave Schultz -Calling Steve Carell character (John du Pont) creepy is me being to nice. This guy is just chilling, unsettling, disturbing and can't stand to watch sometimes.

The film Foxcatcher is Based on the true story of Mark and Dave Schultz - brothers and Olympic championship wrestlers, who found themselves involved with John du Pont - their sponsor and eccentric multimillionaire. This relationship would eventually lead down a path to murder.

Foxcatcher had a lot of hype not because of the director or the other actors like Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo. The hype was for the comedy star Steve Carell has he takes a different performance from his usual comedy performance and how unnoticeable he is in this movie. There was a lot of Oscar Buzz about Carell performance for months after months about it and after seeing the film I can see why being are raving over this but I think it's a little bit to over hyped.

This movie may have stepped up Steve Carell career as not just a goofy comedy star but a serious actor as well, because in this movie his disturbingly and disgusting to the point were I forgot Steve Carell was playing this character.

Mark Ruffalo gives a great performance in this movie as he always do, because even when he's in a bad film he still gives it his all and in this he dose.

Probably the most over looked performance in this movie is actually Channing Tatum. I remember back in the day where Tatum was a bad actor and the movies that he was in you know these stupid comedy's that floped at the box office, yeah those movies, but in this movie he gives a Oscar worthy performance that got so over looked that I'm actually shocked about. Tatum is good actor and I this he did brilliant.

Bennett Miller has proved himself to be a brilliant film maker when it comes to drama or Biographical films, and his previous films Capote, Moneyball and now this film totally shows his brilliant's in that. In this film Miller shows when the american dream of wining and being the best can turn grey and really dark. He directed this movie with slick and passion and you really felt that in this movie.

The make-up in the movie was pretty well done. Now I don't normally bring up this in my reviews but in this movie every actor in this movie has make-up on, and it didn't look rubber like Cloud atlas make-up was.

For problems I have some like: The movie can be very slow at times now don't get me wrong I like slow paste movies because it's building up to something big, but in this movie they are scenes were it could have been cut out. The senses were you supposed to feel sad or shocked to kind of felt hollow for me.

Overall Foxcatcher is a good time first watch film and what I mean is the film is good but I don't want to watch it again. Why would I re-watch a film that make me feel disturbed deep inside, I'm sorry I just can't... still a good movie.… Expand
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AndoniZarrJan 18, 2015
Without a doubt it's Bennet Miller's finest work. The way he constructs the tension and dark side of the story is simply brilliant. The film excels in directing because it doesn't takes the easy way, it's a masterclass on how to create aWithout a doubt it's Bennet Miller's finest work. The way he constructs the tension and dark side of the story is simply brilliant. The film excels in directing because it doesn't takes the easy way, it's a masterclass on how to create a minimal, subtle and elegant thriller. Steve Carrell delivers the best he's done till now with a stunning performance. What it just don't get is why only a few speak about Channing Tatum? He truly gives a brutal Oscar worthy performance.… Expand
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BHBarryNov 16, 2014
"Foxcatcher" stars Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo in this true story of the relationship between Olympic wrestling champions and brothers, Dave and Mark Schultz and a troubled and eccentric member of the one of the wealthiest"Foxcatcher" stars Steve Carell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo in this true story of the relationship between Olympic wrestling champions and brothers, Dave and Mark Schultz and a troubled and eccentric member of the one of the wealthiest families in America, John DuPont. The film was written by E. Max Frye and Dan Futterman and was directed by Bennett Miller ("Moneyball") with Mr. Carell playing the part of John DuPont. Although Mr. DuPont’s picture is not familiar to most of us, he obviously had a prominent nose which accounts for the significant and almost cartoon-like makeup which Mr. Carell wears throughout the film. Unfortunately, in the producers attempt to achieve reality, they brought about the opposite result as far as this viewer is concerned. No matter how much you want to lose yourself into the film and the character Mr. Carell attempts to portray, you (or I at least) are constantly reminded that it is Mr. Carell wearing lots of makeup. That being said, the film offers a study into the degrees of control those having the power to exert it will go in order to attain their goals. The film, though slow moving at times (2 hours and 14 minutes) manages to hold the viewer’s interest as these two brothers cope with the idiosyncrasies and desires of their wealthy "mentor". I give the film an 8 but can’t help wondering if a lesser known actor other than Mr. Carell could have been more convincing in the part he played.… Expand
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ednunezNov 15, 2014
Thoroughly written, directed and acted. "Foxcatcher" is Bennett Miller's finest work, and Mark Ruffalo, Channing Tatum and the incredible Steve Carell are at top of their game. One of the best films of the year!
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acunityisdopeNov 16, 2014
Very well written story. Many criticisms involve it being "too slow" or the motives being confusing, but it was a true chunk out of reality. It painted a very bleak, and yet beautiful picture of masculinity, and overall humanity. Showing theVery well written story. Many criticisms involve it being "too slow" or the motives being confusing, but it was a true chunk out of reality. It painted a very bleak, and yet beautiful picture of masculinity, and overall humanity. Showing the adverse effects of what our society values can have upon us.… Expand
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beingryanjudeNov 16, 2014
Dark, gruesome and often difficult to watch, Foxcatcher is a harrowing experience which burns slowly and, unfortunately, may leave audiences feeling empty by its end. What works here, and works remarkably, is the trio of performances that areDark, gruesome and often difficult to watch, Foxcatcher is a harrowing experience which burns slowly and, unfortunately, may leave audiences feeling empty by its end. What works here, and works remarkably, is the trio of performances that are sure to be the talk of the awards season.… Expand
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bfoore90Nov 18, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A gripping and emotional story of friendship, brotherhood, rejection, betrayal, and tragedy. Foxcatcher is the story of John Du Pont, Mark and Dave Shultz becoming the forefathers of american Olympic wrestling and John's ultimate fall into insanity that lead to the death of Dave Shultz. More than just a sports drama, the film is carried by Miller's superb direction followed by masterful performances by Steve Carrell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo. Foxcatcher is a masterpiece.… Expand
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nutterjrDec 31, 2015
Truly sinister.
With an accomplished ensemble whose performances are career defining and possibly award winning and most notably that of Steve Carell who we have come to love as a comedian yet now takes on this really complex character andTruly sinister.
With an accomplished ensemble whose performances are career defining and possibly award winning and most notably that of Steve Carell who we have come to love as a comedian yet now takes on this really complex character and morphs him into a harrowing and desperately sad persona that du Pont seems to have been. Miller seems to be going from strength to strength and this is definitely his best work to date.… Expand
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TVJerryDec 22, 2014
This is one of those dramas where everybody pulls out their best acting chops and in this case, it paid off. Channing Tatum plays an solemn Olympic wrestler, who's solicited to train with eccentric, rich John du Pont (Steve Carell). MarkThis is one of those dramas where everybody pulls out their best acting chops and in this case, it paid off. Channing Tatum plays an solemn Olympic wrestler, who's solicited to train with eccentric, rich John du Pont (Steve Carell). Mark Ruffalo is the older brother, whose relationship is crucial. Carell not only appended the giant schnoz to transform his look, he also assumed a halting, dark demeanor that's both compelling and creepy. Ruffalo turns in an expected involving performance and Tatum's jumped to a new level with his physical and emotional transformation: touchingly tough and sweet. The story moves at a deliberate pace and could get tedious if it weren't for the riveting performances and astounding story (which is based on fact).… Expand
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netflicDec 29, 2014
This movie is based on real facts, it is a story of Schultz brothers, Mark and Dave, both Olympic champions in free-style wrestling, and a creepy John duPont (of duPont dynasty) who wanted desperately to be a wrestling coach, a mentor, aThis movie is based on real facts, it is a story of Schultz brothers, Mark and Dave, both Olympic champions in free-style wrestling, and a creepy John duPont (of duPont dynasty) who wanted desperately to be a wrestling coach, a mentor, a leader of men, in a word - a great man.

It’s a deep psychological drama with few dialogs and plenty of raw emotions.

The plot-line is fascinating, even though not exactly accurate. But it is not a documentary, artistic license can and should be applied. Performances are excellent across the board, from leads to the smallest parts, which is a trademark of a very good director. Casting could not be better. And have I mentioned cinematography? Excellent! Overall, this is one of the best (if not *the* best) movie of 2014.

I enjoyed the movie immensely; however I realize that not everybody will like it’s deliberately slow and contemplative pace.… Expand
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lasttimeisawFeb 22, 2015
Another this year's Oscar hopeful right before the Oscar night (although up to this moment, it is more likely to be an also-ran in all its 5 nominated categories), Bennett Miller tackles another sport after MONEYBALL (2011, 6/10), hisAnother this year's Oscar hopeful right before the Oscar night (although up to this moment, it is more likely to be an also-ran in all its 5 nominated categories), Bennett Miller tackles another sport after MONEYBALL (2011, 6/10), his similarly-fated Oscar players. This time it is about wrestling,FOXCATCHER recounts the infamous USA murder case of DavidSchultz (Ruffalo), an Olympic wrestling champion, shot dead by the billionaire John Du Pont (Carell with a fake nose and aged make-up), who started the Team Foxcatcher to sponsor and train national wrestling team for the Olympics, where David was the assistant coach of the team.

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amboyJan 5, 2015
This will be a controversial film because of its style and pacing. The characters are never quite sure what they want to say and thus reveal. The result is a deliberate slowness that may seem, to some, slackness. And although it is aThis will be a controversial film because of its style and pacing. The characters are never quite sure what they want to say and thus reveal. The result is a deliberate slowness that may seem, to some, slackness. And although it is a psychological study, it never psychologizes--it's up to the viewer to name or explain the strangeness of these characters. The result is a film that's very American in its story and very European in its film making. But I found it hypnotic and suggestive. Steve Carell is amazing and Channing Tatum is a revelation--lantern jawed, brooding, never comfortable with his brother or his benefactor.… Expand
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BradySmithApr 6, 2015
Foxcatcher is an engrossing, sometimes off-putting, but extremely well acted, memorable, and atmospheric movie. With 3 great actors playing fully fleshed out and three dimensional characters, impeccable direction, and a compelling trueFoxcatcher is an engrossing, sometimes off-putting, but extremely well acted, memorable, and atmospheric movie. With 3 great actors playing fully fleshed out and three dimensional characters, impeccable direction, and a compelling true story, I'm sure it will go down in movie history. Many movies that tell a true story simply go through the motions, relying on everyone's recognition of the events to do the heavy lifting, but not Foxcatcher. Bennett Miller directs it with tension, detail and cinematic flourish. Steve Carrel proves to be a more than solid dramatic actor. He's creepy, strange, and yet somehow still garners sympathy. I'm not sure what his performance would seem like without all that makeup, although I'm sure it would still be more than adequate. Ruffalo and Tatum are also great, and maybe even better than Carrel, but he does stand out more due to his odd and sometimes villainous behavior. I also have to give props to the writers for creating a script layered with psychological intricacies. All in all, a great movie, a great story, and a great showcase for its actors.… Expand
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riaan_radioheadJan 5, 2015
Deservedly winner of best director at Cannes, Bennett Miller is clearly one of the finest directors of his generation. "Foxcatcher" can proudly stand alongside Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. This is the new great American outsider film,Deservedly winner of best director at Cannes, Bennett Miller is clearly one of the finest directors of his generation. "Foxcatcher" can proudly stand alongside Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master. This is the new great American outsider film, challenging, powerful and terrifying. . Much as been said about Steve Carrell's and Mark Ruffalo's performances but Channing Tatum is simply outstanding in a difficult role - a masculine loner who internalises all his fears,anger and anguish. "Foxcatcher" is not for everyone, its a much quieter film than Capote, tenser and ultimately much darker.… Expand
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BrianMcCriticMar 3, 2015
Foxcatcher is a film defined by its mesmerizing performances. Each character is nomination worthy and while the pacing may be slow it fit the characters and their motivations perfectly. Also Bennett Miller directs the film brilliantly, itFoxcatcher is a film defined by its mesmerizing performances. Each character is nomination worthy and while the pacing may be slow it fit the characters and their motivations perfectly. Also Bennett Miller directs the film brilliantly, it looks amazing. Overall this is a film that should have gotten a best picture nod. A… Expand
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ashraf3812Mar 23, 2015
A movie about three different men seeking success and respect at any cost with very different ways. It's also about hidden motives to gain respect, about family disconnection. The movie also becomes more than its own story to dissect theA movie about three different men seeking success and respect at any cost with very different ways. It's also about hidden motives to gain respect, about family disconnection. The movie also becomes more than its own story to dissect the american dream. The three actors are great especially Carrel.Director Bennett Miller is excellent in creating very cold, sad and slow-burning atmosphere, but it's at times only slow. It's a movie to respect more than love.… Expand
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AtariBabyMar 2, 2015
I think this is an intensely underrated movie. I hesitate to give away any spoilers, but I will say that IMO, the director, cinematographer, screenwriter, plus Steve Carrell, Mark Ruffalo, Vanessa Redgrave, and even Channing Tatum gave someI think this is an intensely underrated movie. I hesitate to give away any spoilers, but I will say that IMO, the director, cinematographer, screenwriter, plus Steve Carrell, Mark Ruffalo, Vanessa Redgrave, and even Channing Tatum gave some of the finest performances of the year.… Expand
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googolendtimesMay 22, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "Foxcatcher" doesn't linger on some of the themes it touches upon long enough for them to register as strongly as they should. Nevertheless, this cautionary tale of the American dream, megalomania and is a haunting and compelling drama in the vein of director Bennett Miller's earlier film "Capote" that is permeated by masterful nuance and a palpable sense of dread - largely by virtue of Miller's chilled direction that uses minimalist sets and moody hues to maximal efficacy and a triage of portrayals by riveting leads - Mark Ruffalo, Steve Carell and Channing Tatum, all of whom are unrecognisable in these immersive and mesmerising performances that are in perfect sync. Tatum is especially good, exerting mind, body and soul to convey frustration, emasculation and identity crisis in a desperately sad performance that simmers with tension - ironic considering his absence from the film's lethal climax. Carell, on the other hand, is far more restrained. Beneath the layers of prosthetics, his is a quietly complex portrait that invites pity more than repulsion from the viewer. The scenes he shares with Vanessa Redgrave as his mother are piercing and the chemistry he has with Ruffalo and Tatum reaches razor-sharp proportions of tension - with danger to match. And Mark Ruffalo, though arguably he has the least to do, ties the three of them together - as Tatum's gregarious, balanced older brother, he is a suitable foil to Carell's narcissism and Tatum's rage. When all three collide, the results are devastating and unforgettable viewing and a profound testament to the talent of all involved. If I am not falling over myself to watch "Foxcatcher" again, it is because I don't need to. It makes quite the impact the first time around.… Expand
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CherryxldApr 11, 2015
Foxcatcher es un película dramática que no llega a resultar intensa, pero si logra llegar a resultar fascinante.

Esta película manipula de una forma bien lograda su atmósfera, alzando su disimulado atractivo que la hace ser más ingeniosaFoxcatcher es un película dramática que no llega a resultar intensa, pero si logra llegar a resultar fascinante.

Esta película manipula de una forma bien lograda su atmósfera, alzando su disimulado atractivo que la hace ser más ingeniosa de lo que es. Aunque no llega a ser intensa, lo compensa siendo un buen drama que desarrolla su trama de una forma inteligente y optimista que logra ser interesante en algunos de los aspectos de este film que posee grandes actuaciones, en especial las de Mark Ruffalo y Steve Carrell, que ayudan a que su inteligente desarrollo tome un tono oscuro bastante satisfactorio.… Expand
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ydnar4Jan 28, 2015
Foxcatcher is all about the performance. The main cast are all incredible. Steve Carell pulls off what is certainly a performance of a lifetime for a man who has been known for comedy roles. Carell may not win an Oscar for this film but itFoxcatcher is all about the performance. The main cast are all incredible. Steve Carell pulls off what is certainly a performance of a lifetime for a man who has been known for comedy roles. Carell may not win an Oscar for this film but it did earn him his first nomination and its hard not to cheer for him as the Oscars approach. Mark Ruffalo also received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Dave Schultz but its Channing Tatum who surprises me out of the whole cast. Tatum shows that he is certainly capable to of a serious role and he doesn't always have to be a big box office draw. I read Mark Schultz (who makes a cameo in the film if you know his story see if you can point him out) biography prior to watching the Foxcatcher movie and sure it does not necessarily follow the most true story but the film is still effective. The film was a lot darker and more thriller like than I had expected as I figured it would be more of an intense sport film. The ending of course is a pivotal part of the film and I will not give it away but if you are unaware of the Foxcatcher story it will likely shock you and I think that is why this film has gotten such critical acclaim because its a true story that many people are completely unaware of. If you're a fan of sports movie I would maybe sit this film out because it certainly not full of action but if you want to see some amazing acting Foxcatcher is a film for you.… Expand
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elinmarteMar 21, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. At first when I saw the trailers I was expecting some sort of action-hyped sort of film, with exciting wrestling scenes and loud cheering from the crowd and character development, sort of like the film "Warrior". This film is the opposite. This film is more about the relationships with the characters. Very good movie a definite step up for Channing Tatum no pun intended. As well as a new persona we're not using to seeing from Steve Carrell. Mark Rufallo good as always. Great film with a dark feel throughout the whole time watching it.… Expand
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NerdConsultantJan 12, 2015
This is a really good movie with outstanding performances from Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo who have excellent on screen chemistry and Steve Carell gives the performance of his career. it also has great cinematography and can be reallyThis is a really good movie with outstanding performances from Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo who have excellent on screen chemistry and Steve Carell gives the performance of his career. it also has great cinematography and can be really gripping. however i did feel a bit confused on what the film was trying to convey if anything and i felt that the film was so depressing that i'm not sure i would re-watch it. that being said i would still highly recommend it especially to wrestling fans… Expand
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TheRocksBarneyJan 8, 2015
“Foxcatcher”’s true story and ensemble both seem to have a cold and frosty shade of white over them and the film generally has that too, both literally and metaphorically. Bennett Miller’s direction reflects this, and the several chilling“Foxcatcher”’s true story and ensemble both seem to have a cold and frosty shade of white over them and the film generally has that too, both literally and metaphorically. Bennett Miller’s direction reflects this, and the several chilling shots he captures, for me made my experience within that screen.
The film’s true story follows Mark Schulz as he trains to win the Gold medal for Wrestling at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, with the help of the multimillionaire John Du Pont. As usual difficult questions are posed and “Foxcatcher” again asks us a question, as so many films do, about America, and as Erin Whitney and Matthew Jacobs point out in their review for the Huffington Post, it is one that acts as “a distant horror story for the 1% percent”. The film comments heavily on this with the multimillionaire Du Pont as the man at the fore front of these comments understandably. For example Du Pont almost seems to have the Olympic Wrestling Schulz brothers simply because they form part of his trophy cabinet, as objects to play with at his disposal, which acts as an explanation for the films ending.
But the compelling true story and character study, particularly in regards to John Du Pont (played by Steve Carrell), is the films strength and a fascinating one at that. It will probably be unknown to my generation. But as usual the story told here is different to the one that actually happened and on reading what did happen it seems that the film’s director, Bennett Miller, missed out on several details that could have made the story that much better. For example, although the film does pick up on Du Pont’s descent into madness to an extent, it doesn’t take the opportunity to make it obvious and although I appreciate subtlety I think it would have been even better otherwise. In the true story, Du Pont for example thought that his horses were sending him messages from Mars and he also frequently asked his wrestlers to check his attic for ghosts. This really would have been a test for Carrell and could have contributed to an already stellar performance by him.
The film though is propelled forward by its performances that branch out past what these actors are typically known for, Channing Tatum (playing Mark Schulz) and Mark Ruffalo (playing Dave Schulz) for example. But it is Steve Carrell’s performance that manages to break through the story and again what roles he is generally known for, and the hole that he leaves allows for Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo to follow through it, and therefore still deserved of the praise they have received from others. These performances ultimately stop “Foxcatcher” from being defined as good for its story alone.
Bennett Miller’s direction is good. As I mentioned several of the shots he captured really made my cinematic experience, the best of those featuring Du Pont releasing his horses out into the wild. We see Du Pont’s dark silhouette with his hands raised, urging his horses to flee and it looked great on screen.
Although its story is good and its ensemble, headed up by Carrell, is brilliant “Foxcatcher” doesn’t bring anything new to the table, and although I didn’t expect it to, I did expect it to do more than it did. It’s a vague expression to say that and I’m lost for words really in how to describe why I’m not rating the film better, but it’s almost as if, thinking about it, the film was saved by its ensemble performances which will explain why so many will have it in their best films of 2015 lists come the end of the year. Ultimately, “Foxcatcher” is a good film and worth seeing, but not one that lives up to the hype surrounding it.… Expand
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DCEdmondsJan 29, 2015
"Foxcatcher" 10 Scale Rating: 7.0 (Good) ...

The Good: Steve Carell is almost unrecognizable as Jon du Pont, a millionaire obsessed with wrestling. Hands down one of the best performances of the year. Once upon a time I thought that"Foxcatcher" 10 Scale Rating: 7.0 (Good) ...

The Good: Steve Carell is almost unrecognizable as Jon du Pont, a millionaire obsessed with wrestling. Hands down one of the best performances of the year. Once upon a time I thought that Channing Tatum was a stiff and poor actor, but he's come a long way and was also exceptional here. Tatum plays troubled wrestler Mark Schultz, while Mark Ruffalo portrays his brother Dave to round out a trio of amazing performances. The characterization is extremely well done and once the film finally gets going (more on that later), it becomes a fascinating story.

The Bad: The problem is that it takes way WAY too long to get going. With a 2:10 run time, "Foxcatcher" doesn't fully grab you until the film's final couple of acts. Before that, it's extremely slow and I had a hard time staying interested. They probably could have cut out a good 30 minutes and it would have vastly improved the film. A good movie, but not one of the best of the year and somewhat overrated with all of it's Best Picture nods.… Expand
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Blurb10Dec 10, 2014
A couple of brief thoughts on Foxcatcher:
A fascinating, albeit slow, character-driven study of the corroded American dream, privilege, devotion and entitlement. The film's muted color palette is painterly - but a dash of sunshine/color hereA couple of brief thoughts on Foxcatcher:
A fascinating, albeit slow, character-driven study of the corroded American dream, privilege, devotion and entitlement. The film's muted color palette is painterly - but a dash of sunshine/color here and there would have been a welcome respite from all the doom and gloom. It's all seen through the prism of shattered aspirations and hopelessness - we get it, Bennett Miller, you don't have to choke us with it!
Mark Ruffalo's performance is the most effective, buoying the film with a much-needed warmth; he's the heart and soul of "Foxcatcher" (and of pretty much every film he's in).
Steve Carell, while effectively frightening, needy and insecure as DuPont, seemingly had trouble fully committing to the performance - from time to time, a glimpse of "The Office"'s Michael Scott surfaces through all the layers of make-up. It's in a gesture, a mannerism - the prosthetics, once again (see: "The Hours"), prove distracting, making one focus on recognizing familiar aspect of the established celebrity personality, rather than the character being played. That said, there are several powerful moments where the actor truly shines, utilizing the gargantuan nose and thin lips to great (and greatly creepy) effect.
Channing Tatum is technically the protagonist of the film, featured in almost every scene, and he's compelling to watch, imbuing his staple "dumb-but-talented oaf" character (see: "Magic Mike") with gravitas and a sense of purpose. Still, he weighs the already-heavy film down with a resolute seriousness. Crack a smile, just once, Channing! There are also moments where he overdoes it a bit, such as the sequence where he bashes through a mirror with his head, weeping and scowling. Method acting, folks!
The film presents the final murder as totally random and unexpected - supposedly, that's how it happened in real life. It's effective on one level, but also made me wish the narrative had more of a sense of purpose, more of a drive, a momentum that led to this point. Miller's "Moneyball" was far more entertaining; this is more of a return to his "Capote" roots, where everything is meaningful and disconnected at the same time, and the final result drags.
As it stands, watching "Foxcatcher" is like looking at a beautiful, impactful painting that you wouldn't want hanging in your living room.… Expand
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kriebelrDec 22, 2014
What do you get when a rich megalomaniac with mommy-issues who hates horses basically buys a wrestling team, names himself coach, and, after failing to see a gold medal from the 1988 Olympics, doesn't quite get his way? I won't spoil it forWhat do you get when a rich megalomaniac with mommy-issues who hates horses basically buys a wrestling team, names himself coach, and, after failing to see a gold medal from the 1988 Olympics, doesn't quite get his way? I won't spoil it for you, but it's closely based on a true story so you could look it up if you saw fit. The film is a slow paced march toward that inevitable conclusion. The pacing is brilliant and winds tension up beautifully all the way through. Long moments of silence that leave you to wonder just what is going on in the characters' heads.

Bennett Miller has coaxed amazing performances from three great leads. This is by far Steve Carrell's best work. Ruffalo and Tatum are great as well. Dialogue is sparse and emotions are understated and real. It is fasinating to watch Du Pont's slow spiral into madness. It made me think of "affluenza." If he weren't so rich and intimidating to those around him, someone probably would have noticed that something just wasn't quite right, and the audience of this movie surely will.

This won't be for everyone. Not everyone has the patience for a slow moving, plodding drama. I recommend Googling the conclusion. I think I enjoyed the movie more knowing what was coming, and it still surprised me. That knowledge helped the suspense build more.… Expand
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petrocsDec 17, 2014
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I remember the murder of Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz like it was just yesterday. Being from the Philadelphia area, the story was all that anyone talked about for weeks after the tragedy. Not only was Dave Schultz an Olympic gold medalist, but John du Pont and his family were such big personalities in these parts. It's not everyday you get to relive a local tragedy played out on film, but Director Bennett Miller has reenacted this story for the screen in hauntingly realistic fashion. Foxcatcher is going to leave you speechless.
Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) is an Olympic gold medalist for wrestling who has ambitions of returning to the Olympics to win gold in the 1998 Seoul games. Life on the outside for the Olympic gold medalist isn't all fame and glory. Living alone in a run down apartment and living on ramen noodles in between workouts has become a way of life for the American hero. Mark's older brother Dave (Mark Ruffalo) is also an Olympic gold medal wrestler who is helping Mark get ready for the World Championships. A relationship that appears, on the surface, to be strained by jealousy on the part of Mark. Dave has won multiple championships, has a loving family with his wife Nancy (Sienna Miller), and their young children and steady employment, while Mark struggles with his place in life. Mark is determined to leave his own mark and get out of the shadow of his successful brother.
John du Pont (Steve Carrell) is a multimillionaire sports enthusiast with aspirations of becoming a wrestling mentor. His dream is to have his wrestling facility, Foxcatcher Farms, be the official wrestling training site for the US Olympic team. What du Pont needs is an Olympic wrestler to train on his grounds and help begin to build his dream. After being contacted by du Pont's representatives, Mark flies to Pennsylvania to meet with the philanthropist and the two come to an agreement. The agreement not only allows Mark financial freedom, but also allows Mark to remove himself from Dave's influence. A divide between the brothers has been fortified and allows the influence of du Pont to take hold.
It becomes quickly apparent that du Pont's aspirations of an athletic career were squandered by his conservative mother (Vanessa Redgrave), which has led the eccentric man-child to believe coaching to be his strongest asset. With little experience in molding young minds in the art of wrestling, it becomes abundantly clear that du Pont's interest appear nothing more than a mere hobby. Du Pont's power and influence have allowed him to exploit a young man who's in need of a father-figure and brainwashed him into believing that he's the answer Mark has been searching for. The influence of du Pont quickly takes hold on Mark and his life begins to spiral out of control.
Determined to make Foxcatcher successful, du Pont hires the services of Mark's brother Dave to train the group for the Olympic trials, a move that does not sit well with Mark. Tensions begin to escalate between the three men and a mental chess game begins. Dave attempts to derail Mark's freefall and navigate du Pont's eclectic personality all the while trying to keep the team on track to meet its goal of becoming Olympic champs. As the story culminates with the death of Dave you can assume that things take a turn for the worse. It's the buildup to the event that stands apart from the rest of the story, the hows and the whys, and those things become the most chilling.
Director Bennett Miller (Moneyball) has created a eerily mesmerizing depiction of manipulation and deceit and the cinematography of Greig Fraser (Zero Dark Thirty) is gripping. The performances by each of the three actors is spellbinding. Tatum allows his chiseled persona to omit vulnerability and allow for an emotionally driven performance of a life time. Mark Ruffalo is the calming force between two tides in this film and he allows for a balance sorely needed. Ruffalo is never overpowering and he allows his character to play off each of his costars and his brotherly relationship with Mark is wonderful. Steve Carrell is haunting as the eccentric du Pont. His transformation into this character, including the mannerisms and mental state, are truly a wonder and one of the most interesting performances of his career.
Overall, Foxcatcher is a gripping film but albeit a long, slow one. A movie delayed nearly a year by the studio to "complete" the film is never a good sign, but the performances by Tatum and Carrell may push this one into contention for award consideration. This movie is not for everyone, fans of these actors earlier work may find the movie boring and uninteresting, but if you're looking for a good drama, this may be a film that would interest you.… Expand
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mjstanksDec 26, 2014
Foxcatcher is mesmerizing, sad and profound. I am old enough to know how it ends, yet I was fascinated throughout. It is a statement about the fragility of people who, on the outside, have everything and about the brokenness that comes fromFoxcatcher is mesmerizing, sad and profound. I am old enough to know how it ends, yet I was fascinated throughout. It is a statement about the fragility of people who, on the outside, have everything and about the brokenness that comes from loss that neither money or accomplishment can cure. Steve Carell's John DuPont is creepy, Channing Tatum's Mark Shultz is tortured success and Mark Ruffalo's Dave Shultz is admirable, accomplished and good (DuPont's opposite). I am old enough to remember how the story ends, but I was fascinated until the very, bitter end.… Expand
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ajarias96Jan 8, 2015
Foxcatcher is everything you would come to expect from a movie that re-tells true events. Channing Tatum, Steve Carrell, and Mark Ruffalo all respectively deserve awards for their incredible performances in this film. All play such veryFoxcatcher is everything you would come to expect from a movie that re-tells true events. Channing Tatum, Steve Carrell, and Mark Ruffalo all respectively deserve awards for their incredible performances in this film. All play such very different roles but they all just mash together perfectly under the direction of Bennet Miller. Foxcatcher is brilliantly written. It's raw, it's dark, and it's honest. It's a must see and one the best films of 2014… Expand
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horizonbtsNov 6, 2015
I thought the acting was over the top for all three of the main characters realistically portraying the real life characters. That said the story was somewhat slow and hard to follow at times, but with the previous mentioned still a movie toI thought the acting was over the top for all three of the main characters realistically portraying the real life characters. That said the story was somewhat slow and hard to follow at times, but with the previous mentioned still a movie to watch. I remember hearing about this when I was younger and it was interesting to watch what transpired. Again a well acted drama that is worth the watch!!… Expand
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boubadiopFeb 19, 2015
Good film, Very well acted! Real sort of mystery around the whole Foxcatcher wresting gym which is shown in the film and is very interesting.

However the film can get boring at parts and become a little hazy to understand what's reallyGood film, Very well acted! Real sort of mystery around the whole Foxcatcher wresting gym which is shown in the film and is very interesting.

However the film can get boring at parts and become a little hazy to understand what's really going on.

With most true story films whilst watching I sometimes become interested in the characters and research them on Wikipedia during the film. This I would recommend not doing as I ended up finding out the ending to the film, which ruined it for me, so just don't do that.… Expand
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tufflipsMar 15, 2015
An amazing movie, my favourite in the last 12 months. The performances by Carell, Tatum and Ruffalo are brilliant. Notice a lot of criticism that it was too slow, would have detracted from the story is it was rushed, if anything there shouldAn amazing movie, my favourite in the last 12 months. The performances by Carell, Tatum and Ruffalo are brilliant. Notice a lot of criticism that it was too slow, would have detracted from the story is it was rushed, if anything there should have been more in the movie about how du Pont came to resent Dave Schultz.… Expand
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MovieMadHawkMay 20, 2015
this movie not what everybody makes it out to be it actually was pretty boring for the most part the only reason i watched it , was because of the fact it was a wrestling movie and it was a true story. there was a few parts that keep methis movie not what everybody makes it out to be it actually was pretty boring for the most part the only reason i watched it , was because of the fact it was a wrestling movie and it was a true story. there was a few parts that keep me guessing what was going to happen. to me it felt like the characters were kind of how do say slow mentally there's not much dialoge in the whole movie but was entertaining to see Tatum at his best.… Expand
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james417Oct 16, 2015
The movie remains fascinating because of the fine performances of the three key characters and the mystery of what is happening in du Pont's head.

Watch this film for freeThe movie remains fascinating because of the fine performances of the three key characters and the mystery of what is happening in du Pont's head.

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tonimiller417Nov 2, 2015
Foxcatcher pins the viewer to the mat with its emotionally bruising tale of class, ambition and the pursuit of sporting excellence.

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EpicLadySpongeApr 18, 2016
Foxcatcher is a lovable success. Nothing much to say about this movie, but all to goes is that if you want a movie that's lovably underrated, choose Foxcatcher.
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MEFzelderJul 9, 2016
“Foxcatcher” es un drama biográfico basado en el auge y la caída del Team Foxcatcher. Desde la perspectiva de Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) vemos como el excéntrico John Du Pont (Steve Carell) trata de armar su equipo de ensueño de lucha“Foxcatcher” es un drama biográfico basado en el auge y la caída del Team Foxcatcher. Desde la perspectiva de Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) vemos como el excéntrico John Du Pont (Steve Carell) trata de armar su equipo de ensueño de lucha grecorromana, con buenos salarios y grandes instalaciones para mantener motivados a los deportistas para así dejar su nombre en la historia del deporte.
La obra de Max Frye y Dan Futterman se enfoca en ir develando la complejidad de Du Pont gracias a la relación que trata de generar con los hermanos Schultz. La dirección de Bennett Miller genera una experiencia íntima, con cierta frialdad, que permite disfrutar la oscura historia que se desarrolló en Foxcatcher Farm.… Expand
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alejandro970Feb 18, 2018
Few better than Moneyball, the compelling real story of how was done an olympic wrestling team that worked nearby to a family, and the inexplicable murder of Dave Schlutz. Remarkable and unrecognizable Steve Carell.
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TrailesqueMar 15, 2017
An excellent workout for some great actors. A realistic, low key, gloomy portrayal of the build-up to the famous murder of wrestler Dave Schultz by his aristocratic patron, John Dupont. One complaint: Dupont suffered from paranoidAn excellent workout for some great actors. A realistic, low key, gloomy portrayal of the build-up to the famous murder of wrestler Dave Schultz by his aristocratic patron, John Dupont. One complaint: Dupont suffered from paranoid schizophrenia which led to his crazy behavior, but that doesn't get a mention - the Dupont character remains opaque throughout. We see the whole thing from jock Mark Schultz's POV. Steve Carell was rightfully praised for his performance, which was radically different from his usual comedic efforts.… Expand
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JLuis_001Sep 6, 2017
Foxcatcher is an excellent film, based entirely on its incredible script and the splendid performances of its protagonists, a film that shows the enormous maturity of his director, and his continuous evolution.
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amheretojudgeFeb 17, 2018
it's about what the medal represents..

Foxcatcher A sports genre feature doesn't always settle with me since they rely too much upon "on-stage" drama and factual reality and low on drama but this one here is concentrating on behind theit's about what the medal represents..

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A sports genre feature doesn't always settle with me since they rely too much upon "on-stage" drama and factual reality and low on drama but this one here is concentrating on behind the stage drama and the build up to all the 'on-stage' controversies. Foxcatches is a character driven feature that offers enough room and range to the actors to get in to it and mesmerize the audience. Bennett Miller's accurate depiction is the key among fine adaption on screen and extraordinary execution. Channing Tatum does try very hard on his job but is completely overpowered by Steve Carell that owns the surrounding and a concrete support by Mark Ruffalo. Foxcatcher takes its time, plays with the viewers a bit and cuts in deep and brutal in its final act that is not only exhilarating and unpredictable but also justifying and horrific leading it into the dark lane.… Expand
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MahmusSep 25, 2020
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. Like, a very slow movie. But thanks to the fantastic performamces from Channing Tatum,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. Like, a very slow movie. But thanks to the fantastic performamces from Channing Tatum, Steve Carell and Mark Ruffalo, the pace never becomes an issue.

While I don't think this is a movie I would want to rewatch, it is one that must be seen. It's really damn good.… Expand
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Riddhiman2003Sep 20, 2021
Under the helm of the visionary director- Bennett Miller, Foxcatcher serves as a classic storytelling masterpiece as it scrutinizes the human psyche’s craving for success and the unbearable burden of anxiety that comes with it. ThisUnder the helm of the visionary director- Bennett Miller, Foxcatcher serves as a classic storytelling masterpiece as it scrutinizes the human psyche’s craving for success and the unbearable burden of anxiety that comes with it. This electrically captivating drama nets the audience’s minds from the first scene and puts our hearts on a chokehold until the very last. The story reaches its climax when we least expect it to, leaving us emotionally shaken from the cathartic release of the pounding thematic conflict. Pertaining to the story, E. Max Frye and Dan Futterman have crafted a near perfect screenplay, tracing the downfall of all the central characters of the film- a rare creative choice in cinema. The year is 1987, three years after 1984 Olympics which won Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum) the gold in wrestling. But after being overshadowed nearly forever by the success of his elder brother- Dave Schultz (Mark Ruffalo), Mark craves for recognition from the society- having been previously ‘unrecognized’. He somehow makes ends meet and lives all alone.
Du Pont (Steve Carrel), an aristocratic multi millionaire whose sole dream is to draw glory to his training company- ‘Foxcatcher’, persuades Mark to join in as an official trainer for an elite squad of the US national wrestling team. Widely celebrated as a comedy icon, Steve Carrel’s nerve racking performance as this dark role establishes his creative identity as a finesse versatile actor in Hollywood. So does Mark Ruffalo and Channing Tatum. They both delve into their varied character moments in the script and flesh out philosophical conflict through authentic and powerful emotions that resonate with the audience.
Mark’s hunger for fame and respect, not the love for the sport, motivates him to leave his brother behind and join Foxcatcher.
But Du Pont often desperately seeks temporary refuge behind his own wealthy aristocratic façade as a means of escapism from his failures at establishing himself as a respectable figure in the eyes of others around, especially his mother (Vanessa Redgrave). This mannerism plunges him into a downward spiral of desire to succeed. His mother stomps down on his swirling ego by declaring that she does not want her son to get “low” and labels wrestling as a “low sport”. Consequently, being a fan of it, Du Pont feels passionately stirred at being insulted at. But being blinded by his own unhealthy obsession for power, he fails to recognize the truth in her wisdom- the fact that he has actually gotten way too low in the pursuit of glory. Du Pont’s character casts a lasting impression on our minds, owing to the precarious grin donned by Carrel during the awkward moments of the film. His grin comes off as a careful composite patchwork of anxiety, annoyance and arrogance.
The premise of this film is built upon the physically aggressive sport of wrestling, which is a precise metaphor to the psychological tussle in the minds of both Mark and Du Pont- as the two men grapple for glory.
Their common goal of fame in life ties them together in a friendship that yields advantageous to both their desires. However, as the days fly by, their individual struggles to establish societal dominance tear their duo apart very soon, throwing Mark into a dark lonely corner of his own mind. This leads to the arrival of Dave on the farm as the new trainer. Being a former Olympic gold medalist, Dave’s coaching skills are unrivalled by Du Pont’s, who in fact is just a sport fan. Feeling outgunned by Dave’s expertise, Du Pont actively pursues his goal of proclaiming himself as the head coach for the entire Foxcatcher team. He senses a pressing and urgent need to be hailed as a father figure to them. Dave’s presence on the wrestling squad also serves as the perfect emotional backbone for a struggling and unstable Mark to lean on. But his new popularity amongst the other trainees silently infuriates Du Pont- compelling him do the unthinkable in the film’s jaw dropping climax.
The vivid imagery and visual storytelling implemented in this film clearly establishes it as one of Miller’s best works till date.… Expand
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