Okay, so I’ve been wanting to check out some good female-led MMA movies, and I finally got around to it. Here’s how it went down.
Start with some searching
First, I jumped online to see what was out there. You know, just typed in “female MMA movies” into the search bar and scrolled through a bunch of lists and articles. Honestly, it was a bit overwhelming, but I managed to jot down a few titles that popped up a lot.
Make a list
Then I grabbed a notebook and made a list of all the movies that sounded interesting. I ended up with like 10 different ones, which is way more than I expected. I figured I’d just start with the ones that seemed the most popular or well-reviewed and go from there.
Pick the first one
I decided to start with “Million Dollar Baby”, I had heard of that, it won an Oscar or something. I checked to see where I could watch it, and found it for rent online. Clicked the button, paid my few bucks, and settled in to watch.
The watching part
I watched “Million Dollar Baby” and wow, it was intense. I mean, I knew it wasn’t just going to be all about the fighting, but it really hit me hard. Hilary Swank is amazing, and Clint Eastwood did a great job directing. I definitely cried at the end, not gonna lie. After that I watched some other movies about female mma, such as “Bruised”, “Girlfight”, “Never Back Down: Revolt” and so on.
Final thoughts
After watching a few of these, I gotta say, I’m impressed. It’s cool to see strong female characters kicking butt, and the stories are usually pretty inspiring. I’m definitely going to keep exploring this little subgenre of movies. I might even try to find some documentaries or something about real-life female MMA fighters.
- Watched “Million Dollar Baby” – loved it, cried a lot.
- Checked out “Bruised” – Halle Berry is a beast!
- Gave “Girlfight” a try – a little older, but still good.
- Watched “Never Back Down: Revolt” – it was okay.
- Planning to watch more, maybe “Haywire” next.
So yeah, that’s my journey into the world of female MMA movies so far. It’s been fun, and I’m looking forward to seeing what else is out there.