Streaming Quality: 4K Ultra HD | Dolby Vision | Atmos
Rating: ⭐ 6.6/10 (6 reviews)
Duration: 90 minutes
Genres: Documentary
Director/Creator: Jim Jacobs
Starring: Jack Johnson as Self (archive footage), Brock Peters as Jack Johnson (voice), Kevin Kennedy as Self - Narrator (voice)
Status: Released
Language: EN
Overview: Jack Johnson is a 1970 documentary film directed by Jim Jacobs about the boxer Jack Johnson.
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⭐ 6/10 - review by CinemaSerf
"When Jack Johnson fought for his world title against Tommy Burns in 1908, it looked a bit like David and Goliath and starts quite a fascinating journey for us through not just the history of boxing (replete with elements of racial bigotry and hatred) but also an almost encyclopaedic look at the evol..."