He started his own life and at the end of the day, the only person who acted out of spite and anger was Tommy - he had no right to do what he did. He didn't deserve to win.
A.R. Wolfwood you never turn your back on family. He selfishly started his own life. Tommy spent his whole life working for other people. For his mom, while she was sick, then in the marines, and then was fighting in the tournament for his fallen brothers wife. He was completely selfless, and was angered by how selfish and ignorant his brother could be. Can you blame him
Love this comment!!! The thing is I see so many comments about who’s “right” or “wrong”. There’s none of that. Both have so much pain and valid reasons on both sides. An abusive household shatters a child’s spirit/innocence. They both made adult choices as children considering the circumstances. Pain, resentment and anger will clout reason and sound judgment. This movie is one of my favorites! Acting is superb.
Tommy felt betrayed by his brother since he looked up to him. He wanted his brother by his side, but he chose a girl over his family. That’s what Brendan failed to see in this scene.
Johnny Utah Brendan did see that. But Brendan was also a kid just like Tommy was at the time, and Tommy still had no right to keep their mother's death from Brendan. That's what Tommy failed to see.
Greg Drake Sure, but when Brendan also stated that part of the reason he stayed was because he was jealous of Tommy’s bond with their father hence the reason he stayed to have Paddy all to himself. At that point, the ball was in Tommy’s court to mention their mother’s death. Morally he should have said something, but it’s understandable why he didn’t.
@@LeviHasashi that girl ended up being his wife, that gave birth to his two daughters. I think even the mom would look at those little girls and say they were worth everything.
@@LeviHasashi And how could you be sure it wouldn't be that way? See it works both ways. As Brennan said, he didn't know his mother was sick. As a parent, my children's happiness is more important. If my son truly loved a girl, I'm not going to burden on that, just because I'm "struggling".
That’s great acting right there. When he says I forgave you guys and Tom looks back at him I thought to myself “you forgave us” and sure enough Tom Hardy’s next line was “you forgave us?” It feels like a genuine reaction to what Joel’s character says to him. The look and everything. Great performances in this film 👌🏼💯
@@rayunited2010foryou But it's pretty clear who has the cleaner soul out of the two brothers. One held onto hate, while the other tried to forgive and mend things.
Vicky Ray true,coming from someone who’s been abused for years I held onto hate for a long time cause my father was in n out of jail n on drugs throughout my childhood till I was 16 and chose the drugs over us kids for many years cause he was embarrassed(he’s been clean for 3 years now,I’m 20 now) n it took me a long time to forgive him my mother never withheld me from my dad but never pushed me to see or talk to him neither was she the one who was abusive but it takes much time to forgive but the scars will always stay
@@abeedeahmed5626 He was most likely taking Steroids or testosterone. Had decent trap genetics. Lots of work over at least 3 months. Diet and flexing hard to make them pop as well. All of those ingredients make for some great jaw dropping traps.
Nick Jolly it’s not boring if you really understand it, the connection between the brothers and their dad, the reason why tommy was more motivated to fight him than Brendan was, the betrayal that happened in this family all over the place. It’s not boring it’s real.
What’s interesting is that we know Tommy does, in fact, drink coffee; we see him do so in the diner, and we hear him imply it when scolding Paddy for waking him up. Him rebuffing Brendan’s coffee request was, I think, an opportunity that he saw to act dismissive, which is what pissed off people often do - acting like you don’t care is much easier than admitting that you were hurt (as would be the case if he acted outright angry). Very subtle. Fantastic writing.
The subtle things about their dynamic. Tommy couldn’t look Brenden in the eye when he’s getting yelled at like a little brother. Brenden sucking his lip in anger like his dad
@@antipaganda5635 not really though, some people are just born with good trap and delt genetics, though they usually have trouble growing other body parts like legs or chest 😢
@@RusyaidiDzulkifli correct. My upper body is very strong, my lower body lags far behind despite my most sincere efforts. Nowadays most lazy people that can't even do 30 pushups are hasty to call on steroids without ever knowing what it's like to put the work in.
@@achillesofvolos4134 i know because my traps grow very easily, so i rarely do traps workout anymore because it would make everything look imbalanced..my chest however, it just can't grow 🤦🏻♂️
@@achillesofvolos4134 true, however Hardy did use PEDs for this video, if you look at his genetic baseline he is a fairly skinny man and has been his whole life.
What made this movie special was its examination of alcoholism and its effects on a family. This sort of conflict, and this sort of long term resentment toward parents, between children, is dealt with every day by people in recovery. Alcoholism is a terrible disease and if society invests in its treatment, many lives would be saved.
The fact that he tells his brother who he abandoned "everything i do is for my family" is another level of irony. When Tommy calls him out as a bullshitter for talking about "forgiving everyone" it really makes you think about what he's saying versus his actions and all the years he could have tried to repair the damaged relationships. The first time I watched this movie I was rooting for Tommy but thought Brendan was most "in the right", but after a few more watches I started to notice how this movie really strays from the norm by giving multiple characters to root for as well as getting away from a black and white protagonist/antagonist storyline. It is a lot more accurate to real life in how the writers are just giving us a glimpse into the lives of a broken family rather than telling a story filled with classic tropes found in fighting and sports movies. One of the main reasons the story impacts so many people is likely the way it allows for the audience to draw their own conclusions about the characters as well as the events that they go through. In life, everyone has their reasons for doing things that may even negatively impact others around them, which is something we see in all the main characters of this film. It brings very human elements to a genre that is often met with one dimensional tropes that frame the characters in only a positive or negative light.
@@joewhitehead3 not what I mean exactly from a creative direction it adds more impact and weight to the story had the brothers been on screen throughout I don’t think the emotional weight would have been as impactful
this movie is about Hate vs Forgiveness Tommy represents anger and Hate Brendan represents Love and Forgiveness if Tommy wins the fight, that means hate have won. and as a result, Brendan will lose his house and his life will be torn apart, and Tommy will isolate himself and never trust anyone in his life thinking that he can resolve his problem alone by just hurting people, this will set him on a destructive path that will lead him to prison or getting killed. and that sad thing is, he going suffer all of this alone. so my response is, it's a good thing the Tommy didn't win.
@@abq4565 I agree. After the end, Brendan would definitely give him a part of the money. The thing is that most people have a thing for antiheroes. Some identify themselves with them, some think they're cooler...
@@petarvurdelja7667 Tommy was too emotional and boxing and mma isn't an emotional sport. If you let emotion in when fighter often times you lose a fight. You have to keep a level head, that's what Brendan did and that's what Tommy failed to do.
@@petarvurdelja7667 I've seen and done enough fighting to know emotion plays a huge factor in the final decision. Brendan sure was emotional, but he still had a level head, Tommy went through everyone because they were an obstacle, but when he got to Brendan everything came back to him, he struggle to get his head right and emotion took over. It's not at all far fetched to believe Brendan the more skilled, and the more level headed of the two won. Aggression based on emotional instability and power isn't everything in combat sport.
When he said he forgave him and his mom that right there deserved a punch to the face He made it seemed like him and his mother chose to just up and leave one day when it was their dad tht drove them out Not to mention while Brendan claimed to have suffered but at least he had his wife Tommy endured it all by himself
Recently I have started to realize how important my little bro is to me. This movie brought me to tears. I guess my parents got what they wanted. I'd protect my lil bro from anyone and everything. Really started to realize what it means to be a older brother. He doesn't know, but that's exactly why he's the younger one.
That little noise Brendan makes with his teeth at the end of this scene is the exact same thing his father does to Tommy in their first scene together in the house. Check it out
What you all need to understand is that Tommy never stopped loving his dad or his brother. He would not have even wanted to see them otherwise. Him saying that his Dad is just someone he trains with is bullshit. A part of him wants to be with them because that is how he completes himself. But at the same time, he is a very hurt person. When we are hurt by the people we love, we try to mask all that love with anger. But we will see later on that he never stopped loving both of them
@@thelimitlessathlete I am sorry to hear that bruh. Yeah forgiveness is a good start. Forgiving someone does not mean you need to welcome them back in your life, it only means that you choose to not hate them anymore
Nah, I believe, he realises that the promise to his best friend's widdow was just more important. He knew, he needed the help of his father, who got him a perfect record in wrestling before!
@@Ironheart73 oh you mean after he relapsed because Tommy told him that him and Brendan’s only thing in common was that the father was useless to them? Oh and then told him to go relapse? Lol this can’t be serious
This scene was the one that hit home for me, as a family man with a brother and blessed with parents who made it thru numerous sicknesses, Makes me think of how it could be if I lost either of them. Every time I watch 'Warrior' I shed a tear or two just can't help it lol And the fact that two of the most American roles were played by a britshman and an Aussie guy.
How Tom Hardy is not an Oscar actor His body language how he's looking to his brother his eyes explained how much he is getting hurt and upset.... Tom Hardy the black horse of Hollywood ever
Dont forget mate - it could be you that need to beg for forgiveness. Nobody is without sin in this world, so wether you you sinned first or last, everyone has done some evil. Everyone needs to repent, but so few want to.
Iroquois Pliskin an Indian who's banged out more white European girls than I can count and each one swallowed every drop... Carry on hating on the net. Chump 😃😂😂😂👌
Nope Brendan winning healed the family If Tommy won, he have just walked away point not emphasised in the movie- Tommy tap's on Brendan's "Conlon " tattoo, Tommy lets go of his rage, his brother is going to help him , and Paddy know his boys are going to be Ok , perfect ending - its not about who won
I’ve study cinema and it’s not Brendan who won but more the value of what he represent. He represent family, working hard, trying your hardest to provide for your close one. Winning is also a freedom and a liberty from his debts. Because of what he represent (American value) he has to win to show the population that you’ll get rewarded if you fallow them
@@farmerned6what do you mean it isnt about who won?? a major part of the plot is how paddy was always a front runner and never gave the underdog a chance. didnt even bother to train brendan when tommy left. Brendans trainer was doubting brendan, brendans wife was doubting him. Brenden was barely a 50-50 fighter in the UFC. The announcer were downplaying brendan bad in his first fight at sparta. He needed to win. you obviously didnt watch the movie if you cant see that, so I suggest actually watching the movie before you open your mouth again
I got to see Phish play exactly where this scene was filmed. My favorite band at my favorite beach where one of my favorite films was shot. Amazing feeling.
Why take Tommy’s side? Brendan couldn’t go because he was with his future wife. He didn’t leave the mother and Tommy, they left Brendan. She could’ve got an apartment a couple blocks away and Brendan would’ve stayed with them then.
Tommy got betrayed by his brother and then had to watch his mother die. Tommy went off to war and got betrayed by his own military and had to watch all his brothers-in-arms die. This guy didnt have a chip on his shoulder, he had a whole mountain of despair he was carrying.
One of his workouts was he would bridge his back (like you see some wrestlers do) and do bench press/ dumbell press out of the position. If you want to try that I suggest working on a solid bridge first.
@MrRight James Not really, some people naturally have good genetics for bodybuilding. I've seen natural bodybuilders who are twice the size as the likes of Tom Hardy and Zac Efron. Lol Efron's physique isn't even that good.
@MrRight James Any woman would think the Rock looks good too, so what lmao. For bodybuilding standards, his physique isn't great. It's good but nothing more than that.
This clip shows that one of the most valuable assets we humans have is the power of forgiveness. This scene starts with Brendan asking for forgiveness from Tom and ends this clip with Tom telling Brenden what gives him the right to forgive others in just 1.25 mts the tables have turned. Tom got to bury his mother while Brenden got to keep his wife. The movie shows how important is the ability to forgive with more than words.
...... this kind of hits a cord right now with me personally with my older brother, since our father passed away. Now he alienates our mom because of a misguided sense of entitlement and pride fueled points of view honeyed by guilt maybe he didn’t come see dad when he could have. .... damn, I’m all sorts of messed up now. But was a good scene to put real life in perspective for me..
No it really doesnt, like what are you talking about?? its implied that the family is healed. brenden saves his house, and most likely gives tommy a share of the 5 million dollars which tommy will definitely donate to mannys wife. like what would the point of a sequel be you goof?
the ending of the movie was an insult to those of us who have some intelligence as Tommy would have easily beat his brother but whoever made the movie settled for an unbelievable ending and for that I say FU!
Telling someone you forgive them when you betrayed them and inflicted harm on them is arrogant. Betrayed his brother and mother over a piece of tale. Tired of hearing i have a family crap and everything i do for them. Sounds self righteous. Why didn't Brendan feel thr same way for tommy and his mother?
This guy had a mission. He fought his older brother and destroyed him. But his clouded vision got him, this is a mma game, a submission got him. And that Kurt angle kid, both same beast fighting styles, this guy would win no question asked.
If you read into this scene and consider cycles of abuse, it’s very likely that the older brother was protecting his very talented younger brother and mother by taking on most of the abuse. So when they were getting out, he stayed to provide some messed up kind of protection. Moral of the story is that they bury feel abandoned.
Jack Ben it was just a woman. He mentioned earlier in the movie that part of the reason he stuck around with their dad was so that he could “have him all to himself”. He chose his Dad too, not just the girl.
@@Bananaman11309 one person raised you, the other hasn't put in the time/effort. Family ( especially parents ) first unless they clearly don't deserve it
Man this movie is so underrated. One of the best fighting movies ever
Correction, one of the best movies ever...
I consider it the best sports film ever made and I rank it among my top 25 films ever made.
It's not underated everyone goes on about this movie smh
@@thehealthylife5715 lol no they don’t idiot
@@thehealthylife5715 do they
"Mom needed you.I needed you. You were my big brother and you bailed on me."
That's all.
i swear to god tommy should have won
He started his own life and at the end of the day, the only person who acted out of spite and anger was Tommy - he had no right to do what he did. He didn't deserve to win.
Even tho it worked out in the end what Brendan did is simping to it's core.
käzmik you the type of dude who prolly thinks anything lower than how Tommy acts is being a baby huh.
A.R. Wolfwood you never turn your back on family. He selfishly started his own life. Tommy spent his whole life working for other people. For his mom, while she was sick, then in the marines, and then was fighting in the tournament for his fallen brothers wife. He was completely selfless, and was angered by how selfish and ignorant his brother could be. Can you blame him
Both are wrong yet both are right. Such realistic writing.
I agree, that’s why ppl in the comment section still fighting over this problem. Imagining we were the brothers in the clip 💀💀💀
Yep. It's very real.
One of the most underrated films, this movie made me cry!
Τom Hardy's acting in this movie is insane. His whole hunched body language expressing emotional trauma ...
Pretty pic
Love this comment!!! The thing is I see so many comments about who’s “right” or “wrong”. There’s none of that. Both have so much pain and valid reasons on both sides. An abusive household shatters a child’s spirit/innocence. They both made adult choices as children considering the circumstances. Pain, resentment and anger will clout reason and sound judgment. This movie is one of my favorites! Acting is superb.
Uh... that's how Tom Hardy always looks. Mumbling and walking like he has arthritis are his go-to "acting" tropes.
Are you in- incubus
Been a minute...i use to play my drums to this
Hardy is only 5'9.
Tommy felt betrayed by his brother since he looked up to him. He wanted his brother by his side, but he chose a girl over his family. That’s what Brendan failed to see in this scene.
Johnny Utah Brendan did see that. But Brendan was also a kid just like Tommy was at the time, and Tommy still had no right to keep their mother's death from Brendan. That's what Tommy failed to see.
Greg Drake Sure, but when Brendan also stated that part of the reason he stayed was because he was jealous of Tommy’s bond with their father hence the reason he stayed to have Paddy all to himself. At that point, the ball was in Tommy’s court to mention their mother’s death. Morally he should have said something, but it’s understandable why he didn’t.
Greg Drake if Tommy had "no right" then brendan had "no right" to leave them.
I think it’s better to see the seen as how destructive “being right” can be in our relationships.
But,but,buttttttttttttttt the girl is sooooooooo perfect in her love for him.
Everyday is back day
You mean 'payback' do you not?
@@fairybits no sir. Back day at the gym.
8 hour barbell shrug workout
@@quincylee2276 there are multiple muscle groups in the back, you have to work all of them to have a back like Tom's in this scene
@@johngallagher9151 I didn’t think anyone was stupid enough to not understand a joke.
"i never got the chance to say goodbye to my own mother"
That hits hard for me.
When i heard that line hit home as well amazing dialogue
Like what do you expect, when you chose to stay with your alcoholic dad, because of some girl..?!
@@LeviHasashi that girl ended up being his wife, that gave birth to his two daughters. I think even the mom would look at those little girls and say they were worth everything.
@@shadowbandit3975 And how could you be sure it will be that way? Finding love in your teenage years isn't comparable to your struggling mother.
@@LeviHasashi And how could you be sure it wouldn't be that way? See it works both ways. As Brennan said, he didn't know his mother was sick. As a parent, my children's happiness is more important. If my son truly loved a girl, I'm not going to burden on that, just because I'm "struggling".
That’s great acting right there. When he says I forgave you guys and Tom looks back at him I thought to myself “you forgave us” and sure enough Tom Hardy’s next line was “you forgave us?” It feels like a genuine reaction to what Joel’s character says to him. The look and everything. Great performances in this film 👌🏼💯
Joel Edgerton is a great actor. Never seen a bad performance from him
Forgiveness isn't always so light hearted and butterfly's and roses.
Forgiveness hurts sometimes, but it is necessary to heal.
It never is. If you can easily forgive someone, you were never really hurt to begin with
@@MoveConsistently fuckno
Hell no, it's a f'g insanely difficult lifelong process
"Calm down Brendan now is not the time for fear. That comes later!"
Underrated comment.
Read it in Bane's voice & everything first glance
He was great as Bane but waaaaaaay better as Tommy Conlon.
You know what the best part about knowing you can hold your own in a fight. Realising you don't have to fight in the first place.
Some times wounds are so deep that it takes allot of time to heal. The scars will always be with you but forgiveness helps clean the soul.
It's not alwasy that easy to forgive, especially in situations like this one.
@@rayunited2010foryou But it's pretty clear who has the cleaner soul out of the two brothers. One held onto hate, while the other tried to forgive and mend things.
Vicky Ray true,coming from someone who’s been abused for years I held onto hate for a long time cause my father was in n out of jail n on drugs throughout my childhood till I was 16 and chose the drugs over us kids for many years cause he was embarrassed(he’s been clean for 3 years now,I’m 20 now) n it took me a long time to forgive him my mother never withheld me from my dad but never pushed me to see or talk to him neither was she the one who was abusive but it takes much time to forgive but the scars will always stay
@Starlight Runner That's what I meant, I said it's not easy. And once lose trust, it's nearly impossible to trust that person again.
@@kennylamere8542 Absolutely correct.
Tom Hardy's back, though!
HOW DARE YOU I think for Tommy he’s got his traps constantly flexed, in almost every scene the traps seem flexed
Trap monster
Abeede Ahmed that’s the point my dude. His character.
@@abeedeahmed5626 He was most likely taking Steroids or testosterone. Had decent trap genetics. Lots of work over at least 3 months. Diet and flexing hard to make them pop as well. All of those ingredients make for some great jaw dropping traps.
This came out in 2011 and Dark Knight Rises came out in 2012. He was most likely prepping for that movie.
People can relate to this movie in one way or another! Great movie
favorite movie. favorite actor.
its alright. boring doe.
Camille Pango 💯 lawless
Nick Jolly it’s not boring if you really understand it, the connection between the brothers and their dad, the reason why tommy was more motivated to fight him than Brendan was, the betrayal that happened in this family all over the place. It’s not boring it’s real.
@@nickjolly4492 did you watch the movie?
@@billybob4159 nope
What’s interesting is that we know Tommy does, in fact, drink coffee; we see him do so in the diner, and we hear him imply it when scolding Paddy for waking him up. Him rebuffing Brendan’s coffee request was, I think, an opportunity that he saw to act dismissive, which is what pissed off people often do - acting like you don’t care is much easier than admitting that you were hurt (as would be the case if he acted outright angry). Very subtle. Fantastic writing.
Grasping at straws a bit.
these 2 English actors have better American accents than Americans LOL
One of them is australian.
@@jordanroper5353 Australia is just England with too much sunshine.
I live in Australia so it depends which area you live in haha.
@@jordanroper5353 And...you speak England and probably drink enough to kill a full grown American...Both highly English traits.
Not an Illuminati spy I have a felling you are a illuminati spy
Tom hardy is one of my favorite actors! Hands down
"Your punishment must be more severe...."
Haha
And that’s why he turns into.....Venom!
Nope this movie released in 2011, Tommy became Bane and then Venom.
Venom is not at all a benchmark
The subtle things about their dynamic. Tommy couldn’t look Brenden in the eye when he’s getting yelled at like a little brother. Brenden sucking his lip in anger like his dad
Dude's deltoids are insane in this movie
His traps are what's really impressive.
@@antipaganda5635 not really though, some people are just born with good trap and delt genetics, though they usually have trouble growing other body parts like legs or chest 😢
@@RusyaidiDzulkifli correct. My upper body is very strong, my lower body lags far behind despite my most sincere efforts.
Nowadays most lazy people that can't even do 30 pushups are hasty to call on steroids without ever knowing what it's like to put the work in.
@@achillesofvolos4134 i know because my traps grow very easily, so i rarely do traps workout anymore because it would make everything look imbalanced..my chest however, it just can't grow 🤦🏻♂️
@@achillesofvolos4134 true, however Hardy did use PEDs for this video, if you look at his genetic baseline he is a fairly skinny man and has been his whole life.
What made this movie special was its examination of alcoholism and its effects on a family. This sort of conflict, and this sort of long term resentment toward parents, between children, is dealt with every day by people in recovery. Alcoholism is a terrible disease and if society invests in its treatment, many lives would be saved.
The fact that he tells his brother who he abandoned "everything i do is for my family" is another level of irony. When Tommy calls him out as a bullshitter for talking about "forgiving everyone" it really makes you think about what he's saying versus his actions and all the years he could have tried to repair the damaged relationships. The first time I watched this movie I was rooting for Tommy but thought Brendan was most "in the right", but after a few more watches I started to notice how this movie really strays from the norm by giving multiple characters to root for as well as getting away from a black and white protagonist/antagonist storyline. It is a lot more accurate to real life in how the writers are just giving us a glimpse into the lives of a broken family rather than telling a story filled with classic tropes found in fighting and sports movies. One of the main reasons the story impacts so many people is likely the way it allows for the audience to draw their own conclusions about the characters as well as the events that they go through. In life, everyone has their reasons for doing things that may even negatively impact others around them, which is something we see in all the main characters of this film. It brings very human elements to a genre that is often met with one dimensional tropes that frame the characters in only a positive or negative light.
I’m just curious! Why is Brendan more in the right??
I imagine the ending song playing with this scene as well
Owen Miller wym
Crazy to think in the whole movie other then the last fight scene this is this only time we see the brothers together on screen
Well they weren’t exactly close, as you can see
@@joewhitehead3 not what I mean exactly from a creative direction it adds more impact and weight to the story had the brothers been on screen throughout I don’t think the emotional weight would have been as impactful
Tommy should have won the fight
this movie is about Hate vs Forgiveness
Tommy represents anger and Hate
Brendan represents Love and Forgiveness
if Tommy wins the fight, that means hate have won.
and as a result, Brendan will lose his house and his life will be torn apart, and Tommy will isolate himself and never trust anyone in his life thinking that he can resolve his problem alone by just hurting people, this will set him on a destructive path that will lead him to prison or getting killed.
and that sad thing is, he going suffer all of this alone.
so my response is, it's a good thing the Tommy didn't win.
@@abq4565 I agree. After the end, Brendan would definitely give him a part of the money. The thing is that most people have a thing for antiheroes. Some identify themselves with them, some think they're cooler...
Brendan had to save his house. I wanted it in the beginning but I understood after why he couldn't
@@petarvurdelja7667 Tommy was too emotional and boxing and mma isn't an emotional sport. If you let emotion in when fighter often times you lose a fight. You have to keep a level head, that's what Brendan did and that's what Tommy failed to do.
@@petarvurdelja7667 I've seen and done enough fighting to know emotion plays a huge factor in the final decision. Brendan sure was emotional, but he still had a level head, Tommy went through everyone because they were an obstacle, but when he got to Brendan everything came back to him, he struggle to get his head right and emotion took over. It's not at all far fetched to believe Brendan the more skilled, and the more level headed of the two won. Aggression based on emotional instability and power isn't everything in combat sport.
When he said he forgave him and his mom that right there deserved a punch to the face
He made it seemed like him and his mother chose to just up and leave one day when it was their dad tht drove them out
Not to mention while Brendan claimed to have suffered but at least he had his wife
Tommy endured it all by himself
Recently I have started to realize how important my little bro is to me. This movie brought me to tears. I guess my parents got what they wanted. I'd protect my lil bro from anyone and everything. Really started to realize what it means to be a older brother. He doesn't know, but that's exactly why he's the younger one.
this movie was soooooooo underrated wtf
Doesn't matter if it was underrated. You liked it, you enjoyed it. That's the most important thing mate.
so many families can relate with this movie and this scene. Such a classic. Perfectly casted too
One of the finest pieces of acting put to film 🎞 massively underrated film
"You were supposed to stick to the plan-"
There it is, his anger.
That little noise Brendan makes with his teeth at the end of this scene is the exact same thing his father does to Tommy in their first scene together in the house. Check it out
Tom Hardys traps added the emotional YOKE.
What you all need to understand is that Tommy never stopped loving his dad or his brother. He would not have even wanted to see them otherwise. Him saying that his Dad is just someone he trains with is bullshit. A part of him wants to be with them because that is how he completes himself. But at the same time, he is a very hurt person. When we are hurt by the people we love, we try to mask all that love with anger. But we will see later on that he never stopped loving both of them
@@thelimitlessathlete I am sorry to hear that bruh. Yeah forgiveness is a good start. Forgiving someone does not mean you need to welcome them back in your life, it only means that you choose to not hate them anymore
Nah, I believe, he realises that the promise to his best friend's widdow was just more important. He knew, he needed the help of his father, who got him a perfect record in wrestling before!
No…he hates them… he just needed a trainer and did you watch this scene? Lol
@@charles305 Yes I did. Did you see that scene where Paddy relapsed in the hotel? That proved that Tommy did not stop loving his father
@@Ironheart73 oh you mean after he relapsed because Tommy told him that him and Brendan’s only thing in common was that the father was useless to them? Oh and then told him to go relapse? Lol this can’t be serious
Tommy talk like he wanna punch him hard. But the big brother respect hold him , brilliant
Oh yeah lol. Body language was giving off "I'm about to knock your teeth in." 😂
@@MrSamoannn exactly 😂
Wow! Tom Hardy’s performance in this move should be in the all time category, he played a PERFECT role
Have yet to see another "MMA" movie at this caliber.
This scene was the one that hit home for me, as a family man with a brother and blessed with parents who made it thru numerous sicknesses, Makes me think of how it could be if I lost either of them. Every time I watch 'Warrior' I shed a tear or two just can't help it lol
And the fact that two of the most American roles were played by a britshman and an Aussie guy.
“I’m glad you stayed everything worked out for you, when you leave you get the opposite, when you leave you get to bury people” Deep
Tom hardy is a really good actor
He apparently is a really good MMA fighter too. He had recently won a tournament I think or at least a match just recently
How come this movie didn't win the Oscar that year? It's definitely better than the "King's speech"
Thanks sir for allowing me to sneeze - I appreciate your kindness and for bloody sake sir quit oozing goodness it's contagious sir
How Tom Hardy is not an Oscar actor
His body language how he's looking to his brother his eyes explained how much he is getting hurt and upset....
Tom Hardy the black horse of Hollywood ever
Был бы он американцем он бы уже получил оскар
People do have balls asking for forgiveness.
and you never mistreated someone before?.....
Dont forget mate - it could be you that need to beg for forgiveness. Nobody is without sin in this world, so wether you you sinned first or last, everyone has done some evil. Everyone needs to repent, but so few want to.
"This is still MY BABY BOY!" - a dad
Tommy's so gorgeous 😍
Natasha Alli so are you tho. 👌
Iroquois Pliskin an Indian who's banged out more white European girls than I can count and each one swallowed every drop... Carry on hating on the net. Chump 😃😂😂😂👌
R G that’s a lil zesty homie
They look sorta similar
@@darkknight17 yeah of course rajesh kothrappali
Tommy deserved to win. Like that ending pissed me off
He did but then he would’ve never been able to let go and open up like he did
Nope
Brendan winning healed the family
If Tommy won, he have just walked away
point not emphasised in the movie- Tommy tap's on Brendan's "Conlon " tattoo,
Tommy lets go of his rage, his brother is going to help him , and Paddy know his boys are going to be Ok , perfect ending - its not about who won
I’ve study cinema and it’s not Brendan who won but more the value of what he represent. He represent family, working hard, trying your hardest to provide for your close one. Winning is also a freedom and a liberty from his debts. Because of what he represent (American value) he has to win to show the population that you’ll get rewarded if you fallow them
The ending is literally perfect
@@farmerned6what do you mean it isnt about who won?? a major part of the plot is how paddy was always a front runner and never gave the underdog a chance. didnt even bother to train brendan when tommy left. Brendans trainer was doubting brendan, brendans wife was doubting him. Brenden was barely a 50-50 fighter in the UFC. The announcer were downplaying brendan bad in his first fight at sparta. He needed to win. you obviously didnt watch the movie if you cant see that, so I suggest actually watching the movie before you open your mouth again
2:00 sounds like Thanos' theme in Infinity War.
True
It is
It's venom theme now lol
😂
Oh look at little Tommy jr, gonna cry?
I got to see Phish play exactly where this scene was filmed. My favorite band at my favorite beach where one of my favorite films was shot. Amazing feeling.
When big brothers bail on you when u need em u never forget awesome movie
This darkness scenery is amazing
"And who are you, exactly?"
I was on Tommy's side this whole movie. Brendan sucks and so did the ending
The ending is fantastic. You’re crazy
Wtf the ending was incredible! Both brothers were redeemed during the last fight.
You cant even say that tommy fought with a broken arm
Why take Tommy’s side? Brendan couldn’t go because he was with his future wife. He didn’t leave the mother and Tommy, they left Brendan. She could’ve got an apartment a couple blocks away and Brendan would’ve stayed with them then.
rishabh sharma ...but Brendan didn’t leave him, Tommy is the one who left...
I hope they make a Warrior 2 were they all make up and then the brothers got to fight together in another tournament for their family
As much as I love this film, no. It should remain a one-off film, a sequel would just water it down.
This movie is so underrated. Great drama, even better fighting.👍🏻
Tommy's restraint is calculated. he knows Brenden is not as strong, but he is still his older brother.
Tommy got betrayed by his brother and then had to watch his mother die. Tommy went off to war and got betrayed by his own military and had to watch all his brothers-in-arms die. This guy didnt have a chip on his shoulder, he had a whole mountain of despair he was carrying.
I wish I could get traps like Tom Hardy, no matter how many shrugs I do I can't get them like that.
One of his workouts was he would bridge his back (like you see some wrestlers do) and do bench press/ dumbell press out of the position. If you want to try that I suggest working on a solid bridge first.
@MrRight James Not really, some people naturally have good genetics for bodybuilding. I've seen natural bodybuilders who are twice the size as the likes of Tom Hardy and Zac Efron. Lol Efron's physique isn't even that good.
@MrRight James Any woman would think the Rock looks good too, so what lmao. For bodybuilding standards, his physique isn't great. It's good but nothing more than that.
Testosterone and steroids
Nineteen raw chicken a day. But make sure they're dead before you shove them into your shirt.
An Irishman and an Aussie speaking unbelievable Boston accent. Wow. Great movie
Hardy is British mate
@@aaronbarroso494 ahhh wow I don’t know that 👍🏼
This clip shows that one of the most valuable assets we humans have is the power of forgiveness. This scene starts with Brendan asking for forgiveness from Tom and ends this clip with Tom telling Brenden what gives him the right to forgive others in just 1.25 mts the tables have turned. Tom got to bury his mother while Brenden got to keep his wife. The movie shows how important is the ability to forgive with more than words.
You leave...you get to bury people.
This one is for the good side of us Italian peeps. Love!
I love you!
Let's raise the ones we have and rid the haters.
@S3 Solid Snake Simulation Schizo, just ...schizo
...... this kind of hits a cord right now with me personally with my older brother, since our father passed away. Now he alienates our mom because of a misguided sense of entitlement and pride fueled points of view honeyed by guilt maybe he didn’t come see dad when he could have.
.... damn, I’m all sorts of messed up now. But was a good scene to put real life in perspective for me..
Before this scene Brendan asked Tommy if he wanted to go somewhere else and Tommy says “I’m good right here.” Lmao dude was ready to throw down.
I didn’t think of that
Love it he was all strong tell bigger bruther got mad can see the lil scared ness in it love this movie needs Oscar Dame
“You want forgiveness, get religion“
😂😂😂😂😂
I feel like im looking in a mirror with tommy basically my whole life story
Best traps in the history of film
Such an underrated movie!!!!!
Brendan- “I forgave him just like I forgave you and mom!”
Tommy- ……..and I took that personally
I have to see this movie. Tom Hardy is Oscar worthy here
Irony is that Tom hardy is like 5’7. But they camera angle up to make him look big. He’s a small guy
they do same thing to stallone and arnold
@@b0zay Arnold is about 6'2" no need for camera angle tricks with him
Tom is 5'9", he's not a big guy, but he's hardly "small".
@Ray Der thats weird jeff bezo is 5'7 and hes one of the most powerful men on the planet
"For you"
Tommy clearly didn’t care about a whole lot. Just blowing off steam
Little brother was Big for that moment. The audacity. Lol.
Brendan had the right to leave Tommy has the right to hate him for it
You leave, you get the opposite. You leave, you get to bury people.
this movie needs a sequel
No it really doesnt, like what are you talking about?? its implied that the family is healed. brenden saves his house, and most likely gives tommy a share of the 5 million dollars which tommy will definitely donate to mannys wife. like what would the point of a sequel be you goof?
@@marcGOAT1 are u a basement dweller?
@@Bobby_Duncan are you a trans? notice how you had absolutely no response🤣 take the L boomer
@@Bobby_Duncan are you butt hurt that im right? imagine a boomer throwing a kid insult🤣 Notice how you had absolutely no response, hold the L boomer
@@marcGOAT1 bro u are old and lonely aren’t u goof
Tom "the living backmuscle" hardy
This was around the time Tom Hardy played the role of Bane.
I love tom hardy hes a beast
the ending of the movie was an insult to those of us who have some intelligence as Tommy would have easily beat his brother but whoever made the movie settled for an unbelievable ending and for that I say FU!
Telling someone you forgive them when you betrayed them and inflicted harm on them is arrogant. Betrayed his brother and mother over a piece of tale. Tired of hearing i have a family crap and everything i do for them. Sounds self righteous. Why didn't Brendan feel thr same way for tommy and his mother?
Tense and superb acting in this scene
This guy had a mission. He fought his older brother and destroyed him. But his clouded vision got him, this is a mma game, a submission got him. And that Kurt angle kid, both same beast fighting styles, this guy would win no question asked.
If you read into this scene and consider cycles of abuse, it’s very likely that the older brother was protecting his very talented younger brother and mother by taking on most of the abuse. So when they were getting out, he stayed to provide some messed up kind of protection. Moral of the story is that they bury feel abandoned.
Strong movie if you been in the same situation
Who do you agree with between Tommy and Brendan?
Sometimes the pit sends something back.
Brenden did mess up …. Don’t ever turn your back on family
It was more complicated than that
He didn't turn his back. He moved out and got married like adults are supposed to do.
Tom is the same hunchback tough guy in every film
No, he's different in the Revenent.
Tom was looking for a father figure an the one guy he looked up to left. I understand his pain
Hot Take:
Choosing a woman over his blood brother was wrong. Family always first
Jack Ben it was just a woman. He mentioned earlier in the movie that part of the reason he stuck around with their dad was so that he could “have him all to himself”.
He chose his Dad too, not just the girl.
I don’t believe so, family is just a finite as a woman, at the end of the day it’s how healthy the relationship is and what it consists of.
@@Bananaman11309 one person raised you, the other hasn't put in the time/effort. Family ( especially parents ) first unless they clearly don't deserve it
That’s not a hot take lol. That’s common sense
@@KaleFGB facts
Two outstanding actors
Such a great F’ing movie. 👍🏻
anyone here in 2020??!!!!
🤚🏽
@@ligma3278 niceee heyy!!!!! lol
I just saw this movie for the first time last night!
@@rubyloyd5753 ohhhh Nice....what was your opinion?! its a severe sad movie tbh!! what did you think
@@geoboy700 It was really cool! The ending was amazing in my opinion, it was really sad (I might have shed a tear tbh)😅
Same music as infinity war intro when thanos shows up
Lol I knew it sounded familiar
Tom hardy and the old man carried this film. The rest of the actors didn't exactly grab me