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That means, naturally, missing some great details. Like Robinson's amazing college career, where he lettered in four sports at UCLA and played on the same football team as the great Woody Strode. Or his military career, in which the young officer was court-martialed but exonerated when he refused to move to the back of a bus.

But that's alright, because there's more than enough here — both in Rickey's faith in Robinson, and Robinson's belief in himself. Those words have deeper meaning here, too. Rickey was a devout, Bible-quoting Christian who took comfort in the fact that his new player was a fellow Methodist; the only way to survive this first season, Rickey knew, was if Robinson turned the other cheek. He just didn't realize how often he would have to turn it.

Rickey is played by Harrison Ford, with a padded gut and a pair of eyebrow weaves; it is the first time in years I have seen Ford have fun onscreen. He growls, he yells, he runs the gamut; he delights in being an actor again, and not just a star. And let's get premature: A supporting Oscar nomination? Very possibly. And Chadwick Boseman is perfect as Robinson. It's not just that he looks like the legend and moves like an athlete ; it's that he captures, in a clenched jaw or a sidelong glance, a lifetime's worth of dearly attained dignity and barely contained rage.

As for the movie itself — well, again, it really would have been interesting to see Lee's take. Because Helgeland's approach, while not as stuffily stylized as the caught-in-amber "The Natural," is full of overbearing music and thick with Hollywood cliches — not least among them, the tendency to tell a black man's story through a white man's eyes.

But that doesn't mean it won't make you feel good. Corporate Events Team Building Activities. Pequannock, NJ You have been signed-in via Facebook.

Visit your Player Page to view your personalized info and manage your account. Your Facebook account has been linked. The page will now refresh. Your Facebook account association has been removed. Barzal played in his th regular-season game. Hischier had an assist for the fourth straight game. There was a video tribute for Palmieri, who spent six seasons in New Jersey, during a stoppage in play in the first period, and the forward raised his stick to acknowledge the cheers.

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