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The Set-Up (DVD, 2004)

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Introducing "The Set-Up" on DVD from 2004. This captivating drama, directed by Robert Wise and Robert Wise Jr., tells the thrilling story of a washed-up boxer who becomes entangled in a dangerous underworld. With a stellar cast and gripping plot, this movie is a must-watch for fans of the genre. The DVD format is perfect for enjoying the film in the comfort of your own home, and the disc is in excellent condition. Rated NR and released in 2004, "The Set-Up" is a timeless classic that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Add it to your movie collection today!

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Considered one of the most realistic and gripping boxing films ever made, THE SET-UP is an emotionally charged story of the dirty dealings of boxing and an aging boxer who ignores them and fights to win. Filmed in real time, the film essentially chronicles 72 uninterrupted minutes of one night. Robert Ryan is Bill "Stoker" Thompson, who, against his wife's (Audrey Totter) pleading, prepares himself for an unimportant fight but one he believes will put him on top again if he wins. Stoker's crooked manager, Tiny (George Tobias), has already taken money from a hood, Danny (Edwin Max), in return for Stoker's throwing the fight. Danny's boss, Little Boy (Alan Baxter), is a local gangster who's invested heavily in Stoker's opponent (Hal Fieberling). Even Stoker's trainer (Percy Helton) is involved in a cut of the money. All of this occurs without the boxer's knowledge, as they all assume he has no chance to win anyway. A grueling fight ensues, enhanced by magnificent cinematography by Milton Krasner and director Robert Wise's expert pacing. THE SET-UP, based on a poem by Joseph Monsure March, is poignant, action-packed, and totally absorbing, a unique viewing experience.