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Warrior is a 2011 American martial arts sports drama film directed by Gavin O'Connor. It stars Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton as two estranged brothers whose entrance into a mixed martial arts tournament makes them come to terms with their lives and each other. Nick Nolte, Jennifer Morrison, Frank Grillo, and Bryan Callen appear in supporting roles. Real-life MMA and combat sports figures like Kurt Angle, Nate…
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Let’s end the weekend with one more movie post! (By far my favorite movie of the genre!) • The two protagonists had serious injuries. Edgerton during filming seriously injured his knee and came back after six weeks! Hardy broke his finger and had broken ribs! • The song that plays at the end is "About Today" and was the brainchild of producers Anthony Tambakis and Gavin O'Connor. • The film was made in honor of "Cha…More
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Source # Plot In the elite "Sparta" tournament's "cage," two brothers who haven't spoken in 15 years come face to face again. Although for very different motives, both compete for the prize money. The share a past filled with misery and secrets from which they have each found their own ways to recover. Tommy, the crazed ex-marine, unexpectedly comes back at his father's former-alcoholic home, asking him to train him…More
I have always liked what is different, what makes something stand out from the crowd, and that premise is usually not so easy to find in the world of cinema. This requires a lot of work for everyone involved in a cinematographic work, when starting from the director himself, everyone strives to contribute their grain of sand, to contribute to give their personal touch to the role and role assigned. And it was this w…More
Warrior (2011) - A sensational film of the year 2011. If you like drama and you like sports, you shouldn't miss this movie - a life lesson, which really impressed me. Honestly, at first i didn't have high expectations for this movie, especially since i'm not a big fan of this type of sport, but in the end i was really impressed, and the scene where Tommy and his father reconcile being the most emotional in movie. A…More
I can say that nobody watched it because I am a film guy and not only had I never seen it but I didn't even know it existed. This is easy to have happen to a person these days because nobody watches network TV and unless they get really creative with their advertising, films are very likely to go by unnoticed by the masses even back in 2011 when this film was originally released. Recently it popped up on Netflix's h…More
Una película de 2011 # No soy amante ni seguidor de las disciplinas deportivas relacionadas con la lucha cuerpo a cuerpo. Es decir, no voy a ver una pelea de boxeo en vivo y sé muy poco de este tipo de deportes, pero reconozco que el deporte en general está lleno de historias (reales o ficticias) que funcionan bien en la gran pantalla. Me han gustado cintas como _The Fighter_, _Cinderella man_ y _Million dollar baby…More
Here is my entry for the Triple AAA contest FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION (#01): "Favorite Directors" You guys should check it out and participate. Director of week #2: Gavin O'Connor. To be able to transform a boxing film into something dramatic and above all emotional is not easy, as it requires a lot of tact when developing the whole story so that the sensitive and dramatic elements are not forced, however in Warrior th…More