Instead of relying on Thurgood Marshall’s reputation to drive the biopic, the narrative presents a multi-dimensional character whom is surprisingly likeable and unlikeable in tandem, setting “Marshall” apart from other biopics of the past year.
★★★★
Box Office Ticker:
#1 A Working Man – $20,539,948 ($20,539,948) · #2 Disney’s Snow White – $18,760,887 ($71,375,470) · #3 The Chosen: Last Supper — Part 1 – $16,046,838 ($16,046,838) · #4 The Woman in the Yard – $12,166,985 ($12,166,985) · #5 Death of a Unicorn – $8,086,343 ($8,086,343) · #6 Princess Mononoke – $5,357,265 ($16,257,265) · #7 Captain America: Brave New World – $3,972,211 ($197,727,479) · #8 Black Bag – $3,149,420 ($19,706,600) · #9 Mickey 17 – $2,777,776 ($44,443,117) · #10 Novocaine – $2,139,716 ($19,473,637)#1 A Working Man – $20,539,948 ($20,539,948) · #2 Disney’s Snow White – $18,760,887 ($71,375,470) · #3 The Chosen: Last Supper — Part 1 – $16,046,838 ($16,046,838) · #4 The Woman in the Yard – $12,166,985 ($12,166,985) · #5 Death of a Unicorn – $8,086,343 ($8,086,343) · #6 Princess Mononoke – $5,357,265 ($16,257,265) · #7 Captain America: Brave New World – $3,972,211 ($197,727,479) · #8 Black Bag – $3,149,420 ($19,706,600) · #9 Mickey 17 – $2,777,776 ($44,443,117) · #10 Novocaine – $2,139,716 ($19,473,637)
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