Amazing performances and a shocking ending
Foxcatcher has three great performances. That starts with Steve Carell as the millionaire John DuPont. He’s completely socially awkward. For instance, in one scene he tells Channing Tatum he doesn’t have to call him Mr. DuPont anymore he can call him “golden eagle.” Totally ridiculous. As the movie progresses Carell slowly shows how his personality developed. It also exposes his many faults which have a negative impact upon Tatum. Speaking of which Tatum is just as good. He’s driven by wanting independence but he gets more than he expected. Finally, Mark Ruffalo plays Tatum’s brother. He really bulked up for this role so when you see him at first you don’t even recognize him. He’s the only one that seems to have a sound mind and a caring soul. All that is added to a shocking ending which I did not see coming at all.
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