Loudmouth

"It offers a portrait of one of the most prominent civil-rights leaders in America and sheds light on the injustices of our not-so-distant past" 

"Sharpton tells Black audiences that they have the right and the ability to insist on change. And when he tells audiences of all races 'no justice: no peace' it is a reminder that the first is necessary for the second
(...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)" 

"The cheekily titled 'Loudmouth' has been marketed as a look back at Sharpton's life and career (...) There is little in the film that offers insight into what makes him tick as a person (...) Rating: ★★½ (out of 4)" 

"A portrait of the reverend Al Sharpton captures his activism, his notoriety, and the dance between the two (...) The film makes no apologies for Sharpton's decades of using the media to spotlight racial injustice" 

"'Loudmouth' isn't too keen on filling in the details or shadings that provide a deeper portrait (...) The documentary makes it clear that showing up and saying something is better than doing nothing" 

"Alexander doesn't tamper too much with the archival material. The documentary is a trove of rarely, if never before, seen footage (...) A reminder of the thin line between past and present battles"