You have to understand the depth of the scene when the dad gets drunk. He is listening to Moby Dick. A book about a captain’s obsession with a white whale that goes on for years. Ahab ravages his crew on a seemingly endless vendetta. Like Captain Ahab’s crew, His father is unable to, “Stop the Ship!!” It Is symbolic of the devastation that has occurred within his own family and he is helpless to fix
@@joshuanowlin443 I read it a long time ago but I needed a dictionary next to me. Powerful book. If it doesn’t teach you about not following hopeless causes, I don’t know what will!
I've not gotten around to reading it (used to read a ton during middle school and previous. But I never read this, stuck to non fiction history books), but I have a beautiful copy I got from my old got available for when I move out and "retire" or a really rainy week. But I know the tale from my interest in sea lore, life and history especially Pre/Age of Sail. But we were dealing with my best (now ex best) friend and what we thought was his drinking problem when this was in theatre. Plus I was going through a really funky phase with liquor too. So this is the only time in my life I actually caught myself from my eyes welling up and starting to cry in public at a movie. Was with my brother, dad and our buddy. Credit for any movie that can illicit that kind of emotion from and audience member.
man, I cried so much from this film. It reminded me of the relationship with my little brother, I grew up in a private school and later moved away while he attended a public school and stayed with my mother. We grew up differently and Tom Hardy's character reminded me of him so much, the resentment, the abandonment and later the hatred when i last saw him. In the end of the victory scene, I cried a lot because in the end..I love my little brother to death but will never understand what he had to go through to be where he is right now. I don't know where he is now, but I wish him the best and hopefully he knows that one day. This film gets an A+ from me.
Her: can't believe he didn't cry at the end of Titanic when Jack died. Him: *Balling his eyes out at the end of Warrior.. I watched this movie the exact same way you did ma man.. One of my favourites. Such a powerful performance all around..
Maaaaan I'll never forget the first time I watched this movie. I was on a plane, and had no clue what it was about. When I tell you I had people turning around in their seats to look at me cuz I was making so much noise sniffling and trying not to cry, I MEAN it lmao. Powerful stuff fr, great reaction Devin
Tommy's best friend got killed in combat and he went AWOL. He saved the guys in the tank while he was on the run. He was torn apart inside but he wanted to help his best friend's family so he got into the championship. Brendan was torn too, and was about to lose everything so he finagled his way into the championship. Edgerton, Hardy, and Nolte's greatest roles at the same time. I hate that this movie flew under the radar like it did. Truly a masterpiece. It never gives you a moment to catch your breath and the reveals come at the perfect moments. Triumph of the human spirit. It's not about winning. It's about getting back up no matter what and trying to redeem your past...and your present. Tommy and Brendan are exactly the opposite, but at the same time they're exactly the same. Incredible movie. Great reaction, Devin.
Nick nolte was incredible in the scenes he needed to be. Also how hard did Tom hardy saying “I needed this guy then I don’t need you now.” Anyone with daddy issues felt that line
I like your compassion and understanding, how you read the scenes, no need to explain anything. The characters are relatable and the family issues are very deep... but you knew, all of them were hurting. Thanks for the reaction, and I'm glad you are an insightful person that can see the depth and details. Don't stop being you, don't hold back. If you need more good fighting movies, perhaps not as emotional as this one, consider the Undisputed franchise.
@@williamswiniuch7527 Yuri's fights were some of the best ever! It's also a character you can invest yourself in. My personal favorite is the 1st movie, but I definitely like the sequels.
"you don't knock him out, you don't have a home" ain't that the sad truth This movie is so good, a definite top 10 favorite for me. Great Reaction too 👍
This movie hit me so hard in so many ways. From the family dynamic, the way they grew up, my time in the service, the battles I had to fight when I got out. The part where Nick Nolte was drunk and screaming in his face, it could have just as easily been my father. And it's funny because when this film first came out I identified a lot more with Tommy, but fast forward to now, I'm married and have three kids ... I have so much respect for everything Brendan was trying to do for his family.
@@razvanmantu yeah, I think I came across them and "The Doves" , on either The Arcade Fire - Pandora, or Some Indie Rock satellite station in the mid 2000's. Once I heard that song play in the Warrior, I was all "oh damn, it's over now, bring on the waterworks" lmao
Grats on your first sponsor, Dev! Real proud of you! It's been a long time since your Breaking Bad reactions, and I'd like to say you've really come a long way. Keep on doin' what you're doin', and stay true to yourself. Love ya, bro.
SUCH an underrated movie. When I saw this I wasn't expecting much. It blew me away, especially Tom Hardy as Tommy. And, of course, Nick Nolte who's always great.
You were right on the money with Brendan and Tommy's dad being drunk and physically abusive... Tommy makes that bitter remark about how hard it is to find a woman who can take a punch? Oof. It was miraculous that they had a relationship at all. Even their fighting styles reflected how they deal with the trauma. Tommy goes through it like a buzzsaw, like said in the movie, all attack and bludgeoning, which is all the more tragic since his father pushed him to be a great wrestler when he was in high school. Brendan's style instead is that grappling, ground-work, and deflection, evasion, and entrapping his opponents... using physics, hilariously enough, to work against them! Such a great movie, thank you, always happy to see someone new covering it. And don't be ashamed of those tears, this is a manly tears movie all the way.
I have seen this movie many times. Doesn't matter how many times, I cry. Sometimes pretty deeply too. It hits home for me too. Good review man....really good review.
such a great movie. so much more than just a movie about fighting. everyone has their inner demons and struggles. family should be the people we can count on the most to be there for us, and when they aren't, it hurts more than anything.
This movie is on my top 10 list.. girls cry for The Note Book and I cried so hard at the end of this movie so that my girlfriend came up asking me what've happened (at this time my father were going through cancer treatment and she thought I've got bad news regarding it). Nick Nolte were nominated for an oscar for best supporting role if I don't remember it wrong.. such an amazing movie even if you doesn't have any interest in MMA.. if you do (as I have) it just scales up... Ugly cry number 1: Nolte screams at captain Ahab. Ugly cry number 2 (and also shaking): "I love you"..
Мне очень нравится Том Харди в этом фильме. Мне кажется он один из лучших британских актеров. Моё мнение. Он шикарный актер в любой роли. Талантливый мистер Харди ❤❤❤
This is a great movie, but if there is one thing I wanted to see more than anything, is how Tommy would've matched up against Koba. That would have been an epic brawl.
I absolutely loved this movie! Loved your reaction. This movie is so underrated; it has so many layers to it. Very solid acting from everybody but especially Nick Nolte and Tom Hardy.
Yes, check out Lawless. One of the all time great American stories...it was uniquely written by NIck Cave the musician and Matt Bondurant (descendant of the original Bondurant brothers), but they managed to wrangle some great actors for the film, Tom Hardy, Guy Pierce, Shia LeBeouf, Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Dane DeHaan and Gary friggin' Oldman as the legendary bootleggin' gangster Floyd Banner. Fantastic movie about three moonshining brothers refusing to bow to corrupt law enforcement.
Seen this movie several times.... " I love you Tommy ! " Gets me every time I end up having to call my brothers and tell them.... incredible movie, thanks for this
Tom Hardy’s character was fighting out of hatred sure but also fighting so if he won he could give back to his military brothers family. That was the girl Tom was talking to in the training gym. Tom said he’s working on something to try and support them. It wasn’t all hate that was motivating him. Loved the reaction. First time I saw this movie I was rooting for Tom Hardy’s character to win but was fine with the ending.
Awesome movie - Tom Hardy is really compelling in this role. I feel like there's nothing he can't play. You should watch The Drop next or for an older one, please do G.I. Jane (not sure if you've done that one already). Also, great news on the sponsor Devin. Congrats!
All us men can relate so much to this film. Made me text my brother stationed overseas. Childhood was everything I needed it to be for me to be the man I am. Same for my brother for being a marine 5+ years. I love this movie and all you guys out here trying your best to be your best.
I've watched this movie soo many times and cried. And even watching this I got emotional af. Only men will understand amd relate to this. The dad and 2 sons all hate each other. Shows 3 types of damage men face but we still have to deal with it by ourselves. Stay strong fellas
I had such a similar reaction to this film. Growing up with an alcoholic father I know all to well the dysfunction and hardship that brings to the family. I had so much resentment toward my father for so long, forgiving him was the biggest weight lifted off my shoulders. Not going to lie, the first time I saw this I was holding back the tears. Such a great movie! Loved this reaction brother!
As soon as the music starts to play...damn. watched this few years back and i still cry. I could feel tommy's anger and pride..all he needed to hear is i'm sorry and i love you... this is drama for men, a lot of tough guys cried over this movie
I'm glad your finally getting sponsored. Well Deserved, Devin. Always enjoyed your takes and insight on the MOMENTS in movies that really create the feelings that everyone can relate to when watching. The teary eyed smile and nod 28:07 are everything and I remember doing the same thing when watching this movie.
I looooved this movie so much & I didn't know who Tom Hardy was before this movie but been in love with him ever since. His fight scenes always look so real to me. Great movie, great reaction! I understood the older brothers side absolutely but I definitely felt for Tommy a lot more.
OH it makes sense that it took so long for the father to get cleaned up. It’s easier to dig into ones addictions that are causing the problems than to give them up and acknowledge the pain caused to oneself and others.
Tommy didn’t just lose his best friend…it was friendly fire and they lost everyone but Tommy, so Tommy left and went AWOL! I mean, it’s hard to blame him when your own team takes out all of your guys.
I have brothers, both older and younger. And this movie makes me bawl like a baby everytime. I love my brothers to the ends of the universe. I would gladly give my life for them and I cannot imagine my life without them.
I love the fact you forget its a movie and get immersed into the story. Amazing story. It was sad to se their broken relationship, the old man couldn't catch a break, but you could see in his expression that even he couldn't forgive himself. Also two brothers having to fight themselves, dang thats tough, I know brother fights all the time, but in a MMA ring? Boy thats tough. Great react. Movie suggestion: *Enemy of the State (1998)*
Great movie, man. I remember just catching an advertisement for this or something when it came out. I hadn't heard a single thing about it before that. I went to see it in a slimly populated theater. Man, it is one of the great movies. Loved it extremely. So much emotion. Love the reaction, brother.
YOOOOO! I just watched this movie last night after seeing it on Netflix. Wow. Amazing movie that I never even know about. I was about to ask for you to make a video on it and it seems to beat me to it!
Man that was one of the best movies i've seen in a long time. You grow up with brothers, I think I really could relate to this movie. Never thought I would say that about a fight movie. Great reaction my dude.
I'm so glad you reacted to this movie as it's one of my favorite MMA movies, not to mention it's criminally underrated. The dynamic between Tommy and his father was truly conflicting because if you're raised in that environment and witness your father doing such horrific things even if because of drinking, how do you look at him in any other light after? Amazing movie, Tom Hardy did a phenomenal job.
Man, you know i've been watching you for a while, i'm so pumped you got your first sponsorship! Keep doing watcha doin, cus it is working, my man! (btw Lawless is a cool movie to watch :))
This film hits me every time! I don’t consider it a fighting film. I have always considered it a film about 2 brothers in a fighting setting. My brother and I did indeed train in martial arts for many years, but it’s not why I relate to this film. It is because my brother and I went through a hard falling out. I can’t explain the feeling when we had it out and reconciled. I’ve never taken being a big brother for granted again. I loved this reaction!
This movie is so underrated. As somebody that enjoys watching MMA/UFC, I enjoyed the cameo appearances of real MMA fighters. Love your reaction on this one.
Nick Nolte did a wonderful job in this film. You could really feel his pain
Broke my heart.
When he finally cracks in the hotel room and is drunk yelling at Ahab… idk how a person could watch that and not cry 😂
best Nolte performance ever
Nolte good acting.... Well he did have experience with alcoholism
At least he cared to try to bridge the gap between him and his children .
You have to understand the depth of the scene when the dad gets drunk. He is listening to Moby Dick. A book about a captain’s obsession with a white whale that goes on for years. Ahab ravages his crew on a seemingly endless vendetta. Like Captain Ahab’s crew, His father is unable to, “Stop the Ship!!”
It Is symbolic of the devastation that has occurred within his own family and he is helpless to fix
yeah as one of like 5 people who have actually read it I always wonder who all gets this scene
@@joshuanowlin443 Lol. Very true!
@@joshuanowlin443 I read it a long time ago but I needed a dictionary next to me. Powerful book. If it doesn’t teach you about not following hopeless causes, I don’t know what will!
Great comment.
I've not gotten around to reading it (used to read a ton during middle school and previous. But I never read this, stuck to non fiction history books), but I have a beautiful copy I got from my old got available for when I move out and "retire" or a really rainy week. But I know the tale from my interest in sea lore, life and history especially Pre/Age of Sail.
But we were dealing with my best (now ex best) friend and what we thought was his drinking problem when this was in theatre. Plus I was going through a really funky phase with liquor too. So this is the only time in my life I actually caught myself from my eyes welling up and starting to cry in public at a movie. Was with my brother, dad and our buddy. Credit for any movie that can illicit that kind of emotion from and audience member.
man, I cried so much from this film.
It reminded me of the relationship with my little brother, I grew up in a private school and later moved away while he attended a public school and stayed with my mother.
We grew up differently and Tom Hardy's character reminded me of him so much, the resentment, the abandonment and later the hatred when i last saw him. In the end of the victory scene, I cried a lot because in the end..I love my little brother to death but will never understand what he had to go through to be where he is right now.
I don't know where he is now, but I wish him the best and hopefully he knows that one day.
This film gets an A+ from me.
dang
This hit
and theres absolutely no ways of communication? search his name on social media? i really do hope you find him
Its the titanic for men
Search him up, never to late.
This movie had absolutely no right to be as good as it was or to hit as hard as it did emotionally. Came out of nowhere when i watched it.
Her: can't believe he didn't cry at the end of Titanic when Jack died.
Him: *Balling his eyes out at the end of Warrior..
I watched this movie the exact same way you did ma man.. One of my favourites. Such a powerful performance all around..
Maaaaan I'll never forget the first time I watched this movie. I was on a plane, and had no clue what it was about. When I tell you I had people turning around in their seats to look at me cuz I was making so much noise sniffling and trying not to cry, I MEAN it lmao. Powerful stuff fr, great reaction Devin
One of the most underrated movies of all time
Tommy's best friend got killed in combat and he went AWOL. He saved the guys in the tank while he was on the run. He was torn apart inside but he wanted to help his best friend's family so he got into the championship.
Brendan was torn too, and was about to lose everything so he finagled his way into the championship. Edgerton, Hardy, and Nolte's greatest roles at the same time. I hate that this movie flew under the radar like it did. Truly a masterpiece. It never gives you a moment to catch your breath and the reveals come at the perfect moments. Triumph of the human spirit. It's not about winning. It's about getting back up no matter what and trying to redeem your past...and your present. Tommy and Brendan are exactly the opposite, but at the same time they're exactly the same. Incredible movie. Great reaction, Devin.
Not many films can make a grown man cry like this one. Absolutely one of the best films of all time.
This movie is criminally underrated. So many ppl don’t even give it a thought cause it’s mma and sports related
If you don't cry at the end of this film, you are not human.
I liked the difference in fighting styles of the brothers complimenting their own personalities and situations
Nick nolte was incredible in the scenes he needed to be. Also how hard did Tom hardy saying “I needed this guy then I don’t need you now.”
Anyone with daddy issues felt that line
I like your compassion and understanding, how you read the scenes, no need to explain anything. The characters are relatable and the family issues are very deep... but you knew, all of them were hurting. Thanks for the reaction, and I'm glad you are an insightful person that can see the depth and details. Don't stop being you, don't hold back.
If you need more good fighting movies, perhaps not as emotional as this one, consider the Undisputed franchise.
Yuri Boyka!
@@williamswiniuch7527 Yuri's fights were some of the best ever! It's also a character you can invest yourself in. My personal favorite is the 1st movie, but I definitely like the sequels.
@@x3mslayer for sure and for different reasons
I love how tommy despite being the ultimate bad ass actually flinched when his dad came at him haha. No matter how old you are
"you don't knock him out, you don't have a home" ain't that the sad truth
This movie is so good, a definite top 10 favorite for me. Great Reaction too 👍
He could have tapped on the floor or on his arm, but he reached back and gave him a pat on the back like "Okay. You win, little brother."
This movie hit me so hard in so many ways. From the family dynamic, the way they grew up, my time in the service, the battles I had to fight when I got out. The part where Nick Nolte was drunk and screaming in his face, it could have just as easily been my father. And it's funny because when this film first came out I identified a lot more with Tommy, but fast forward to now, I'm married and have three kids ... I have so much respect for everything Brendan was trying to do for his family.
I cry like a baby when I watch this everytime and I have owned this movie since 2012
This damn movie gets me blubbering like a baby at the end, and that song "About Today" by the group 'The National', doesn't help either!!! 😭
Same! 💔😭😭
Me too man. I got obsessed with The National after this movie. I finally saw them 3 years later.
@@razvanmantu yeah, I think I came across them and "The Doves" , on either The Arcade Fire - Pandora, or Some Indie Rock satellite station in the mid 2000's. Once I heard that song play in the Warrior, I was all "oh damn, it's over now, bring on the waterworks" lmao
They actually coordinated the whole ending scene around the song. So good...
This is one of my favourite movies. I cried like a baby. Fantastic performances.
Grats on your first sponsor, Dev! Real proud of you! It's been a long time since your Breaking Bad reactions, and I'd like to say you've really come a long way. Keep on doin' what you're doin', and stay true to yourself. Love ya, bro.
SUCH an underrated movie. When I saw this I wasn't expecting much. It blew me away, especially Tom Hardy as Tommy. And, of course, Nick Nolte who's always great.
Estranged siblings hits differently, especially if you lived it...😢
You were right on the money with Brendan and Tommy's dad being drunk and physically abusive... Tommy makes that bitter remark about how hard it is to find a woman who can take a punch? Oof. It was miraculous that they had a relationship at all. Even their fighting styles reflected how they deal with the trauma. Tommy goes through it like a buzzsaw, like said in the movie, all attack and bludgeoning, which is all the more tragic since his father pushed him to be a great wrestler when he was in high school. Brendan's style instead is that grappling, ground-work, and deflection, evasion, and entrapping his opponents... using physics, hilariously enough, to work against them!
Such a great movie, thank you, always happy to see someone new covering it. And don't be ashamed of those tears, this is a manly tears movie all the way.
I have seen this movie many times. Doesn't matter how many times, I cry. Sometimes pretty deeply too. It hits home for me too. Good review man....really good review.
One of my favorites. The ending gets me every time. The way the dad holds back and lets the brothers have their moment...
This movie is unknown to most for no reason. Such a great movie with great performances by all the actors.
such a great movie. so much more than just a movie about fighting. everyone has their inner demons and struggles. family should be the people we can count on the most to be there for us, and when they aren't, it hurts more than anything.
One of my favorite movies, and I always get teary at the end.
I tell ya. I never cry at movies, or just in general,, but this had me balling. My lady was staring at me in awe.
Lmao I just commented the same exact thing
This movie is on my top 10 list.. girls cry for The Note Book and I cried so hard at the end of this movie so that my girlfriend came up asking me what've happened (at this time my father were going through cancer treatment and she thought I've got bad news regarding it).
Nick Nolte were nominated for an oscar for best supporting role if I don't remember it wrong.. such an amazing movie even if you doesn't have any interest in MMA.. if you do (as I have) it just scales up...
Ugly cry number 1: Nolte screams at captain Ahab.
Ugly cry number 2 (and also shaking): "I love you"..
Мне очень нравится Том Харди в этом фильме. Мне кажется он один из лучших британских актеров. Моё мнение. Он шикарный актер в любой роли. Талантливый мистер Харди ❤❤❤
This is a great movie, but if there is one thing I wanted to see more than anything, is how Tommy would've matched up against Koba. That would have been an epic brawl.
I absolutely loved this movie! Loved your reaction. This movie is so underrated; it has so many layers to it. Very solid acting from everybody but especially Nick Nolte and Tom Hardy.
"Lawless" is a great tom hardy movie, as is "legend"
Yes, check out Lawless. One of the all time great American stories...it was uniquely written by NIck Cave the musician and Matt Bondurant (descendant of the original Bondurant brothers), but they managed to wrangle some great actors for the film, Tom Hardy, Guy Pierce, Shia LeBeouf, Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Dane DeHaan and Gary friggin' Oldman as the legendary bootleggin' gangster Floyd Banner. Fantastic movie about three moonshining brothers refusing to bow to corrupt law enforcement.
Yeah, I loved lawless!
Oh shit another goody
Bronson, Taboo, The Revenant, Locke, Mad Max, Child 44, The Drop................So many good movie's (and série)
Seen this movie several times.... " I love you Tommy ! " Gets me every time
I end up having to call my brothers and tell them.... incredible movie, thanks for this
How did I forget Kurt Angle and Frank Grillo were in this movie damn
Oscar performances by everyone in this!!!
DEVIN…
Hands down one of the best movies and watching it with you made it even better!!
Thank you and please keep em coming buddy
This film always hits hard emotionally especially at the end. Thank you for such a wonderful reaction and amazing commentary 👍
Tom Hardy’s character was fighting out of hatred sure but also fighting so if he won he could give back to his military brothers family. That was the girl Tom was talking to in the training gym. Tom said he’s working on something to try and support them. It wasn’t all hate that was motivating him. Loved the reaction.
First time I saw this movie I was rooting for Tom Hardy’s character to win but was fine with the ending.
Brendan just needed money to pay off the house really, so I'd imagine he'd give some money to tommy for Tommy's friends family
In the end the brothers always had each-other
Congrats on your sponsorship!
I was so torn on who I was supposed to root for at the end.. great movie
Awesome movie - Tom Hardy is really compelling in this role. I feel like there's nothing he can't play. You should watch The Drop next or for an older one, please do G.I. Jane (not sure if you've done that one already). Also, great news on the sponsor Devin. Congrats!
'GI JANE' Awesome selection.
The Drop is an incredible movie very few have seen
About Today by The National kicks in during the fight and the tears start forming. This movie is so heavy and emotional and yet it has a happy ending.
This movie is so underrated
And thank you for your service 🙏
All us men can relate so much to this film. Made me text my brother stationed overseas. Childhood was everything I needed it to be for me to be the man I am. Same for my brother for being a marine 5+ years. I love this movie and all you guys out here trying your best to be your best.
Devin needs to see the 13th warrior, that movie is great. I think he’d like it. Also, hell yeah man, glad he’s getting sponsors. It’s much deserved.
For sure
Definitely a favorite, along with The Count of Monte Cristo (Jim Caviezel)
Such a underrated film
Freaking THIS ^^^^^^^ Both of these are some of my absolute favorite movies, right next to LoTR and Star wars
The 13th Warrior is a classic. And educational, I learned not to get in an engineering dispute with a viking.
Trust me the old marine had plenty of self-hatred.
i'm a grown man in my 50s, and i cried at the end the first time i saw this, and i still do. hell, i cried at the end of your review
I've watched this movie soo many times and cried. And even watching this I got emotional af. Only men will understand amd relate to this. The dad and 2 sons all hate each other. Shows 3 types of damage men face but we still have to deal with it by ourselves. Stay strong fellas
I had such a similar reaction to this film. Growing up with an alcoholic father I know all to well the dysfunction and hardship that brings to the family. I had so much resentment toward my father for so long, forgiving him was the biggest weight lifted off my shoulders. Not going to lie, the first time I saw this I was holding back the tears. Such a great movie! Loved this reaction brother!
I’m not an emotional person, especially with movies but the ending to this made me ball. This movie will forever be so special to me.
As soon as the music starts to play...damn. watched this few years back and i still cry. I could feel tommy's anger and pride..all he needed to hear is i'm sorry and i love you... this is drama for men, a lot of tough guys cried over this movie
This movie hits different when you're estranged from your entire family
I'm glad your finally getting sponsored. Well Deserved, Devin. Always enjoyed your takes and insight on the MOMENTS in movies that really create the feelings that everyone can relate to when watching. The teary eyed smile and nod 28:07 are everything and I remember doing the same thing when watching this movie.
I looooved this movie so much & I didn't know who Tom Hardy was before this movie but been in love with him ever since. His fight scenes always look so real to me. Great movie, great reaction! I understood the older brothers side absolutely but I definitely felt for Tommy a lot more.
One of my favorite movies of all time fr
If you had a rough childhood or relationship with your siblings... you really felt these characters emotions
Just realize the dad from warrior is the dad from hulk (2203)
OH it makes sense that it took so long for the father to get cleaned up. It’s easier to dig into ones addictions that are causing the problems than to give them up and acknowledge the pain caused to oneself and others.
This movie is a great example of , what a person can do with focus, and will,no destraction or care of others ,
Tommy didn’t just lose his best friend…it was friendly fire and they lost everyone but Tommy, so Tommy left and went AWOL! I mean, it’s hard to blame him when your own team takes out all of your guys.
For real
I have brothers, both older and younger. And this movie makes me bawl like a baby everytime. I love my brothers to the ends of the universe. I would gladly give my life for them and I cannot imagine my life without them.
I love the fact you forget its a movie and get immersed into the story.
Amazing story.
It was sad to se their broken relationship, the old man couldn't catch a break, but you could see in his expression that even he couldn't forgive himself.
Also two brothers having to fight themselves, dang thats tough, I know brother fights all the time, but in a MMA ring? Boy thats tough.
Great react.
Movie suggestion: *Enemy of the State (1998)*
When this movie was filmed Tom Hardy wasn't even done putting on muscle to play bane. Dude was still gaining.
After finding this dude’s channel it’s been great and have loved so many movies loved it
FUN FACT: Koba (the "Big Dog") is being played by Olympic Gold Medalist and WWE legend, Kurt Angle.
Oh it's true...it's DAMN true!
He sucks. He sucks. He sucks. He sucks
Cant see that without balling like a baby every time! Amazing movie.
Devin, you are gonna LOVE this movie. I came across it on line and have prob watched it 5 times since. Tom Hardy is a Beast
This is a great film, very emotional for me as well. Another great reaction from Devin G!
Great movie, man. I remember just catching an advertisement for this or something when it came out. I hadn't heard a single thing about it before that. I went to see it in a slimly populated theater. Man, it is one of the great movies. Loved it extremely. So much emotion. Love the reaction, brother.
I died when you said, "let's see how this goes... he's got some compassion," right before the MadDog fight.
This movie brings tears to my eyes every time. My brothers and infighting and sometimes I feel throwing blows is the only way return to love.
Lets go, already had to leave a like for the sponship, was about time bro. This is quality content.
A very underrated movie ever
YOOOOO! I just watched this movie last night after seeing it on Netflix. Wow. Amazing movie that I never even know about. I was about to ask for you to make a video on it and it seems to beat me to it!
This is such an amazing film, one of the best performances by Tom Hardy & Nick Nolte. Joel Edgerton did great too. Love the reaction!
The guy at 15:14 talking about "the toughest kid in the neighborhood" is the director of the film Gavin O'Connor
I loved your observation that this movie highlights how important a good and present father is to a family.
Watched this for the third time awesome reaction! Cried more than you did! Love you brah!
You got so much heart, Devin, and you ain’t afraid to show it.
This is a great (but underappreciated) movie. Like you, I cry every time I watch it. I enjoyed your reaction.
10 years of this wonderful film 😭
I’ve only ever cried in 2 movies the end of The Dark Knight and Warrior. This movie is beautiful. Great reaction
Man that was one of the best movies i've seen in a long time. You grow up with brothers, I think I really could relate to this movie. Never thought I would say that about a fight movie. Great reaction my dude.
devin if you see this i always come back to watch this vid. awesome movie and awesome content keep it up
Yeah man! This one got me too back in the day. That’s how it is. Brotherhood is an incredible bond with tremendous hurdles.
Killing that reaction. Good ass movie
I'm so glad you reacted to this movie as it's one of my favorite MMA movies, not to mention it's criminally underrated. The dynamic between Tommy and his father was truly conflicting because if you're raised in that environment and witness your father doing such horrific things even if because of drinking, how do you look at him in any other light after? Amazing movie, Tom Hardy did a phenomenal job.
This movie is the ultimate manly tear jerker. Every man cries watching this one.
Man, you know i've been watching you for a while, i'm so pumped you got your first sponsorship! Keep doing watcha doin, cus it is working, my man! (btw Lawless is a cool movie to watch :))
Cinderella Man and The last castle are both amazing movies! Hope you get these DevinG
This film hits me every time! I don’t consider it a fighting film. I have always considered it a film about 2 brothers in a fighting setting. My brother and I did indeed train in martial arts for many years, but it’s not why I relate to this film. It is because my brother and I went through a hard falling out. I can’t explain the feeling when we had it out and reconciled. I’ve never taken being a big brother for granted again.
I loved this reaction!
Yo this is such a great movie man!! Great reaction big dawg!👍
Banging film! Might have to watch this again later😎😎
Nick noltes acting was amazing
I really respect how much love you give good people when you watch movies. It is really cool to watch :)
This movie is so underrated. As somebody that enjoys watching MMA/UFC, I enjoyed the cameo appearances of real MMA fighters. Love your reaction on this one.
I remember watching this movie for the first time and I as a grown ass man cried.