A once-in-a-lifetime character makes for a fascinating documentary subject in producer-director Liz Garbus' "Bobby Fischer Against the World."
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Peter Rainer
RTChristian Science MonitorSep 16, 2011
Liz Garbus's documentary about the great American chess champion Bobby Fischer does its level best to avoid the easy cliché equating madness and genius, except that, in the case of Fischer, the cliché apparently holds up.
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A.O. Scott
RTNew York TimesSep 8, 2011
Tactfully but strongly posits a connection between the genius he brought to an infinitely complex game and the madness that defined his relationship to just about everything else.
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Graeme Tuckett
RTThe Post NZNov 24, 2020
A great introduction to this once-in-a-generation player.