Legend of a Warrior (2012)

I think most young men with an absent Father will really relate to the story and Corey's heart felt attempt to get to know, if not reconcile with, his Father. The production is slick, the tone thoughtful, the animation inspired. But at certain points you can tangibly feel the lack of engagement from Frank (the absentee Father), which leaves you cringing as Corey seems to run into brick wall after brick wall. It also is a hard watch at times as Frank tends to lap up the adulation and attention of his "public" and students, he seems well past his prime physically and seems almost to be in compet…