The Best of Enemies follows the story of Ann Atwater (Henson), a civil rights activist in Durham, N.C., who battled Ku Klux Klan leader C.P. Ellis (Rockwell) for a decade until 1971, when the two agreed to co-chair a two-week community meeting to deal with a court-ordered school desegregation decree. That event changed both of their lives immeasurably.
This is one of those biographical movies that you know is good. It's well acted. It tells a great story. But for some reason the movie is just kind of there. You pretty much forget having watched it five minutes after its over.
I wouldn't really recommend anyone rushing to see this. There really is no reason to. You can just wait to randomly catch this one on tv randomly.
This is one of those biographical movies that you know is good. It's well acted. It tells a great story. But for some reason the movie is just kind of there. You pretty much forget having watched it five minutes after its over.
I wouldn't really recommend anyone rushing to see this. There really is no reason to. You can just wait to randomly catch this one on tv randomly.
