They stopped at a gas station, and his father accidentally left him behind at the gas station. says that during this road trip, they were headed to a Travelodge motel. tells a story that he says took place in August 1984, when he was on a road trip with his father, who was driving the car. (who was born on May 14, 1972) shares about his father in this movie. Verdi and Tom DeNucci (who should be ashamed of themselves for making this sorry excuse for a documentary), “My Father Muhammad Ali” begins with the only real anecdote that Muhammad Ali Jr. It’s like watching a really long and shoddily made infomercial.ĭirected by Chad A. complaining about his life and making pleas and pitches to donate to his sketchy-looking “non-profit foundation” Muhammad Ali Legacy Continues. died of Parkinson’s disease in 2016, at the age of 74.) Most of what you’ll see in “My Father Muhammad Ali” is Muhammad Ali Jr. Don’t expect this “bait and switch” documentary to have any real insight into who boxing legend Muhammad Ali was as a person. feeling sorry for himself, because of this troubled son’s personal problems. It’s poorly edited rambling from Muhammad Ali Jr. “My Father Muhammad Ali” is one of the most pathetic “cash grab using a celebrity name” documentaries you could ever see. and Richard Blum in “My Father Muhammad Ali” (Photo courtesy of VMI Worldwide) struggles with living in the shadow of his father’s fame, while also trying to cash in on that fame and dealing with his own personal problems, such as homelessness and drug addiction.Ĭulture Audience: “My Father Muhammad Ali” will appeal primarily to people who are fans of Muhammad Ali, but this misleading documentary is really just a self-indulgent pity party for his namesake son. and the legacy of his father, boxing legend Muhammad Ali.Ĭulture Clash: Muhammad Ali Jr. Verdi and Tom DeNucciĬulture Representation: Taking place in Pennsylvania, Illinois and California, the documentary film “My Father Muhammad Ali” features a group of African American and white people discussing Muhammad Ali Jr. in “My Father Muhammad Ali” (Photo courtesy of VMI Worldwide)ĭirected by Chad A. Verdi, documentaries, Heidi Baran Splinter, Joseph Bassio, Khalilah Ali, Larry Baran, movies, Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ali Jr., My Father Muhammad Ali, reviews, Saliah Ali, Tom DeNucciīy Carla Hay Muhammad Ali Jr.
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