There have been countless boxing movies over the years, but the best of this kind showcase how versatile they can be. Films like The Boxer with Daniel Day-Lewis addressed the political tension ...

Boxing movies are getting old. Maybe it’s time for retirement. November 23, 2016 More than ...

Women’s boxing is much more of a thing now than it was in 2000, making this Michelle Rodriguez debut even more trailblazing. It’s also the writing/direcing debut of Karyn Kusama (Jennifer’s ...

After decades of boxing movies — including 'Hands of Stone' and the upcoming 'Bleed for This' — the genre is old and tired, but it ain't goin' down without a fight.

Even with the searing, ear-splitting hip-hop soundtrack featuring Eminem and Bad Meets Evil and Action Bronson & Joey Bada$$, even with the edgy ...

The dark romance of boxing movies gets dusted off and sentimentalized anew in the New York-set drama “Day of the Fight,” actor Jack Huston’s writing and directing debut. Sometimes lumbering ...

Watch a boxing movie, and you’d think there’s only one. Good or bad, old or new, forgettable or Oscar-winning, with Stallone, Gyllenhaal, robots or a guy in a kangaroo costume ...

Critic’s pick: “Boxing Gym.” Frederick Wiseman’s subtle and meditative documentary, set in an old school establishment in Austin, Texas, is never in a hurry to reveal itself, carefully ...

“Bleed for This” is the second of three boxing biopics this year – and the second to bomb. “Hands of Stone” has brought in less than $5 million since its August release, and “Bleed ...