Hands of Stone

    Hands of Stone
    2016

    Synopsis

    The legendary Roberto Duran and his equally legendary trainer Ray Arcel change each other's lives.

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      Cast

      • Edgar RamírezRoberto Duran
      • Robert De NiroRay Arcel
      • UsherSugar Ray Leonard
      • Rubén BladesCarlos Eleta
      • Ana de ArmasFelicidad Iglesias
      • Óscar JaenadaChaflan
      • John TurturroFrankie Carbo
      • Ellen BarkinStephanie Arcel
      • Jurnee SmollettJuanita Leonard
      • Yancey AriasBenny Huertas

      Recommendations

      • 75

        Movie Nation

        Hands of Stone is still a first-rate boxing picture, a B-movie with just enough A-picture touches to make it sting.
      • 70

        The Hollywood Reporter

        Hands of Stone is far from perfect, but it punches above its weight enough to prevent it from being easily dismissed.
      • 70

        Screen Daily

        Hands Of Stone tests how far a film can go solely on heart, and in this case, it turns out to be just enough to overcome biopic conventionality.
      • 67

        Austin Chronicle

        I could watch Ramírez read the phone book, as the old saw goes. He is one of the most vibrant and charismatic actors working today. He infuses Durán with a charm and a recklessness that is tempered by De Niro’s quiet, understated performance, something he can do in his sleep.
      • 60

        Variety

        Gets the job done, but it’s hard to escape the feeling that you’re watching a routinely conceived, rather generic boxing flick. It’s utterly competent, yet it makes Duran’s story seem a little so-what?
      • 50

        USA Today

        Even though the film can’t focus on one subject, Hands of Stone does boast notable performances from its leads, especially Ramirez.
      • 50

        The A.V. Club

        Somehow, Hands Of Stone even manages to make Don King (Reg E. Cathey) seem bloodless.
      • 45

        TheWrap

        Unfortunately, the new biopic Hands of Stone...is too often content to play like a lot of other boxing flicks instead of forging its own path.