Mike Tyson's narration adds to the film's emotional punch.
(Larry Mcconkey/Sony Pictures Classics)
MOVIE REVIEW
Tyson
'Tyson' captures ugly paradoxes of fighter's life
Mike Tyson's narration adds to the film's emotional punch.
(Larry Mcconkey/Sony Pictures Classics)
One approaches "Tyson" in a protective crouch. How can a documentary about former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson hope to square the ugly paradoxes of the man - the achievements in sports and the conviction for rape, the fame embraced and the ear bitten off? Bad karma is written on his face like those Maori warrior tattoos that turned out ... (Full article: 556 words)
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