دانلود مستند محمد علی Muhammad Ali 2021

درباره مستند:
محمد علی (Muhammad Ali) مستندی تاریخی محصول سال 2021 کشور آمریکا به کارگردانی و نویسندگی مشترک کن برنز، سارا برنز و دیوید مک ماهون است که در قالب 4 قسمت توسط دو کمپانی Florentine Films و WETA تولید و منتشر شد؛ تهیه کنندگی این مستند را نیز کن برنز، سارا برنز و استفانی جنکینز به صورت مشترک برعهده داشته است و افرادی چون کیت دیوید (راوی)، کریم عبدالجبار، محمد علی کلی (تصاویر آرشیوی)، مالکوم ایکس (تصاویر آرشیوی)، دان کینگ، مایکل بنت، والتر موزلی، رحمان علی، لری هولمز و غیره در آن حضور دارند؛ همچنین این مستند اولین بار در تاریخ 2 سپتامبر سال 2021 میلادی در جشنواره بین‌المللی Telluride Film Festival حضور پیدا کرد سپس از 19 تا 22 سپتامبر از شبکه PBS کشور آمریکا پخش گردید؛ محمد علی کلی با نام قبلی کاسیوس مارسلوس کِلِی، جونیور، بوکسور حرفه‌ای سنگین‌ وزن آمریکایی بود که به عنوان برترین مشت‌زن تاریخ بوکس در این وزن و نیز یکی از مهم‌ترین و برترین شخصیت‌های ورزشی قرن بیستم شناخته می‌شود؛ او به عنوان یک فعال مدنی و چهره‌ای الهام‌بخش، جنجالی و چالش‌برانگیز در داخل و خارج رینگ بوکس شناخته شده‌ می‌باشد. مستند محمد علی موفق شد امتیاز 8.7 از 10 را از سایت معتبر IMDB دریافت کند. شما هم اکنون میتوانید این مستند دیدنی و جذاب را با لینک مستقیم نیم بها و رایگان از رسانه فست مووی دانلود کرده و لذت ببرید.

About Documentary:

An in-depth look at the life of boxer, Muhammad Ali, including his years as an activist and philanthropist. There is a lot of video that has been recorded of Ali over his lifetime and, because he was so loquacious, a lot of audio that accompanies it. Those are the best parts of this doco and always make for captivating entertainment. The bits about backgrounds to the fights are quite good but we do have to wonder how balanced the story telling is. The background on Ali’s life seems very light with all sorts of women, houses, events popping up with little to explain any motivation about how Ali came to find himself in such situations. A fascinating story of boxing and an average story of the boxer. In the first of the three parts, the titles not represented here, we basically see a calculated move for amateur boxer to the heavyweight champion of the world. This incredible documentary shows us a man of enormous talent as a boxer, using tenuous methods to psyche his opponents, including the continual baiting of Sonny Liston, a heavy favorite to defeat hm. We are shown his movement toward Islam and his connections to Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammed. Also, his embracing of the pageantry of the sport. I will add more to this review after seeing the second part. Having seen the second part we can see what can make for an ugly country. Granted, Ali was abrasive. But he was true to himself and formidable. This episode involves his confrontation with the draft during the Vietnam War. He refused to recognize the draft and paid dearly for it. He was stripped of his license to fight and had his title taken away from him for his personal and religious beliefs. Even though, as a celebrity, he would never have seen combat. He held fast to his religion. We are shown the small mindedness that would allow over a hundred white fighters with felony convictions to keep their licenses (murderers, armed robbers, etc.) while he was taken apart by politicians and law officers. It also shows his achieving the heavyweight championship and all the twists and turns he needed to fight his way back. More in the third part. Now we have the most intense part of this series. It involves, first of all, Ali’s having to deal with the five year sentence for avoiding the draft. But, the most interesting is his battle with Joe Frazier, whom he hated for some reason. Here we see Ali at his worst, abusing this man, making fun of his looks and his speech, and saying he is stupid. It went beyond his usual promotion of a fight. We all know what happens when they meet for the first time. This is a turning point. Ali wants a rematch but Frazier goofs it all up when he meets George Foreman. Ali also has bumps along the way and is starting to lose those youthful advantages. Episode 4 is on its way.