Meeting of the brothers Conlon before the tournament Sparta. Warrior
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To subscribe - t.me/+shEpDeHU... Scene from the film "Warrior" (2011)
Director: Gavin O'Connor
Writers: Gavin O'Connor (screenplay), Anthony Tambakis (screenplay)
Stars: Tom Hardy, Nick Nolte, Joel Edgerton ...
The youngest son of an alcoholic former boxer returns home, where he's trained by his father for competition in a mixed martial arts tournament - a path that puts the fighter on a collision course with his estranged, older brother.
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The cinematography in this scene is a masterpiece. At 0:27 -- notice how Brendan has light in his background and Tommy's is dark. Speaks volumes about their past and how they both are feeling. Anger vs Forgiving.
how he perfectly put the picture in the light as his characters "Guiding light"
Very hard family situation! Both are justified in their feelings toward each other! There are no true winners from this kind of conflict!
Having 6 brothers I feel it all the time.
Tom isn't the least bit justified. He created the situation he's in.
If Tom is justified, then justice is blind.
@@cgaffney920 justice is blind lmao thats the whole idea of "blind justice"
Situation is "It is what it is"
Tommy went from saying at first 2:14, you’re no brother to me and turned right around at 3:35 and said you was supposed to stick to the plan. I needed you. You’re my big brother. That shows that he’s hurt but he loves his brother. He just misses him. 😢😢
Maybe he feels that the Corp treated him like a brother better than his brother did
Corps are like gangs
Was. He is no longer his brother.
@@tom4150 is, finish the movie he taps cause he forgives, that's the whole point.
I love that this is were we really get to see the real Tommy peak his head through this. When he calls Brenden his older brother when he says “you bailed on me”, you really get a good glimpse of how he is as a human.
On the outset, he’s a rough, and callous man who’s been through much. Inside, he’s still the little brother that needed his big brother when he was in the most need.
The juxtaposition at play with Tommy’s character is so emotionally driven, it makes him such an interesting person.
Outstanding acting by everyone in here. Nolte when he gets drunk again was Oscar worthy.
He was nominated that year but he should’ve definitely won best supporting actor
God the fucking tension when they finally meet and walk up to each other ive had that encounter with ex friends in the marines that scene stuck out SO MUCH AND SO CLOSE to home
tommy really had it hard
Yes 🗿
When Brendan sucks his teeth at 4:39 its reminiscent of when Paddy kisses his teeth at the beginning of the film after Tommy says he "liked him better as a drunk". I wonder if thats a really small but specific bit of character work that Joel used to show that Brendan really did spend most of his formative years around Paddy - so much so that he adopted some of his mannerisms. I love this acting so much.
My love for my brother is stronger than the love for myself. You know what I am saying. You have siblings you love. I love my family. I really miss my Kin.
Just cause their share your blood doesn’t make them your brother. Some older brothers are to selfish and self centred to give a shit about their younger brothers. Tommy found his REAL brother on the battlefield. As did I.
Such good acting in this scene
Just like what TOMMY said 3:39
"YOU LEAVE YOU GET THE OPPOSITE,.. OK YOU LEAVE YOU GET TO BURY PEOPLE"
So BRENDAN if you never left with your girlfriend Tess then TOMMY could've taken care of your sick mother then TOMMY wouldn't have so much hatred towards you and your family BRENDAN but instead you bailed on own family and sick mother.
So TOMMY had every right not to tell BRENDAN if BRENDAN said "I never got to say goodbye to our mother"
Well BRENDAN if you were around when your mother was deadly sick you could've said "GOODBYE MOM I LOVE YOU😢".
So TOMMY has the right to have 💯% PURE hatred towards BRENDAN at anytime for what did by bailing on his sick mom, alcoholic dad, and him to help take care of their sick mother.
Not to mention Brendan was 16 at the time! What 16 year old sleeps with a girl and goes 'Hey this the woman I'm going to marry!" Please Brendan no matter how you justify it, you choose a girl over your family. He could have made efforts to see her, have a LDR for a while and heck if they did break up. It's not the end of the world!
I disagree, do you really think if Brendan had known his own mother was dying, he wouldn’t have dropped everything to go be with her. He had no idea. And outside of falling in love, he also stated that he stayed because he was starving for love and affection from his own father who apparently didn’t have the time for him
@@chasedepperschmidt9519he had no idea cause he didn’t take the time to care enough to know it’s on him
I don’t think she was sick yet
One of the hardest scenes in this movie. I get it. I joined the Marine Corps for the same reason. To get away
What’s the penalty for going AWOL anyway?
@@joewhitehead3 Desertion carries a maximum punishment of dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay, and confinement of five years or 18 months, etc.
If not the best part of movie
The acting is awesome in this scene you cant feel just how much pain and how troubled tommy is through the television
He should have stuck to the plan. He was his big brother. His mom needed him, his brother needed him. Tommy is right here. Bredon is full of shit
I no that feeling
3:06 - 3:19 🙄😮💨Hoo-boy, that is quite a statement; *Him forgiving* his brother and mother for leaving. If they had made a plan to leave the abusive drunken father, and Brendan changes the plan for a girl he fell for at *16 years old,* that's a statement. Who in the Hell knows s-t about love at 16 years old?? I get he felt he had a duty and responsibility to her since he had knocked her up, but again, 16 years old; who's to say it would've lasted at that age?
He was a teenager of course he thought he knew best. And it’s not like he knew his mom was going to get sick. It isn’t easy leaving everything you know
i met by mistake my brother this afternoon was thinking about that scene all along (didn't go go all the way..)
I am your brother and I love you
The military turned tommy into an absolute savage
Nbr 1 dialogue in the movie honesty, anger and broken
I miss my brother so much
Keep that energy, fuck making up at the end.
Feel like this with my brother. He moved to aussie and didn't look back. Hate to think what I'd do if we meet face to face again.
Brendan was a coward for forsaking his mom and little brother, plain simple. You don't side with the abuser.
Спина Тома как скала. Обожаю Тома ❤❤❤
Tom hardys verachtender blick ist so phänomenal. I love it
damn
Yeah 🗿
Tbh Tommy is 100% right
Jesus what a scene. Fantastic
Two brothers arguing over what?
Their roles they play:
The past
@@joewhitehead3Yes 🗿
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