Day 13

    I decided to do some digging and research regarding boxing movies because at the end of the day the last thing Cyrus and I want to make is something that stands out from the rest of the group.

    A great boxing movie is one that not only captures the physical intensity of the sport, but also explores the emotional and psychological struggles of its characters. It should have well-developed characters with relatable and compelling storylines, as well as top-notch cinematography and choreography that immerses the viewer in the action. A successful boxing movie should also highlight the sense of determination and resilience that boxers must possess, showcasing their unwavering commitment to their craft. Moreover, a great boxing movie should leave the audience feeling inspired and moved by the grit, heart, and triumph of its characters, whether they win or lose in the ring. Ultimately, a boxing movie that strikes a balance between captivating storytelling and gripping fight scenes can truly stand the test of time and become a classic in its own right.

    Another good thing I was able to pick up from this article was that
the movie didn't have to fit the stereotypical boxing movie with the excessive fighting and training. Rather than that we could resort to a "Raging Bull" type of boxing film which would focus on Aizen and what happens outside of the ring rather than focusing on what happens on it. 

source: https://www.avclub.com/what-makes-for-a-great-boxing-movie-apart-from-sweaty-1798251063