42 was a hit with audiences, critics and the box office, but the film doesn't have a fan in Chris Rock. The actor gave a scathing critique of the Jackie Robinson biopic in an outtake from his recent comedy, Top Five. In a DVD extra for the film, Rock performs a stand-up routine that slams the 2013 film, which stars Chadwick Boseman as the boundary-breaking baseball player.

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"People liked that movie," Rock tells the crowd in the clip. “I thought it was a piece of s**t.”
"Just the whole ‘legend of Jackie Robinson’ bulls***," he explains. "They try to make it seem like he got to play because he was so good — like he was the first Black man that actually learned how to play baseball. Like all the Black people before him were just licking the ball."
Rock also took issue with the credit given to Brooklyn Dodgers president Branch Rickey, played in the film by Harrison Ford.
"Any civil rights movie, there’s two heroes: There’s the Black hero — and the white person that’s equally as important," Rock joked.
Rock's jab at Ford doesn't exactly come at the best time. The Star Wars actor was hospitalized on Thursday after having to make an emergency crash landing of a vintage airplane he was flying. Though Ford suffered injuries, he is expected to make a full recovery. 
Top Five, also starring Rosario Dawson, Gabrielle Union and Kevin Hart, will be released on March 17 on DVD and Blu-ray. Check out the clip below.

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