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Southpaw

Southpaw

2015

In the gritty world of boxing, champion Billy Hope's perfect life crumbles when tragedy strikes and he's left feeling lost and defeated. With his manager gone and his family torn apart, Hope must confront his darkest demons and find a new purpose with the help of a grizzled trainer, Tick Willis. Can this former fighter turn his life around and reclaim his title?

Runtime: 124 min

Box Office: $92M

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Ratings:

Metacritic

57

Metascore

7.7

User Score

Metacritic

7.3 /10

IMDb Rating

Metacritic

74.0

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User Score

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Billy Hope (Jake Gyllenhaal) leads a seemingly charmed life in New York City with his loving wife Maureen (Rachel McAdams) and their precocious daughter Leila (Oona Laurence). As the undefeated professional boxer, Billy has earned a reputation for being invincible both in and out of the ring. However, during a title defense match that turns into a grueling contest, Billy suffers an eye injury that forces him to confront his own mortality. His wife's insistence that he retire at the pinnacle of his career only adds fuel to the fire, as Billy struggles to come to terms with his new reality.

At a charity gala for the orphanage where he and Maureen grew up, Billy is goaded by an up-and-coming boxer named Miguel "Magic" Escobar. The taunting escalates into a brutal brawl that ends in tragedy when Hector, Miguel's brother, accidentally kills Maureen in a moment of chaos. Billy's world crumbles as he becomes obsessed with finding Hector, fueling his descent into addiction and despair.

As the months pass, Billy's self-destructive behavior only worsens. He becomes consumed by a toxic mix of alcohol and drugs, lashing out at anyone who gets in his way. Despite his best efforts to track down Hector, Billy finds himself stuck in a cycle of violence and regret. The loss of his family, his livelihood, and ultimately, custody of Leila, serves as a harsh wake-up call for Billy.

In the aftermath of his car crash, Billy hits rock bottom. As he navigates the treacherous landscape of his own making, he begins to see the error of his ways and starts the long journey towards redemption. It's at this crossroads that Billy finds solace in the guidance of seasoned boxer Titus "Tick" Wills (Forest Whitaker), who becomes his trainer and mentor.

Billy's former manager Jordan Mains (50 Cent) sees an opportunity to revive his client's career by pitting him against Miguel in a high-stakes showdown. Tick, however, is hesitant to train Billy, fearing his vendetta against Miguel will cloud his judgment. But when another of his students falls victim to the brutal hand of their abusive father, Tick is motivated to help Billy find redemption and prove that even in the darkest moments, there's always hope for a second chance.

As Leila stands poised on the cusp of redemption, her father's formidable opponent, Billy (actor name), secures a crucial opening to seize control of the ring. With Tick's sage counsel echoing in his mind, Billy seizes the initiative, employing the Philly shell defense to expertly deflect Miguel's onslaught and counterattack with calculated ferocity. As the final minute ticks away, Billy executes a daring pivot, momentarily abandoning traditional stances to unleash a devastating southpaw left uppercut that sends the champion crashing to the canvas. Though Miguel miraculously scrambles to his feet mere seconds before the bell rings, signaling the end of the round, Billy's stunning counterattack has already yielded a decisive victory, declared by a razor-thin margin of split decision. As the crowd erupts in jubilation, Billy is reunited with Leila (character name) in the locker room, where she finally finds it within herself to forgive her father's past transgressions and the two share an emotional embrace, their bond strengthened by the triumph.