I wonder if he sustained an unreported brain injury at 13. I had a friend who got into a fight at 14 and was hit with a brick in the head. It left a nasty gash that needed stitches, but it didn’t seem like a big deal at the time. It didn’t take long for a completely new personality to take hold and I always wondered how much that brick played a role.
I knew a kid in school who was like that. He never caused trouble until he was around thirteen. He got sent to prison in his early 20s. After being in prison for a few years, doctors discovered that he had a brain tumor that had been growing slowly over the last ten or twelve years. They believed that tumor was the cause of his behavioral issues.
@@justinfowler5761 , like that guy who out of the blue went sniper and shot a bunch of people for no reason, and got killed afterwards. During the autopsy they discovered he had a big brain tumor.
All before the age of 8 I had sustained 4 different head injuries. All but one of those injuries needed stitches, I got hit in the head with a training wheel, the long metal attaching part which split my forehead. I fell off the top bunk and hit the vent and needed stitches on my left eyelid. And I split my head on a refrigerator, I was a clumsy kid and now I'm an adult with a personality dosorder.
you might not realize but becoming a "warrior king" requires diplomacy. If he was born thousand years ago he would have been shanked in the night before he hit 20.
In my opinion, "Bronson" is - so far- Tom Hardy's best work. It wasn't just him, all the other pieces came together as well. Must-watch if you haven't seen it. Bronson and Tom Hardy spoke together too, and Hardy looked at old security films or tapes that had been kept to warn new guards that this guy really was something special and different.
- Fights a Rottweiler with bare hands - Fights prison guards all at once while naked. - Knocks out a cow with a single blow - Went to over 120 prisons - Wants a Helicopter, rubber woman and tea. Congratulations!! Youre now qualified as a Baki character!!
I'm a big fan of Nicholas Winding Refn's films, that's how i was first introduced to this character, what amazed me the most about this man is how he actually had boundaries that he never Crossed, never killed or rpd anyone in prison even the chamces were very high, he wouldn't hurt a loved one, and he would even defend the weak... like what ? stuff like this were unexplainable given how crazy and out of control this man was, it makes you wonder maybe he was not crazy, maybe that wasn't some uncontrollable anger, maybe he was fully aware and fully in control of himself when he was doing all those crazy things, which is the scariest and most interesting part about this whole thing. Great video documentary btw, good quality 🌟
The warrior gene is strong in our Charlie. Around this time football hooliganism was rising at the time too.... Men need outlets. It was around 20 to 30 years after the war effort. But instead of giving men an outlet, society removed men only spaces and started to soften men up.... It will come full circle. I believe dark times are comming. Times we are going to need these men. Hey! But what do I know?
@@jamesheyworth4370 no you definitely make sense, it clears things out a bit, coz i do believe a huge factor is the fact that he couldn't fit in with society, let alone with the fact that society keeps changing rapidly and to the worse, that's why he was very violent and held a lot resentment inside him, im just amazed at how he didn't let that take away his principles, it shows a lot of maturity, and it's unbelievable how mature this man was even though he was an absolute madman.
@@lowang9708Quote by G.K. Chesterton: “The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.” Maybe that will tie up some thoughts? Men have lost there way, or maybe it has been taken from us.
@@jamesheyworth4370 , soccer holds no candle to the fights that hockey, American football, and rugby can make with their fan bases, to say nothing of their players, especially hockey.
Amazing work! Enjoyed the documentary a lot! What a interesting character Brunson is. He probably had potential to be a Boxer or any type of combat sport athlete.
What a pity that all of his energy was directed into self destructive ends. Imagine if that same passion had been directed earlier in his life to creative expression.........Seeing his drawings sets my mind to wander as to what might have been. It's always better late than never and redemption is always present if one chooses to reach for it. Here's hoping that the victims of his violence have found solace and peace through forgiveness
@@badgoat666 Absolutely. I've been wondering about that for decades. The reason that he wasn't accepted into art school was due to his "poor technique" when drawing human forms. The place you go to learn technique would be....art school. I often wonder about what was going on with the person who rejected Hitler from art school. Was he power tripping? Did he get off on crushing the dreams of people? Maybe he just had a bad day that morning. One of the most pivotal moments in history could have been set off by something so trivial. The butterfly effect in full display.
@@Davivd2 , Adolf Hitler was already damaged goods BEFORE he was rejected from that art school. I would not doubt that Charles Bronson was as well. The two idiots chose to further their idiocy and insanity rather than wise up and become better people in their lives. Still, with that being said, at least the latter one was not a war criminal, and the person that literally started the worst war in all of human history to this point.
If you knew a little more about his behaviour leading up to march 2023 parole hearing, you'd know why he was never gonna get released, I knew this in 2022 mate He was going to the exercise yard alone then refusing to return to his cell on many occasions! Staff now are young and new so they were terrified of a violent confrontation, calling in older more experienced staff who'd usually realise he just wanted a bit extra time out his cell and a cup of tea, still volatile and intimidating behaviour, he's getting on a bit now as well, not the force he used to be
@@showcrimeYour presentation is really exceptional. This is the 2nd video of yours I've watched (1st being Viktor Bout). Fantastic buildup & delivery. Stick to this format. It's great. Kudos!
Sadly my little brother does this from time to time as well. Not the same kind of things, but he just sometimes says he's gonna go to prison. Then he does. I'll see him in another 3 years again if he's good this time. 🤷
@@g1tr3kt5I'm schizophrenic and spiral out of control mentally every now and then. I was sure, the hospitals would section me if they heard I had voices in my head. So I ran away from home and hid it, while homeless I found drugs quietened the voices, so I quickly became a junkie. I met Charlie in Woodhill(read my comment on main thread, I'm not gonna type it all again) and he was polite, friendly and very intelligent but not well mentally. I found in my, many sentences, that most prisoners are "not right in the head". Many prisoners get institutionalised and can't cope outside. Your brother sounds like one or both mental issues and/or has been institutionalised . He needs help mate
@Serjo777 I wish I knew. This last time. He had this job selling windows. He was top of his team and bought and paid off a Rav4. Then one day he decided to break into some snack place and steal all the snacks. He went wild too. He got in by breaking literally through the roof. So he caused thousands in damage. Then he stole 2 boats to take down the river. All while having about 10,000 in his account. He could have went and bought any of it he wanted. I actually wish I could say he was on drugs this time, but he was sober. He's been in and out since he was 18. He even tells me he feels bad and he knew he was gonna go on the phone. I ask him why and he just says he doesn't know. Is insane to me.
@@g1tr3kt5 Must make internal sense to him, maybe he finds ordinary society too strict, predictable and boring and wants to splash the still waters a bit. Could be because of the adrenaline and all, the whole stance and spirit of it all, might be for him a form of self expression. Peace to him, you, and the whole World...
Man I saw this movie cover so many times and looked right past it because of the name of the movie now I’m going to have to watch it lol plus Tom Hardy is a great actor
True but he probably wouldn’t have the right attitude for it. Martial arts gyms are ruthless places, he’d probably just attack his coaches if he didn’t like how they spoke to him.
I saw the movie and thought "surely this isn't real" and started watching videos about him. If anything the movie was nowhere near as wild as it actually happened. Great movie though.
I have that movie! Tom Hardy said he moved like a shark. Muscles everywhere. The mental hospital part was hard to watch. He never should have been there.
The reason he failed in his parole application, a person who worked for the newspaper came up with an idea to pretend to be Charlies son, Charlie brought into the idea. That person would then feed the newspapers with false stories to make them both money, I believe that due to the amount of press coverage he was getting caused his failure in his attempt to be freed. Similar has happened to other high profile prisoners, the authorities really do not like high profile prisoners being released.
Was in Hull prison with him for 9 months guy is alot cleverer than most people think he is. Unfortunately i cant ever see the government letting him out of prison . The system is a joke
@Ihategoogle-xb2hiGiven a chance? He had countless chances in his life. The safety of the general public outweighs giving the man another chance. He is not even in prison capable to put a stop to his violent frenzy. Should one or more people die during this next 'chance'?! This guy can't follow the simplest rules of society...so no, his lifelong imprisonment was entirely his own fault.
Bruh if I believe your story, which I don’t…. He was and still is a ticking time bomb. He has proven time over to just snap for no reason and best people to a pulp. Armed robbery , theft , burglary. They let him out he might stab someone for farting … or bumping into him and not apologizing
he'd have found a reason to attack 1 like for eg he was rippin him off or expected too much. bronson although an interesting character was 100% violent & them "do gooders" protesting for release wouldn't have wanted him within 1000 miles of their homes!
Thank you for posting this video. I just watched Bronson for the second time today and that movie just keeps getting better and better. He's such a fascinating protagonist
Charlie was one of the nicest people you could meet. He just wanted respect. I had many conversations when I was down the block in Walton hmp. The prison authorities made him out to be a mindless psychopath but he was far from it. Very clever and thoughtful person. He should not have been in prison for so long. He has spent more time in jail than most serial killers! The authorities feared him and that is no excuse to keep him incarcerated for so long. Respect Charlie! Full respect!
I am curious to see his maximums now: How much could he dead-lift, and how much could he bench-press? And what was his testosterone levels? I am surprised that no physiology doctors were interested to measure him, I mean the Universities Athletic departments and Training centers should monitor him closely! Imagine if he had meat someone like Cus Damato (trainer of Mike Tyson) at the age of 22 just a few days before he did the first stupid action that led him to prison initially.
the first part of your comment shows you're a weirdo and totally missed the important points in his story (testosterone levels ? wtf), the last part on the other hand shows you have at least some common sense...
Nicely put together vid! Watched Hardy's movie a long time ago and loved it. Hardy is one of the best actors alive today. Legend (Hardy plays both brothers Reggie and Ron Kray,) is also a superb movie!
You mean he's more inspiration for Kratos (2018). If he was in prison of hell. Looks scary enough that serial killers avoided him at all their lives even doesn't want to near him.
The "sweat box" is actually the vans they transport prisoners in, there's usually 4-6 little compartments they put us in so we're all segregated on the way to court or prison transfers, they're awful and very uncomfortable, hot, with no room to stretch, they are especially uncomfortable if you're being "shipped" to a jail hundreds of miles away!
This man is a 100% certified triple A grade MENACE to society lmao. He doesnt seem like a bad dude, just a straight up menace. He'd be right at home in the hood in brooklyn.
If the young are given no place in the village, they will come back and burn it down. Sounds like this guy could've been a real warrior for good... except... the Bwitish
@@RachelHerd He's probably a kind of a guy who has zero tolerance toward arrogant hypocrites. And the world is full of them. The problem is that he did some really silly things, like those robberies.
Well done documentary. As an American I was curious about this guy before seeing the Tom Hardy movie I had never heard about him. It is good that someone caught up with his life since the movie.
He's wrote many, look at his artwork and you'll see that he is insane and so needs help rather than segregation. Also he donated almost all the profits to charities
Born 50 years too early, dude would've crushed it in the UFC; kinda reminds me of how Jiří Procházka became successful instead of being in jail his adult life
We had this trouble maker we wanted in jail to leave us alone. The cops screamed, they didn't want to deal with him either. Funny how that works sometimes.
Listen, I'd happily calculate for you the apparent muscle density and mass of Charles, then prove with physics how a man of such stature could possibly do so, but I don't think I'll change your mind. Cheers!
@burybury4206 muscle at utmost density is 0.3kg per square cm. Assuming Charles Bronson has around 6% bodyfat (that is more than he supposedly has) this means that weighing at 114 kilograms measured in 2004 ,his apparent musclemass would be 84% of his bodily weight, easily making up esitimate 91 kilograms. Now a single strand of dense muscle is capable of lift a 0.03 grams exerting 5 kj of energy in the process. In short bicep head there is at least 1500 strands, varying numbers in other muscles. According to this, based upon average muscle structure of a caucasian male, Charles bronson would be able to lift 2,27558 times his own weight, assuming him being fully rested and well fed. This means that he would be able to lift and throw around 246 kilograms. Explosive energy output of a human is around 130% of their Stable energy output, 110 % for women. According to this, punch of Charles, theoretically if supported by all of his muscles in perfect conditions could deliver the equivalent of 280 kilograms concentrated in the area of his fist, accelerated to at least 70 per hour, assuming he knows how to throw a punch, which shows similar effects to being hit by a small car. I believe this firmly illustrates just how dangerous he is as a person, due to nothing but his own hard training.
muscle at utmost density is 0.3kg per square cm. Assuming Charles Bronson has around 6% bodyfat (that is more than he supposedly has) this means that weighing at 114 kilograms measured in 2004 ,his apparent musclemass would be 84% of his bodily weight, easily making up esitimate 91 kilograms. Now a single strand of dense muscle is capable of lift a 0.03 grams exerting 5 kj of energy in the process. In short bicep head there is at least 1500 strands, varying numbers in other muscles. According to this, based upon average muscle structure of a caucasian male, Charles bronson would be able to lift 2,27558 times his own weight, assuming him being fully rested and well fed. This means that he would be able to lift and throw around 246 kilograms. Explosive energy output of a human is around 130% of their Stable energy output, 110 % for women. According to this, punch of Charles, theoretically if supported by all of his muscles in perfect conditions could deliver at least the equivalent of 274 kilograms concentrated in the area of his fist, accelerated to at least 70 km per hour, assuming he knows how to throw a punch, which would produce similar effects to being hit by a small car. I believe this firmly illustrates just how dangerous he is as a person, due to nothing but his own hard training.
You should watch the episode of House, with the death row inmate. You can recognise some elements from him with Bronson. He was a kind and calm man, no one understood why he suddenly killed someone for no reason or gain. It turned out he had a rare adrenaline secreting tumor. So he could act completely calm and rational and once in a while, randomly, he could enter into a kind of rage psychosis. And when asked afterwards he couldn't explain why it happened. Perhaps something psychical started it off, but changed him so much he never really developed a rational personality. Same with the inmate, he was a good guy with a tumor, but after being in prison he was definitely not a good guy anymore. Like sending a sane person, accidentally, into a mental institution (like Bronson described) you're not sane anymore after some years. So even. if they discover the mistake years later...you could be send back immediately.
In 2007, Charles Bronson released a fitness book documenting his prison workout routine called Solitary Fitness. It explains how someone can get ripped without workout machines, supplements, expensive sports clothing, or health food. Basically, it explains how someone who has spent most of his life locked in solitary confinement can become an unstoppable juggernaut like himself. According to him, his techniques can give you extreme power. He talks about a technique called the Solitary Cow Punch, which is so strong that he says he’s used it to knock out a cow. He claims his fitness regime also allows him to punch through bulletproof glass, kick down steel doors, lift grown men above his head, and drop 9 meters (30 ft) without injuring himself. He thinks he's SUPERMAN.
I like to think theres a universe out there where he never went to prison an got into something like boxing and became a champ with that drive and strength with an overflow of personality, then went from boxing into a wrestling in the uk and crossed paths with ol jimmy savile, took one look an anihilated him, hid the body and was really our secret savior that we never knew about 😂.
I thought I was a hard man over 15 prison sentences as a teen. Then I was put in a straight jacket and left 3 days in a cell. You wouldn't believe how even a small itch in your eye would send you crazy!
Fun fact, I live in Wakefield in Yorkshire England, it's a City that is also home to one of the most top security prisons in the UK, it also happens to be practically in the City Center. The nickname for this prison is 'monster mansion' and it's where Bronson has spent probably the majoirty of his time inside and it's where he was advised by a couple of guards to take up art as a way of expressing himself. Just top go off on a tangent a little bit, when one of the most phsycopathic prisoners to ever step foot in a prison called Robert Maudsley was being kept in Wakefield prison, they used to keep him in the basement of the prison in a Hannible lector type cell that they had puposefully made, so screws didn't have to go near him, the man was that dangerous. Some people will say he was doing the work of the people, simply because he orginally got sent to prision because a man he got to know showed him images of child he abused, so he killed him. Once he was in Prison he killed a child molester while in Broadmoor, torturimng him for 9 hours. He then got moved to Wakefield and because he didn't want to go he killed 2 people in one day out of frustration, a man that had killed his wife and another nonce, he had planned to kill 7 but no one would go to his cell. A few years later because he was so dangerous to the general population they built a two-cell unit in the basement of Wakefield Prison and if he ever had to leave it would be under the watch of 4 guards. Long story short, back in 1994 this was the cell where they housed Bronson for a period of time after he took the deputy governor Adrian Wallace hostage in Hull. Because he's spent so much time in Wakefield and so many people around the City know guards that work there, that know him,have fot to like him and in turn the local community get to hear about stories about him, so many of the locals have sort of adopted him as one of our own if you like. I was given a few of his pieces of art about 20 years ago by my mates dad that worked there in the tailoring department I think it was, I've bought a few others off friends that have either bought them at shows, or were given them by friends. Who knew alll these years later they'd be worth something and be actual interesting pieves of work, especially compared to some of these highly rated modern artrists, which some of is frankly rubbish. I've got to say, even though traditionally the art isn't brilliant, they do give you a really good window into Bronson's mind and he sure has a vivid sense of imagination and story telling. His art has actually improved massively from the stuff he did in the 90's to stuff 20 years later, most of it is very clever and tells a story as well as being clever images he's created in his head. And Yeah, as quite a few people have already said Bronson is an excellent film, Tom Hardy should have got an Oscar for his performance of Bronson, which is actually bang on, all his little mannerisms are uncanny, as well as the size he had to put on to play him.
Poor guy. There’s got to be something genuinely off to make him like that and it’s a shame we don’t know how to treat it instead of keeping him locked up. Hopefully someday we can give everyone a good free life no matter how eccentric or different they are.
This "documentary" has not even the faintest touch of criminal psychology in it, in fact it's if anything apologetic. Fine if you sympathise, but make that clear from the beginning. People don't start acting violently out of the blue and for no reason. It's highly unlikely he was a "sweet boy" that liked a fight, or robbed a bank for no reason. If you like to fight when you are young, like to beat up people, you do it because it gives you a sense of empowerment, it shows you lack empathy (narcissist or sociopath), you are letting off frustration, you might likely have experienced a lot of violence in the home, as a child. And I can tell you why someone like that would rob a bank: Because he thinks he can, for the thrill, and he hopes to make money from it in the process. Saying "no reason" is about the shallowest answer you can give as an explanation, it's like saying we go to space because space means going up, and we all want to go up in life. Sorry but that's stupidly shallow.
23 dollars. NPD? Loved and changed for his loved ones. Schizophrenia? He had a regular routine of training. Temporomandibular Grind? X-ray from 2006 from wisconsin prison shows that he has no bodily issues. There is no criminal psychology in this, Charles just wanted to beat people up because it was fun for him, in a similar way that a good musician enjoys making music. He is not a tragic figure, nor a sympathetic person, he simply is a person with that specific quirk.
almost every company CEO, leader is a sociopath, and 4% of people are like that, especially in the army that protects you! You make it sound like sociopath is a bad thing, when in reality it was and is a necessary thing for the survival of the species or nations. You look at leaders and all are like that. being a psychopath is a different thing, or a narcissist. I think you may be confusing definitions. I would bet 100% that all of us know a few sociopaths, and to me it seems that the percentages have gone up around us when I take a look and see how self-centred everyone is, willing to step over anyone just to get a bit ahead, but that would fall under narcissistic behaviour more than sociopath. Read a bit, educate and maybe stop throwing terms around. And yes they can start all of a sudden if there is a medical condition or imbalance in the chemistry or brain tumors etc. He was not a good person, and deserves to be in jail. Everyone knows that.
Very well done and thorough rundown of Mr. Bronson, what a character (axis-2 disorder, one way train that one). Nice work. ...what is it with absurdly violent people and painting?
@@BoogieBoogsForever Thanks man, totally accidental. I'm from Wyoming USA. I am an Anglo-mutt though, perhaps it's by proxy....hereditarily or...something. ?
Imagine this dude in MMA the way he was bouncing in that footage where he gets hit by the rubber slug looked like a professional combatant he looks like Don Frye too lol.
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Tom Hardy played BOTH Charlie and the Kray Brothers in two different movies and did a fantastic job!! Dude is an awesome actor!
Chameleon
Truly.
He’s decent enough but very overrated
@@5hrimp_Nachosdefinitely not.
Also he played as Eddie in both of the venom movies
I wonder if he sustained an unreported brain injury at 13. I had a friend who got into a fight at 14 and was hit with a brick in the head. It left a nasty gash that needed stitches, but it didn’t seem like a big deal at the time. It didn’t take long for a completely new personality to take hold and I always wondered how much that brick played a role.
One of the comparisons between most serial killers is brain damage in a certain area.
So probably a lot.
I knew a kid in school who was like that. He never caused trouble until he was around thirteen. He got sent to prison in his early 20s. After being in prison for a few years, doctors discovered that he had a brain tumor that had been growing slowly over the last ten or twelve years. They believed that tumor was the cause of his behavioral issues.
It's Loo-un, not Laten...and it's not in England anymore ..as Tommy Robinson will tell you.
@@justinfowler5761 , like that guy who out of the blue went sniper and shot a bunch of people for no reason, and got killed afterwards. During the autopsy they discovered he had a big brain tumor.
All before the age of 8 I had sustained 4 different head injuries. All but one of those injuries needed stitches, I got hit in the head with a training wheel, the long metal attaching part which split my forehead. I fell off the top bunk and hit the vent and needed stitches on my left eyelid. And I split my head on a refrigerator, I was a clumsy kid and now I'm an adult with a personality dosorder.
If Bronson was born a thousand years ago, he would’ve been a warrior king.
He probably already was, and his karma was to be born again and taste a whole life of fighting in vain.
@@CT2507 that's very deep
a vi king
Get your damn head checked son!
you might not realize but becoming a "warrior king" requires diplomacy. If he was born thousand years ago he would have been shanked in the night before he hit 20.
The movie was insane and extremely funny at times. Tom Hardy killed this role!!!!!
I need this movie in my life.
Killed as in mastered you mean ?
Like Eric Bana did playing our iconic criminal in the movie Chopper .. 🇦🇺
Tom Hardy kills every role.
And he really looked like Charlie.
In my opinion, "Bronson" is - so far- Tom Hardy's best work. It wasn't just him, all the other pieces came together as well. Must-watch if you haven't seen it. Bronson and Tom Hardy spoke together too, and Hardy looked at old security films or tapes that had been kept to warn new guards that this guy really was something special and different.
Dang, I forgot about that. Ill check it out
brilliant guy. worked on bronson and been to his house.
played great by the, then...up and coming gent Tom Hardy.. met him, worked on bronson. great guy and those behind the movie
Hardys crap ' just like bronson ' lives in a fictional world 😝
Agreed Bronson awesome movie
Can't stop laughing at the CCTV footage of him absolutely bollock naked bouncing on his tippy toes gearing up for the guards.
Tom Hardy played him Brilliantly 👏 ❤
Yes, he turned into this character completely. Even the voice became one in one like Bronson's
I think he used steroids just to get big enough to embody the character.
cam I get the movie name please? thanks
@@kanetidusthe movie you want to watch which is the best one with Tom hardy is called (BRONSON)
He didn't. If you watch the extras on 'Bronson', Tom talks about how he put on over 2 stone (30lbs approx) and worked with a trainer@@Philip_Taylor
Now thats what you call a mad lad. Hell of a story.
He's a massive idiot, lol.
Not mad brother ! A product of the system
What’s funny is that Tom Hardy played both Bronson and the cray twins in different movies and did exceptional in both. He’s my favorite actor.
'Crayfish....twins?
Yes be played Charlie, Reggie and Ronald I was hoping for a cameo in one the of movies
Ditto
- Fights a Rottweiler with bare hands
- Fights prison guards all at once while naked.
- Knocks out a cow with a single blow
- Went to over 120 prisons
- Wants a Helicopter, rubber woman and tea.
Congratulations!! Youre now qualified as a Baki character!!
Bro Facts 😂💯
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and you ant getting his damn corn bread ! Nobody getting his damn corn bread
Crazy
The movie is so good, the movie actually follows this documentary vary well and the whole movie is just insane...
I'm a big fan of Nicholas Winding Refn's films, that's how i was first introduced to this character, what amazed me the most about this man is how he actually had boundaries that he never Crossed, never killed or rpd anyone in prison even the chamces were very high, he wouldn't hurt a loved one, and he would even defend the weak... like what ? stuff like this were unexplainable given how crazy and out of control this man was, it makes you wonder maybe he was not crazy, maybe that wasn't some uncontrollable anger, maybe he was fully aware and fully in control of himself when he was doing all those crazy things, which is the scariest and most interesting part about this whole thing. Great video documentary btw, good quality 🌟
The warrior gene is strong in our Charlie. Around this time football hooliganism was rising at the time too.... Men need outlets.
It was around 20 to 30 years after the war effort. But instead of giving men an outlet, society removed men only spaces and started to soften men up.... It will come full circle.
I believe dark times are comming. Times we are going to need these men.
Hey! But what do I know?
@@jamesheyworth4370 no you definitely make sense, it clears things out a bit, coz i do believe a huge factor is the fact that he couldn't fit in with society, let alone with the fact that society keeps changing rapidly and to the worse, that's why he was very violent and held a lot resentment inside him, im just amazed at how he didn't let that take away his principles, it shows a lot of maturity, and it's unbelievable how mature this man was even though he was an absolute madman.
@@lowang9708Quote by G.K. Chesterton: “The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.” Maybe that will tie up some thoughts?
Men have lost there way, or maybe it has been taken from us.
@@jamesheyworth4370 *their. It's always the illiterates who think they're the "real men," isn't it.
@@jamesheyworth4370 , soccer holds no candle to the fights that hockey, American football, and rugby can make with their fan bases, to say nothing of their players, especially hockey.
The way he said Luton triggered me not gonna lie
Came here to say this... "Lutton" 😅
Same hahahah
!!He received more prison awards than anyone!!
Amazing work! Enjoyed the documentary a lot! What a interesting character Brunson is. He probably had potential to be a Boxer or any type of combat sport athlete.
What a pity that all of his energy was directed into self destructive ends. Imagine if that same passion had been directed earlier in his life to creative expression.........Seeing his drawings sets my mind to wander as to what might have been. It's always better late than never and redemption is always present if one chooses to reach for it. Here's hoping that the victims of his violence have found solace and peace through forgiveness
Totally. This guy would excel at anything that he set his mind to. It's a tragedy that he was obsessed with self destruction.
Something about artists lol... wonder what would have happened if a certain Austrian had got in to art school 🤔
@@badgoat666 Absolutely. I've been wondering about that for decades. The reason that he wasn't accepted into art school was due to his "poor technique" when drawing human forms. The place you go to learn technique would be....art school. I often wonder about what was going on with the person who rejected Hitler from art school. Was he power tripping? Did he get off on crushing the dreams of people? Maybe he just had a bad day that morning. One of the most pivotal moments in history could have been set off by something so trivial. The butterfly effect in full display.
Easy to say that as someone outside looking in.
@@Davivd2 , Adolf Hitler was already damaged goods BEFORE he was rejected from that art school. I would not doubt that Charles Bronson was as well. The two idiots chose to further their idiocy and insanity rather than wise up and become better people in their lives. Still, with that being said, at least the latter one was not a war criminal, and the person that literally started the worst war in all of human history to this point.
If you knew a little more about his behaviour leading up to march 2023 parole hearing, you'd know why he was never gonna get released, I knew this in 2022 mate
He was going to the exercise yard alone then refusing to return to his cell on many occasions! Staff now are young and new so they were terrified of a violent confrontation, calling in older more experienced staff who'd usually realise he just wanted a bit extra time out his cell and a cup of tea, still volatile and intimidating behaviour, he's getting on a bit now as well, not the force he used to be
Thanks for the comment! That was really interesting info
Nice one. Too many weirdy beardys in these comments giving arty farty takes on the mad lad's life. Thanks for being real.
still unbreakable
*This was absolutely amazing documentary very well done*
Thank you for your kind words!
Luton is pronounced 'Looten'
Perhaps 'Lootun' is better, sorry.
@@showcrimeYour presentation is really exceptional. This is the 2nd video of yours I've watched (1st being Viktor Bout). Fantastic buildup & delivery. Stick to this format. It's great. Kudos!
@@NinjaRunningWild Thank you! For the sake of such comments we want to develop and keep working even harder
One of the best documentary on bronson ive seen 👏
This dude really went to prison for fun. 😂😂😂
Sadly my little brother does this from time to time as well. Not the same kind of things, but he just sometimes says he's gonna go to prison. Then he does. I'll see him in another 3 years again if he's good this time. 🤷
@@g1tr3kt5I'm schizophrenic and spiral out of control mentally every now and then. I was sure, the hospitals would section me if they heard I had voices in my head. So I ran away from home and hid it, while homeless I found drugs quietened the voices, so I quickly became a junkie. I met Charlie in Woodhill(read my comment on main thread, I'm not gonna type it all again) and he was polite, friendly and very intelligent but not well mentally. I found in my, many sentences, that most prisoners are "not right in the head". Many prisoners get institutionalised and can't cope outside. Your brother sounds like one or both mental issues and/or has been institutionalised . He needs help mate
@@g1tr3kt5 That's a weird way to live. Why does he do that?
@Serjo777 I wish I knew. This last time. He had this job selling windows. He was top of his team and bought and paid off a Rav4.
Then one day he decided to break into some snack place and steal all the snacks.
He went wild too. He got in by breaking literally through the roof. So he caused thousands in damage. Then he stole 2 boats to take down the river.
All while having about 10,000 in his account. He could have went and bought any of it he wanted.
I actually wish I could say he was on drugs this time, but he was sober.
He's been in and out since he was 18. He even tells me he feels bad and he knew he was gonna go on the phone.
I ask him why and he just says he doesn't know.
Is insane to me.
@@g1tr3kt5 Must make internal sense to him, maybe he finds ordinary society too strict, predictable and boring and wants to splash the still waters a bit.
Could be because of the adrenaline and all, the whole stance and spirit of it all, might be for him a form of self expression.
Peace to him, you, and the whole World...
the racial discrimination court hearing had me floored XD
In the 90s i would be floored too, but these days nothing surprise me.
but but... woke tho :o
Well he was a Racist His wife Said so
Warden: What *do* you want, Charlie?
Charlie: What have you got?
The reality of being safer with this man than anyone in the BBC.
Did you mean to say anyone WITH a BBC? cause they're usually pretty dangerous too.
Man I saw this movie cover so many times and looked right past it because of the name of the movie now I’m going to have to watch it lol plus Tom Hardy is a great actor
Best title ever, i knew exactly what I'd watch
He is the Don Frye of the Inside.❤❤
This man has the warrior gene and should've become an MMA fighter in the UFC
@iansamho443
More like a lack of enough brain cells that pretty much describes all the UFC participants and its knuckle dragging loser in life fans. 😀
True but he probably wouldn’t have the right attitude for it. Martial arts gyms are ruthless places, he’d probably just attack his coaches if he didn’t like how they spoke to him.
I saw the movie and thought "surely this isn't real" and started watching videos about him. If anything the movie was nowhere near as wild as it actually happened. Great movie though.
I have that movie! Tom Hardy said he moved like a shark. Muscles everywhere. The mental hospital part was hard to watch. He never should have been there.
The reason he failed in his parole application, a person who worked for the newspaper came up with an idea to pretend to be Charlies son, Charlie brought into the idea. That person would then feed the newspapers with false stories to make them both money, I believe that due to the amount of press coverage he was getting caused his failure in his attempt to be freed. Similar has happened to other high profile prisoners, the authorities really do not like high profile prisoners being released.
What you said did happen and that sort of thing obviously didn't score Charlie any points with the parole committee
@@showcrimeHe knows that happened or he wouldn't have said it. Lots of people know Information about this guy then you. Just saying (ô¿ô)
@gr8t1bobo people like you are such childish instigators. Him agreeing with the guys comment and you try to create an issue that isn't there!
He failed because he’s a nut
@@gr8t1bobo 🤓🤓🤓
Was in Hull prison with him for 9 months guy is alot cleverer than most people think he is. Unfortunately i cant ever see the government letting him out of prison . The system is a joke
@Ihategoogle-xb2hiGiven a chance? He had countless chances in his life. The safety of the general public outweighs giving the man another chance. He is not even in prison capable to put a stop to his violent frenzy. Should one or more people die during this next 'chance'?! This guy can't follow the simplest rules of society...so no, his lifelong imprisonment was entirely his own fault.
@@be.prepared.to.do.that. 11:43 He tried.
Bruh if I believe your story, which I don’t…. He was and still is a ticking time bomb. He has proven time over to just snap for no reason and best people to a pulp. Armed robbery , theft , burglary. They let him out he might stab someone for farting … or bumping into him and not apologizing
@@be.prepared.to.do.that.It's not the point but let's not make him out to be some kind of hero
@@be.prepared.to.do.that. You need to learn how to read.
All he needed was a manager
Quite an interesting option
he'd have found a reason to attack 1 like for eg he was rippin him off or expected too much. bronson although an interesting character was 100% violent & them "do gooders" protesting for release wouldn't have wanted him within 1000 miles of their homes!
@@russell-di8js im sure the do gooders would rather have bronson living nextdoor than these foreign bastards!
All he needed was to be alone
😂 so true
Bro that feet tickle part hahahaha. What a legend 😂
Yeah, "Tickle my feet you slag!" An absolute Mad Lad.
Dr. Eggman's secret life is truly something
I read his autobiography and was left with the impression that he’s off his f ing rocker.
I’ll read now
Nooooo, really? Still doesn't merit a virtual life sentence though does it?.
Thank you for posting this video. I just watched Bronson for the second time today and that movie just keeps getting better and better. He's such a fascinating protagonist
Thank you too! Tom Hardy in this movie is as great as ever, just a carbon copy of the real Bronson
@@showcrime movie's called ?.With Tom Hardy?
@@g.g.nonserviam7633 The movie is called "Bronson."
@@showcrime Thanks...
Greetings from Greece metalbrother 🤘🏻
This man is probably the real life inspiration for Marvel's juggernaut.
Charlie was one of the nicest people you could meet. He just wanted respect. I had many conversations when I was down the block in Walton hmp. The prison authorities made him out to be a mindless psychopath but he was far from it. Very clever and thoughtful person. He should not have been in prison for so long. He has spent more time in jail than most serial killers! The authorities feared him and that is no excuse to keep him incarcerated for so long. Respect Charlie! Full respect!
I am curious to see his maximums now: How much could he dead-lift, and how much could he bench-press? And what was his testosterone levels? I am surprised that no physiology doctors were interested to measure him, I mean the Universities Athletic departments and Training centers should monitor him closely! Imagine if he had meat someone like Cus Damato (trainer of Mike Tyson) at the age of 22 just a few days before he did the first stupid action that led him to prison initially.
the first part of your comment shows you're a weirdo and totally missed the important points in his story (testosterone levels ? wtf), the last part on the other hand shows you have at least some common sense...
@@thomasdupont7186 You don't think extreme levels of testosterone would affect his behavior?
@@81gamer81 Not really. There are people walking with 3000 ng/dl and still chilling.
@@Nightwalk444 if you say so. also its rarely one thing alone
He don't need to deadlift or bench press he just smackes u in the face 😂
Charlie was my dads best mate hes great i think the world of him. Hes always stayed in touch through letters godbless you carlie xxxxx
Read his books they are brilliant. Silent scream, insanity, and many more. and his poems are good to. It's about time the bloke was set free..
Nicely put together vid! Watched Hardy's movie a long time ago and loved it. Hardy is one of the best actors alive today. Legend (Hardy plays both brothers Reggie and Ron Kray,) is also a superb movie!
Bronson is a viking born 800years to late
His words cheered him up .... And he began to terrorise the hospital once more 😂
He would make a perfect Viking!
You mean he's more inspiration for Kratos (2018). If he was in prison of hell. Looks scary enough that serial killers avoided him at all their lives even doesn't want to near him.
yes mate true worrior
Vikings were far, far more civilised than media portray them.
Or a perfect Berserker.
@@jloki9259same thing beserkers where vikings
"Give me a plane to Libya, two Uze machine guns, a box of ammo and an axe" - what a legend. Totally made my day haha
I own a original art piece by Bronson, the hand written note that came with it was absolutely amazing almost as good as good as the art piece
What did the note say?
@@jesuscervantes143425 "What did the note say?" - "Do you remember what happenend to the last guy that criticised my art?"
Gotta check this movie out for sure!
I DID ENJOY THIS..! THANKS FOR THE TIME AND EFFORT IN CREATING THIS.! 👏👏👏
I love that he looks like Dr. Eggman
The "sweat box" is actually the vans they transport prisoners in, there's usually 4-6 little compartments they put us in so we're all segregated on the way to court or prison transfers, they're awful and very uncomfortable, hot, with no room to stretch, they are especially uncomfortable if you're being "shipped" to a jail hundreds of miles away!
I sat in 1 of them for 5 half hours it was torture from North to south.
@facetubeyoubook5281 I went from Peterborough to Yorkshire one time 😦
I once had to sit in this bs van from prison to court, and back to prison. Drivers took a detour at the macdrive. Horrible
I went from burnley lancashire to arbroath police cells in Scotland in the sweat box then did a lay down cos it was Easter weekend grrr 😮
brutal things, couldn't believe the heat in there, thought my coats was going to catch fire, like a confined space, couldnt bloody move in there
What a crazy Story. Charles was also somehow a good guy, because he stood strong for the weak.
This man is a 100% certified triple A grade MENACE to society lmao. He doesnt seem like a bad dude, just a straight up menace. He'd be right at home in the hood in brooklyn.
He’s never killed no one doesn’t make sense in Brooklyn kids are shooting men. It’s comments like this that keep this man in prison
Just a guy who stuck up for what he thought was right..made a few mistakes but is paying way over the cost..Good fighter aswell
If the young are given no place in the village, they will come back and burn it down. Sounds like this guy could've been a real warrior for good... except... the Bwitish
@@RachelHerd He's probably a kind of a guy who has zero tolerance toward arrogant hypocrites. And the world is full of them. The problem is that he did some really silly things, like those robberies.
@@anthonyashman6429 If he's so safe how about you house him? Would you? Would you sleep calmly in your bed knowing he's in the next room?
In his own right he's accomplished alot
Chopper with Eric bana my favorite movie. Right now. It changes.
Too much energy!!! He should had become a volunteer in dangerous locations, he could save lifes...
Well done documentary. As an American I was curious about this guy before seeing the Tom Hardy movie I had never heard about him. It is good that someone caught up with his life since the movie.
He's a legend in uk jails 😅😅
He's a waste of taxpayers expense.
Well put together. Thank you! 🫡
Best way to have a cell for yourself, and not have to worry about being stabbed or worse. Act crazy.
I highly recommend the movie.
Great episode. Keep them coming.
I read his book while in prison it was insane
He's wrote many, look at his artwork and you'll see that he is insane and so needs help rather than segregation. Also he donated almost all the profits to charities
Bronson knew tha kray twins, tom hardy played all 3 of them in movies
Never heard of but very impressive. Gonna get the movie
Phenomenal film!
The actor also played both the Kray twins brilliantly. Tom Hardy his name.
@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769 one hundred percent! I forgot about that film, do you remember the name? Truly a masterful performance by Hardy 👍
@@joes2144 Legend is the name of the krays film, charlies is bronson
OMG that brick of the glass video... is that Bronson for real? I remember this video, its so old but hilarious! I never knew that was Bronson!
Loved how you pronounced Luton 😂
So irritating 😅
Sometimes I just want to live like this dude. No held back emotions
you don’t have to live a way you don’t want to. Just be smart enough to not get caught
You put a human being in a small cell around the worst society has to offer and treat them like an animal then wonder why they get angry and violent?
Just found your channel
Well told stories, interesting characters, great editing, very entertaining and love the mix of film and reality!👍
Thank you for your kind words! We hope you enjoy our new videos too!
Born 50 years too early, dude would've crushed it in the UFC; kinda reminds me of how Jiří Procházka became successful instead of being in jail his adult life
What I see from pictures and films Tom Hardy act him perfectly. 🤘🏻
Read his book so many times. And I'm going to buy another copy
Kicked out of prison for bad behavior.
We had this trouble maker we wanted in jail to leave us alone. The cops screamed, they didn't want to deal with him either. Funny how that works sometimes.
😂
@@SidneyDaniellsonhere we go… mister thug-life…
Saw the movie which was great-----ur doc was just as good!!!!Thank u do u know what prison he is in right now?
Free Charles Salvador Bronson.
“What do you want”
Charles: “Well, what do you have”
There's zero chance he can break bullet proof glass with his hands. Impossible. You can't even break it with a hammer. You can crack it with a hammer.
I don't believe he can knockout a cow with one punch. They've got thick skulls and necks.
Listen, I'd happily calculate for you the apparent muscle density and mass of Charles, then prove with physics how a man of such stature could possibly do so, but I don't think I'll change your mind.
Cheers!
@@buckodonnghaile4309Yeah, he is a bombastic liar, not much more to it.
@burybury4206 muscle at utmost density is 0.3kg per square cm. Assuming Charles Bronson has around 6% bodyfat (that is more than he supposedly has) this means that weighing at 114 kilograms measured in 2004 ,his apparent musclemass would be 84% of his bodily weight, easily making up esitimate 91 kilograms. Now a single strand of dense muscle is capable of lift a 0.03 grams exerting 5 kj of energy in the process. In short bicep head there is at least 1500 strands, varying numbers in other muscles. According to this, based upon average muscle structure of a caucasian male, Charles bronson would be able to lift 2,27558 times his own weight, assuming him being fully rested and well fed. This means that he would be able to lift and throw around 246 kilograms. Explosive energy output of a human is around 130% of their Stable energy output, 110 % for women. According to this, punch of Charles, theoretically if supported by all of his muscles in perfect conditions could deliver the equivalent of 280 kilograms concentrated in the area of his fist, accelerated to at least 70 per hour, assuming he knows how to throw a punch, which shows similar effects to being hit by a small car.
I believe this firmly illustrates just how dangerous he is as a person, due to nothing but his own hard training.
muscle at utmost density is 0.3kg per square cm. Assuming Charles Bronson has around 6% bodyfat (that is more than he supposedly has) this means that weighing at 114 kilograms measured in 2004 ,his apparent musclemass would be 84% of his bodily weight, easily making up esitimate 91 kilograms. Now a single strand of dense muscle is capable of lift a 0.03 grams exerting 5 kj of energy in the process. In short bicep head there is at least 1500 strands, varying numbers in other muscles. According to this, based upon average muscle structure of a caucasian male, Charles bronson would be able to lift 2,27558 times his own weight, assuming him being fully rested and well fed. This means that he would be able to lift and throw around 246 kilograms. Explosive energy output of a human is around 130% of their Stable energy output, 110 % for women. According to this, punch of Charles, theoretically if supported by all of his muscles in perfect conditions could deliver at least the equivalent of 274 kilograms concentrated in the area of his fist, accelerated to at least 70 km per hour, assuming he knows how to throw a punch, which would produce similar effects to being hit by a small car.
I believe this firmly illustrates just how dangerous he is as a person, due to nothing but his own hard training.
You should watch the episode of House, with the death row inmate. You can recognise some elements from him with Bronson. He was a kind and calm man, no one understood why he suddenly killed someone for no reason or gain. It turned out he had a rare adrenaline secreting tumor. So he could act completely calm and rational and once in a while, randomly, he could enter into a kind of rage psychosis. And when asked afterwards he couldn't explain why it happened.
Perhaps something psychical started it off, but changed him so much he never really developed a rational personality. Same with the inmate, he was a good guy with a tumor, but after being in prison he was definitely not a good guy anymore. Like sending a sane person, accidentally, into a mental institution (like Bronson described) you're not sane anymore after some years. So even. if they discover the mistake years later...you could be send back immediately.
Release Charlie !!! .... GREAT ARTIST !!!!! Great video !
Great artist? His scribbles are simply disturbing.
Maybe CTE? The dude was wild and wiley. Nice video!
Doctor Robotnik out here breaking the system
In 2007, Charles Bronson released a fitness book documenting his prison workout routine called Solitary Fitness. It explains how someone can get ripped without workout machines, supplements, expensive sports clothing, or health food. Basically, it explains how someone who has spent most of his life locked in solitary confinement can become an unstoppable juggernaut like himself. According to him, his techniques can give you extreme power. He talks about a technique called the Solitary Cow Punch, which is so strong that he says he’s used it to knock out a cow. He claims his fitness regime also allows him to punch through bulletproof glass, kick down steel doors, lift grown men above his head, and drop 9 meters (30 ft) without injuring himself. He thinks he's SUPERMAN.
Did you even watch?
I like to think theres a universe out there where he never went to prison an got into something like boxing and became a champ with that drive and strength with an overflow of personality, then went from boxing into a wrestling in the uk and crossed paths with ol jimmy savile, took one look an anihilated him, hid the body and was really our secret savior that we never knew about 😂.
I'd like to see a documentary on all his prison victims.
6:27 im from england, and iv been to jail ,the sweat box isn't solitary confinement, its the tiny celled van they take you to the prison in. x
Thanks for the clarification!
@@showcrime no prob mate.
@@neptune2644They are also the little boxes you get out into when being processed. (Going to/from court for example.)
@BitsofSkin not really I've never heard the court cells be called sweat box only the vans.
I thought I was a hard man over 15 prison sentences as a teen.
Then I was put in a straight jacket and left 3 days in a cell.
You wouldn't believe how even a small itch in your eye would
send you crazy!
Such an interesting story i decided to download the movie
I like this guy
Chuck was a misunderstood delicate flower.
Lying that he's sane to get rid off him isnt an insane system, releasing him from prison is insane.
No, refusing him psychiatric help is the insane thing
@@Bobbb-f3i Can't help people that refuse help
what do you know of the man? nothing, just what you read in the papers
@@darrenssosborne3536 and you know everything about him I suppose?
YES i WAS IN SAME SEGREGATION BLOCK AND EXERCISE YARD TOGETHER ok mate @@Bobbb-f3i
I can't tell you how many times i laughed watching this. This guy is a legend...
Fun fact, I live in Wakefield in Yorkshire England, it's a City that is also home to one of the most top security prisons in the UK, it also happens to be practically in the City Center. The nickname for this prison is 'monster mansion' and it's where Bronson has spent probably the majoirty of his time inside and it's where he was advised by a couple of guards to take up art as a way of expressing himself.
Just top go off on a tangent a little bit, when one of the most phsycopathic prisoners to ever step foot in a prison called Robert Maudsley was being kept in Wakefield prison, they used to keep him in the basement of the prison in a Hannible lector type cell that they had puposefully made, so screws didn't have to go near him, the man was that dangerous. Some people will say he was doing the work of the people, simply because he orginally got sent to prision because a man he got to know showed him images of child he abused, so he killed him. Once he was in Prison he killed a child molester while in Broadmoor, torturimng him for 9 hours. He then got moved to Wakefield and because he didn't want to go he killed 2 people in one day out of frustration, a man that had killed his wife and another nonce, he had planned to kill 7 but no one would go to his cell. A few years later because he was so dangerous to the general population they built a two-cell unit in the basement of Wakefield Prison and if he ever had to leave it would be under the watch of 4 guards.
Long story short, back in 1994 this was the cell where they housed Bronson for a period of time after he took the deputy governor Adrian Wallace hostage in Hull. Because he's spent so much time in Wakefield and so many people around the City know guards that work there, that know him,have fot to like him and in turn the local community get to hear about stories about him, so many of the locals have sort of adopted him as one of our own if you like. I was given a few of his pieces of art about 20 years ago by my mates dad that worked there in the tailoring department I think it was, I've bought a few others off friends that have either bought them at shows, or were given them by friends. Who knew alll these years later they'd be worth something and be actual interesting pieves of work, especially compared to some of these highly rated modern artrists, which some of is frankly rubbish. I've got to say, even though traditionally the art isn't brilliant, they do give you a really good window into Bronson's mind and he sure has a vivid sense of imagination and story telling. His art has actually improved massively from the stuff he did in the 90's to stuff 20 years later, most of it is very clever and tells a story as well as being clever images he's created in his head.
And Yeah, as quite a few people have already said Bronson is an excellent film, Tom Hardy should have got an Oscar for his performance of Bronson, which is actually bang on, all his little mannerisms are uncanny, as well as the size he had to put on to play him.
Poor guy. There’s got to be something genuinely off to make him like that and it’s a shame we don’t know how to treat it instead of keeping him locked up. Hopefully someday we can give everyone a good free life no matter how eccentric or different they are.
Well said.
His art is amazing looking at it now
It's disturbing, at best.
This "documentary" has not even the faintest touch of criminal psychology in it, in fact it's if anything apologetic. Fine if you sympathise, but make that clear from the beginning. People don't start acting violently out of the blue and for no reason. It's highly unlikely he was a "sweet boy" that liked a fight, or robbed a bank for no reason. If you like to fight when you are young, like to beat up people, you do it because it gives you a sense of empowerment, it shows you lack empathy (narcissist or sociopath), you are letting off frustration, you might likely have experienced a lot of violence in the home, as a child. And I can tell you why someone like that would rob a bank: Because he thinks he can, for the thrill, and he hopes to make money from it in the process. Saying "no reason" is about the shallowest answer you can give as an explanation, it's like saying we go to space because space means going up, and we all want to go up in life. Sorry but that's stupidly shallow.
23 dollars.
NPD?
Loved and changed for his loved ones.
Schizophrenia?
He had a regular routine of training.
Temporomandibular Grind?
X-ray from 2006 from wisconsin prison shows that he has no bodily issues.
There is no criminal psychology in this, Charles just wanted to beat people up because it was fun for him, in a similar way that a good musician enjoys making music.
He is not a tragic figure, nor a sympathetic person, he simply is a person with that specific quirk.
almost every company CEO, leader is a sociopath, and 4% of people are like that, especially in the army that protects you! You make it sound like sociopath is a bad thing, when in reality it was and is a necessary thing for the survival of the species or nations. You look at leaders and all are like that. being a psychopath is a different thing, or a narcissist. I think you may be confusing definitions. I would bet 100% that all of us know a few sociopaths, and to me it seems that the percentages have gone up around us when I take a look and see how self-centred everyone is, willing to step over anyone just to get a bit ahead, but that would fall under narcissistic behaviour more than sociopath. Read a bit, educate and maybe stop throwing terms around. And yes they can start all of a sudden if there is a medical condition or imbalance in the chemistry or brain tumors etc. He was not a good person, and deserves to be in jail. Everyone knows that.
Show your psychology degree
TOTAL IN AGREEMENT ,
@@secretname2670
Cool man , you can be his boxing bag , better yet his beating bag .
What’s that? 2:17
He live his life to the fullest and still do so. He also have regrets about it. I respect that.
Very well done and thorough rundown of Mr. Bronson, what a character (axis-2 disorder, one way train that one). Nice work.
...what is it with absurdly violent people and painting?
Very British sounding. Right on.
@@BoogieBoogsForever Thanks man, totally accidental. I'm from Wyoming USA. I am an Anglo-mutt though, perhaps it's by proxy....hereditarily or...something. ?
Imagine this dude in MMA the way he was bouncing in that footage where he gets hit by the rubber slug looked like a professional combatant he looks like Don Frye too lol.
Very good story telling 🤘