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"The guy is the future of the NBA" After riding high on last week’s AIR, I went into Sweetwater completely jazzed and hoping to see something inspiring and magical. But what should have been a slam dunk turned out to be a spirit deflating airball of defeat. Good…
This movie was about the first black man nba star. I was curious to see how the subject matter was going to be explored in interesting ways. But it was directed by a white guy and it really shows. It really plays the white savior card so badly. I feel like cinema had…
Are the Harlem Globetrotters racist 🤔? Story of the player who broke the colour barrier in basketball. Footage of white people playing basketball prior to Sweetwater’s inclusion shows why inclusion became acceptable 😆. First two acts were interesting, but third act…
KNICKS ARE GOING TO THE ECF FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 25 YEARS 💙🧡 PARTY LIKE IT'S Y2K 🎉🥳🎊
The forces who made this magical negro biopic about pioneer basketball player Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton (Everett Osborne) were well-intentioned, but the film is clearly wretched. "Sweetwater" begins with a hoops beat writer (Jim Caviezel) stepping into a yellow taxicab in…
I wouldn’t want to know how much it cost that guy to listen to that story in a cab for 2 hours.
This felt like a very white movie about racism. Seeing what the director/writer looks like was incredibly unsurprising. Starts off with the cardinal sin of biopics: having an older version of our protagonist meet a stranger and say “let me tell you all about my…
Everett Osborne definitely was perfect for the role of Nathaniel “Sweetwater” Clifton. But the rest was like a white self-congratulatory pat on the back. Like the whole scene between Richard Dreyfuss and Cary Elwes about how THEY are changing basketball. It felt very soap…
I guess I was a fool to expect this would be good since it was directed by the same guy who directed the movie 9/11. 2023 RANKED
Great and inspiring story of breaking barriers.
Great movie