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The Mighty One
Bagus Pribadi comes from Surabaya to conquer Jakarta with his strength. He meets Ratih, a widow who remains in the shadow of her ex-husband, Sujono. Sujono, cannot accept the fact that his ex-wife has fallen in love with another man. Hence Bagus must deal with one fight after another. Ratih’s brother, Sunarto, who owes Sujono a favour, also participates in blocking Bagus’ action. In the end, Bagus is forced to confront Sujono, and he succeeds.
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Plot Summary
A former boxing champion, now living in obscurity, is drawn back into the ring for one last fight to save his struggling gym. Facing a formidable opponent and the manipulations of a corrupt promoter, he must confront his past demons and find the strength to fight for redemption.
Critical Reception
The Mighty One received mixed reviews from critics, with many praising Richard Harris's performance but criticizing the film's predictable plot and derivative action sequences. Audiences were similarly divided, with some appreciating the nostalgic sports drama elements while others found it to be a formulaic and uninspired effort.
What Reviewers Say
Richard Harris delivers a compelling performance as a grizzled former champion.
The film follows a well-trodden path in the sports drama genre, offering few surprises.
Action sequences are competent but lack originality.
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Fun Fact
Richard Harris, known for his dramatic roles, performed many of his own stunts in the boxing scenes.
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