Ground breakig indie film showing women could box
Before Clint Eastwood’s Million Dollar Baby and female MMA fighters there was 2000’s Girlfight. It was an independent hit by first time director Karyn Kusama featuring Michelle Rodriquez in her first acting role as well. Rodriguez played Diana a troubled high school kid in New York City who took up fighting to take out her frustrations with school, her family and life in general. Boxing helped her realize her potential, taught her discipline, and gave her a sense of accomplishment. Bigger picture she broke down the stereotype that women couldn’t box.<br /><br />The movie really broke ground with the character and the theme. Rodriguez did a great job in her first role and was believable as a boxer. She was both rough because she was playing an amateur and had just done a quick round of training for the part in real life. She also had a fire in her which made her fighting more realistic.<br />C
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