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The Good Son: The Life of Ray Boom Boom Mancini (2013) Full Movie

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The Good Son: The Life of Ray Boom Boom Mancini (2013)

The outcome of the 1982 WBC Lightweight title bout between Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini and Duk Koo Kim is examined.

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Joe Neumaier 07 Aug 2013

The film winds up as a chronicle of uneasy forgiveness.

Michael O'Sullivan 07 Aug 2013

The odd and disturbing thing about the film is just how comfortable [Mancini] — and we — have become putting moments on camera that, once upon a time, were meant to be shared between two people.

John DeFore 08 Aug 2013

A compelling tale even for viewers with no interest in the sweet science.

Calum Marsh 05 Aug 2013

Mancini, who served as an executive producer, is glorified and exonerated, yet it's his inability to render either process interesting that ultimately sinks the picture.

Farran Smith Nehme 08 Aug 2013

The final scenes, when Mancini meets Kim’s son, have the awkward feel of an “Oprah” episode, with the editing and music suggesting a catharsis that isn’t always backed up by what’s on-screen.