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The Wrestler (2008) Movie Main Page Movie Overview   Movie Details   Showtimes & Tickets   DVD/Video Info   Trailers & Clips   Cast and Credits   Awards & Nominations Reviews and Previews   Critics Reviews   User Reviews Photos   Premiere Photos   Movie Stills Community   Message Board Shopping   Buy the DVD/Video Other Resources   Web Sites Email this page to a friend   Holiday Movie Guide - View trailers, clips, photos and more from 'The Wrestler'  Watch the Trailer The Critics: A- 12 reviews Start Rating Movies Now! Sign In or sign up Yahoo! Users: B+ 4183 ratings Randy "The Ram" Robinson, a 1980s-era pro wrestler, has become a burnt-out shell of his former self. After he has a heart attack during a small-time match, a doctor tells him he could die if he fights again. In an effort to build a new life, Robinson takes a job at a deli, moves in with an aging stripper and tries to build a relationship with her son. But the prospect of a rematch with his... See Full Description Genres: Action/Adventure, Comedy, Drama and Sports Running Time: 1 hr. 45 min. Release Date: December 17th, 2008 (limited) MPAA Rating: R for violence, sexuality/nudity, language, some drug use. Distributors: Fox Searchlight Pictures U.S. Box Office: $26,236,603 See Full Details Cast and Credits Starring: Mickey Rourke, Marisa Tomei, Evan Rachel Wood, Judah Friedlander, Ajay Naidu Directed by: Darren Aronofsky Produced by: Vincent Maraval, Agnes Mentre, Jennifer Roth See Full Cast and Credits Critical Consensus Critics Reviews Average Grade:   A-    Boston Globe, Ty Burr "It stares with compassion at the man pinned on the mat and wonders how he'll ever get out of this one." more... A E! Online, Luke Y. Thompson "At last, a movie about the way pro wrestling really works." more... A Entertainment Weekly, Owen Gleiberman "It's the rare movie fairy tale that's also a bravura work of art." more... A filmcritic.com, Chris Cabin "...a rare form of critical Americana." more... A- More Critics Reviews...