Fighting with my Family
SCORE: 55
I saw the DVD version of Fighting with my
Family on sale for under ten dollars at a local Walmart and decided to
purchase it. I knew it was about the origins of Paige the wrestler. I
did not know much beyond that though. I wish I had waited for Fighting
with my Family to come down even further in price. Man this movie is
messed up on so many levels. I will get into that in this review. My
research also bummed me a little bit about something as well.
It bothers me deeply when a movie based off of real events has to change
things. I watched the match where Paige wins the WWE Divas Title. The
movie changed quite a few things from that match. Why? The existing
content was pretty good. Why not duplicate that. Paige talked just fine
on the mic in the real world. Why have the movie show her choking up not
being able to talk? It makes no sense to me whatsoever.
The issues families will have with Fighting with my Family are bad
language, violence, lack of attire, enticement to lust, sexual
situations, and more. The language is way worse in Fighting with my
Family than I was expecting. I understand the wrestling situations. I
also find it interesting that Paige herself is shown as being rude and
judgmental to others. It certainly looked like the blonde girls were
talking about her on multiple occasions.
Fighting with my Family has a level of sexism against men in it that is
bothersome on so many levels. I stopped watching WWE because of the
constantly shoving women wrestling down our throats. I am not one of the
radicalized far leftist writers who keeps promoting women wrestling. The
truth is the women wrestling is not as good as the men’s wrestling. The
writers lying about this should be called on the carpet for their lies.
Fighting with my Family shows it is a lot of hard work to become a
professional wrestler. How hateful they are to her brother is offensive
on so many levels. Fighting with my Family acts like you get one try out
and that is it. I have read multiple wrestler’s books and watched
numerous shoot interviews. Over and over again these different wrestlers
have talked about a plethora of opportunities and try outs they received
over the years from the same companies. I wish Fighting with my Family
was not so deceptive.
- Paul
Graphics: 55%
Sound: 55%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: DVD
Publisher: MGM Pictures
Developer: Film4, The Ink Factory
Rating: ‘PG-13’ - Parents Strongly Cautioned {Crude and Sexual Material,
Language Throughout, Some Violence, and Drug Content}
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