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that bears some similarities to this film, lb reveal any more would ruin an incredibly moving final act. But that’s not the only reason to see this film. Every aspect of the production— the sharpness of the performances, artful photography that seems to turn shadows into fullfledged characters—is to be savored; it’s a film that really needs several viewings to fully appreciate. All three principal characters reveal great emotional depth. The many standout moments include a scene in which Maggie, riding in a car with Frankie on a lonely road late at night, talks of her childhood, and another in which Eddie sits at a diner with Maggie, musing about his own faded dreams and his long friendship with Frankie.
“Million Dollar Baby” is the rare film that will keep many viewers in their seats for a while after the final credits roll, reflecting on the power and truth of what they’ve just seen. Don’t miss it.
The film is rated PG-13 for language and violence. Run time is two hours and 12 minutes.
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