TOM HARDY TRAPS!!!| Warrior (2011) MOVIE REACTION
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The dad's PTSD episode with Tommy supporting him due to his own ongoing PTSD and how badly he finally understands his father's suffering all these years is heartbreaking - decades of hate for his father and in a moment it all changes, it didn't justify what his father did, but for Tommy he just saw another man hurting the same way he is hurting
Dude I kept it together through all of the movie but at that point I said F-it and started balling... didn't help that the end at "I love you" came with such a great song and then I totally lost it. Never had another movie destroy me like this one..
This is a fucking stellar movie. That scene in the hotel room breaks me every time
that broke me.
Literally from the moment Tommy gets his arm broken, with the music and the emotion, I cried like biatch. That is raw broken family emotion. I haven't experienced it, but you feel the sincerity and what it may be like. Tom Hardy is so talented it is unbelievable. To go from a hard man who no-one has sympathy for in Bronson to this, my god.
Breaks me every time.
Think this movie really highlights well how complicated families can be. Yes we all hate the dad for what he did to the mother and the boys - but what we can learn from is that forever hatred will just grow and consume you - you can tell that Tommy just 24/7 angry like his presence just walking he just an angry man because the hatred has consumed him. The acting was just 1st class and you can feel the emotions. really emotional at the end when he was like "tommy i love you its okay" honestly just so touching. great movie and great reaction.
My dad left when I was 10 I’m 36 now, I still seen him now and again growing up, he wasn’t a very good dad at all, but now I’m an adult I don’t hold no grudges, I give a few hours on a Friday to have a few pints with him no and again, at the end of the day not everyone can be the best parent but he’s my dad and I love him to bits even tho he was a shit dad as a kid, I just rip the piss outta him now at the pub it’s great, the bonds good
Didn't hate the dad actually. Just felt bad for him just like his two sons.
I agree, would you say Tom hardy is in the top male actors in the world? One of the only actors/actresses who legitimately made me cry. Outstanding in his versatility even though he plays "hard men". So good especially compared to apparent sex symbol like Harry Styles blehet.
My #1 underrated movie ever, saw it in theaters not expecting much and was blown out of my suspenders
Another underrated movie is out of the furnace
The fact that you wore suspenders to the movies automatically makes me respect you.
also, tommy is fighting purely fueled by rage, whereas brandon learned how to fight smart. AND brandon can take so many hits because he was used to blocking blows from his dad growing up
Damn. That last detail really put this a different light.
Yeah. You can kinda see the difference between the way they fight, when Tommy wins by knockouts, and Brandon wins by submission.
But it's also significant to note that, despite the fact that Brandon may have been beat up by their dad more than Tommy, it was Tommy who went to inherit the addiction problem.
I never thought about that. This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I’d seen a trailer for it and then I saw it on the Walmart shelf and without even hesitating, I just immediately bought it, and was hoping for the best. Absolutely fell in love with it after the first watch, and it has since become one of the most re-watchable and best movies I’ve ever seen. Yeah, it’s a fight movie, but it’s also got a very compelling emotional storyline. Kind of like Rocky.
And I had never thought about what Brendan and Tommy had gone through physically at the hands of Paddy when they were younger. It never truly elaborated on the abuse that they probably were victimized by. It really only tells you how Paddy treated their mom. So, I’m not sure if it was a sarcastic remark, or not, but it actually makes sense. I think it is usually the older sibling that usually takes the worst beatings from the abusive parent. I honestly wouldn’t know, the Lord blessed me tremendously, I have two great parents who have never been abusive. But I can only imagine that it’s probably the oldest sibling that takes the worst abuse. So then, with Brendan, he’s much more defense oriented and looks for any opportunity he can to swiftly take his opponent out. Whereas Tommy is just fueled by hatred and aggression from seeing his family be brutalized all the time and then going through what he went through in the Marines, with his close friend being killed by friendly fire of all things. He literally probably just had a mental break down and the only way he knew how to express those feelings was through fighting and aggression. The only thing he’s really ever known.
@@RayNotCharles truly an amazing movie
Actually, Tom Hardy's first serious role was 'Bronson.' If you want to see a good Tom Hardy movie watch 'Lawless.'
Lawless was epic
@@Burt_MacklinJr Still not sure if I like Lawless or Legend more
@@niero4201 yup that’s a tough decision
Watch Bronson. Great flick.
Воин, лок, капля, the take, стюарт, легенла выживший, безумный макс....много хороших фильмов с Томом . Талантливый мистер Харди ❤❤❤
Easily one of my favorite films of the past decade. As someone with a brother who is a martial artist, and a late father who struggled with alcohol and substance abuse for most of his life, it's a film that hits a little closer to home.
The crazy part with Bisping is he kept the fact that only had one eye quiet, he kept it from the UFC, the doctors, since he would have been banned from fighting immediately if they found out.
This movie hits close to home. Alcohol addiction runs in my family. I have an older brother, who's a Marine.
Hardy and Edgerton play brother's VERY well.
You love your brother but there is always an unspoken anger underneath everything ... that final fight, Tommy doesn't tapout until he tells him he loves him 💔😭😭 Then he helps him walk out.
Nolte relapsing after a VICIOUS dressing down from Hardy, and the Moby Dick audio tape .... 💔💔💔😭😭😭 His life is the Peqoud, he's Ahab and he doesn't know how to turn the ship around. He knows how it ends and he's DESPERATE to avoid that outcome but everytime he reaches out he's rebuffed. He desperately needs a chance for redemption. It's only before he passes out does he tell Tommy he always loved him ...
A movie every man should watch imo ..
Another great Edgerton movie you should watch is called "The Gift" :) one of my favorite movies :)
The personal relationships in this film blow everything else in it out of the water
Lawless with Tom Hardy is a great movie too
@@babyfood9537 yeah he's in it
When Tommy realises what his hatred is doing to his father...that actually broke me. The time and heart it probably took him to stay off the drink to just submit to it was too much to watch. So much hatred being cancelled out by understanding in this movie its amazing story telling.
this is one of my favorite movies of all time. it is so beautifully nuanced, i can notice more little clues about their family every time i watch. it is SO GOOD.
Something I noticed about Tommy is his relationship with physical touch: when his dad tries to rub his shoulders before his first fight, Tommy instantly hisses at him to stop. Everything physical that he does is aggressive.
But then, when his dad breaks down, he goes to him, hugs him, and holds him.
Then, when Tommy himself breaks down at the end, he lets Brendan hold him and be there for him.
Also, dude, harping on Ode to Joy?! Man 😂 Literally based on how Greg Jackson, an AMAZING fighter/trainer, uses and loves classical music lol
This movie is one of my favorites of all time!
I'm glad you liked this movie. One of my all time favorites. Really underrated. This is like Rocky but in MMA.
I didn't know what to expect when going into this movie... and halfway through the first watch, I was adding this to my #GreatestEver lists.
The dynamic between Eggerton, Hardy, Nolte... not just the fighting, but the familial chaos... eff me running. Delicious
Absolutely love this movie. Favorite of all time, not the best but my personal favorite. The acting, story, emotion is just beautiful. And the brotherhood is phenomenal. As a man, every time Brennan tells Tommy he's sorry I tear up.
Great reaction
This movie probably propelled Tom Hardy to stardom. He was very good in this movie. This is a little like Rocky, it has ton of heart and emotion. Great movie.
Edit: I had one teacher I respect alot because in his class he used really cool methods of teaching like get us in a group and we had to hold lectures about a subject like we were teaching (that was groundbreaking for me because first time) and also he had us go outside where we would compete. We had to sprint and the first one to the bell had to answer a question about the subject. So fun.
beast of a movie! Hardy and Edgerton nailed!
Always a fan of Nick Nolte. Powerful actor
Such a beast of a movie 🔥🔥 Tom Hardy is one of the best actors ever 💯
I didn't know a single thing about this movie and ended up watching pretty much by accident during a long flight. It was the only movie in the in-flight entertainment options that I hadn't seen and I figured what the hell, it has Nick Nolte and the guy who played the young version of Luke's uncle in the Star Wars prequels and the less famous guy who was in Inception. By the end of the movie I was choking back tears because how could life be so unfair that they had to fight each other for the championship. This movie masterfully manipulates your feelings as a man. It's like Rocky on steroids.
It wasn’t about the fight scenes. It was about the father/sons relationships and forgiveness.
Wonderful choice.
Brandon may be also the personification of Rich Franklin, the math teacher who became UFC champ. Koba may be Fedor, a legend that never lost a fight until he arrived in US....his opponent clearly being the underdog and he (Fedor) lost by submission in a big suprise for everyone.
I actually think this movie avoids being cheesy because of the nuanced storyline and the great acting. That does not mean there weren't a couple of moments that could have been better and leaned towards cheesiness but as a whole it was a solid emotional drama.
Can´t even tell how often I´ve seen this film... it´s a masterpiece.
The behind the scenes shows how hard they trained to make the fight sequences as realistic as possible. And it really paid off
"I liked the relationships better than the fight scenes"... And THAT is what the movie is about.
I cried like a BXTCH when I first watched this movie years ago and wasnt expecting to do so. I just randomly turned on Netflix and started playing it.
People who say the ending is unrealistic have never watched the Shamrock Gracie fight.
The true to life rage Tommy displayed in this movie was phenomenal. God, this movie was unbelievable! #1 Ever
Just some insight, at the beach when they’re arguing…tommy says he chose his wife which is true but because their father chose tommy over him. That’s why he left them.
You forgot the one rule for the final fight and that's big brother law. It doesnt matter how tough little brother is, somehow big brother will always whoop their ass.
Omg. Not many people seen this movie. It's soooo good. Glad to see you react to it
Phenomenal movie!! Loved the brother’s different style’s… Tommy the athletic power puncher and Brendan the fighter with the great style and iron chin. Nick Nolte’s performance as the father was also great as well 🔥🤌🏾
23:50 , that was like UFC ref Steve Mazzagatti , letting that fight continue. Tom Hardy was about to kill him
One of the few movie reaction channels that actually knows whats going on IN THE WHOLE VIDEO EVERY SINGLE DETAIL. You should have a reaction channel i think you’ll go viral
I am so happy you watched this. I remember you had recognized my comment about this in your Raid reaction. This movie is very special to me as I can see myself and my brother and father in this, how we lost our ways at some point in the past and it was only recently we were allowing ourselves to start over again. The ending always cuts into my soul deeply. I would actually say this is one of my favorite comfort movies. Thank you for covering this one, Ash.
I got you my brother! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Ash I legit grew up with this dad. But he wasn't a POS. He was a former police officer and served during Vietnam. At some point he lost his way. The drink took him and now I have to deal with not being there for him for years. With alcoholics a lot of the time they feel left alone even though they arent
This one makes me cry everytime. Me and my family kind of has this same dynamic
Seeing Joel Edgerton and Frank Grillo reminds me that we need to put ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ on the list! 👏👏👏
the 13th Warrior, with Antonio Badares was really good.
This movie is such a parallel to my own life. The times Nick Nolte (who should have gotten nominated, imo) showed his darkness brought me right back to my childhood. This movie definitely was a game changer.
I watched this film on the 15th of April 2011, the reason il never forget is because I went into labour halfway thru the film but didn’t go to the hospital coz I wanted to see the end 😂
Kurt Angle must've had way more slams named after him than I though. Powerbombs, gutbusters, damn. He is the name of every slam
Such an underrated film; a family drama with the backdrop of MMA
Thank you for the reaction
Criminally underrated movie. Great soundtrack, acting and filming.
0:08 yes sir...😍😘😆😅🤣🤟🏽
If you liked this film you will think "Here Comes The Boom" is amazing, they include real fighters, with their real names, and Kevin James, actually gets his ass beat a lot. A very realistic approach to someone late in their life trying to get into fighting. Also its got Bas Rutten and who doesn't love that guy.
ASH, you legend. Love the commentary in this reaction.
Combatsports, mainly MMA on UFC or Bellator, is so damn interesting! You appear to be quite knowledgeable about the subject, the way you talk about it is very entertaining to listen to.
I want to get more into UFC and learn, but I just can't seem to go all-in, not for the lack of trying! :)
You livestreaming and talking while viewers watch their own copy at home, similar to the way the full un-edited reactions are watched in movie reactions, would be something I would tune into!
Now watch Southpaw.
Side note to Warrior: The fight result was some bullshit.
This movie made me wanna challenge Tom Hardy to a friendly game of Fisticuffs. 😎
Love this film . Always love to see people reacting to it
One of my all time favorite Tom Hardy movies!! Legend and The Revenant will be another good reaction! Both movies have Tom Hardy!
With a dad who was an alcoholic it was pretty weird for me. Up until 2 years ago every time I went to my dads he would balling cry to me and apologize for my childhood. I never asked for it and would always comfort him. My dad was suicidal and attempted suicide twice. Alcoholics will all act different ways but deep down they are just hurting and scared people that need help. Instead of help we stick the shelf’s with alcohol but that’s the world we live in🤷♂️
Том шикарный мужчина и неповторимый актер. Во всех фильмах такой разный, но очень харизматичный. Талантливый мистер Харди ❤❤❤
personally i believe his breakout movie showing just how good tom hardy really is, was Bronson. one of the craziest movies out there. this one is amazing as well tho.
Watching this reaction only a few weeks after Tom Hardy legit won a Jiu Jitsu comp
Also, Nick Nolte's performance... that casino and hotel room scene...blurry eye time.
One of the greatest films I've seen in the past 20 years
LOGAN and WARRIOR
Only these 2 movies made me emotional. For real.
His wife is 100% right in her POV.
There's no NHS in USA. How would him getting a serious, long injury help their family? A family is more than the house.
One of our most favorite movies that made our eyes water🥲🥲
Lol, I love the banker too. The actor did a terrific job, makes easy to hate the dude because he shows he doesn't care not only with what he's saying but with body language. And only a 1/4 body at that.
And fun fact Kurt Angle had to drop 60 lbs to do this movie. Kurt Angle is a true hero🇺🇲
Koba was meant to be a Fedor proxy. Violent ,skilled ,emotionless. He was a dominant force at the time.
The Russia/USA thing isn't so much of a nod to the 80's as it is a nod to how dominant Fedor Emelianenko was shortly before this movie was made.
I love how much you empathize with all of the characters.
Keep cranking out the great content King
Not a martial arts movie, maybe a ‘mixed martial arts film’ lol cheesy but a heavy character connection which is always great 💪🏽 Thanks Ash
So much I could say about this movie Ash, but I will say I'm surprised ye are only seeing it for the first time now. Glad to have seen her reaction to it bro. When I watched this movie I got very emotional about it.
This movie is a 9.5/10 extremely well done.
I'm pretty sure Koba is their representation of Fedor Emelianenko, which at the time Fedor was still undefeated. Fedor is a silent and stoic monster.
great movie whats also cool is Tom Hardy is legit he actually does compete
Love the fact that you accually understood the side of Tommy instead of Brendan at the beach scene. He's a beast but every scene with them just gives you the need for them to hug -as they do at the end.
You should watch Legends of the Fall with Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins. Classic 90’s western film with a fantastic story and incredible score. I’d love to watch your reaction to that one 👌🏽
Do The Wrestler with Mikey Rourke
Oh yess!! I wanted to watch for ages mate
Best movie ever!!! Tom Hardy is a beast!
Love that you gave made fun of Callen. Best parts of the reaction😆😆😆
Koba is basically based on Fedor. Brendan seems to be based on Sakuraba.
I enjoy your reactions. You're so full of energy and engaged with what you are watching, but also pay attention. If you have not watched Ford vs Ferrari, you should react to that film. I think you will love it. Stars both Christian Bale and Matt Damon. Believe it won an Oscar for sound editing or something, nominated for Best Picture. My second favorite film, next to Warrior. Not as deep, but very relatable.
Can I imagine 2 Legend (no pun intended) brothers in the UFC championship!?? Would be legendary!!!
If you love the tournament aspect of fighting, watch Blood & Bone and Undisputed 2, 3 and 4
Yeah Michael Jai White is a Beast...so is Scott Atkins!!
Low budget or not, all of their action/fight movies are epic AF. 😎
Hey Ash you should check out the Never Back Down movies for martial art movies along with the Jean Claude Van Dam movies The Quest, and Bloodsport
Teared up watching this because my older brother had it rough with my dad and we would always fight when we were younger. Now we’re all good but damn this hit home a little too much.
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The best MMA Movie! Everything in this is amazing! Acting, Drama, Set Pieces! Definitely a modern day classic! Great reaction as usual bro'!
Nick Nolte knocked it out of the park with this one
Their is an 80s movie called warrior and it’s a boxing film. Cuba hooding jr is in it. Good movie one of my favorites growing up
Best teacher movie is 187 with samuel l. jackson
22:20 "wow that got me emotional".... JUST WAIT 15 seconds :(
Someone make the poll for 13th warrior.... Such an underrated movie that blows this movie out of its socks... People of today need to learn about its existance.
4:57 ALL the dinosaurs fear the T-Rex
Forget Creed, this and Southpaw are my favourite fighting movies. I hope Creed 3 took queues from those two on how to do both proper gritty and compelling storytelling.
Pretty sure lawyers aren't known for their math my man ^_^
edit: The dad was listening to Moby Dick the whole movie, so he's listening to it on tape in the hotel room while he's drunk. He's calling out Ahab for chasing the "white whale" to his own destruction.
Another amazing MMA movie is Redbelt with Chiwetel Ejiofor (Serenity, 12 Years A Slave, Dr Strange)
I love this movie so I'm surprised it took me a year to see you reacted to it lol. I'm in let's goo
I hate shaky cam for the most part too, but I also think that it shows the feelings in a real fight. Time is different and if you get hit, everything feels twitchy. Things start running on instinct rather than rational thought. I prefer that than slow-mo because that feels overly practiced and prepared
I`m pretty sure that Koba was based on famous russian MMA fighter, whose surname quite hard to spell or write in english (Фёдор Емельяненко). He is also known as "Last Emperor". Legendary dude.
I loved the reaction as always I gotta tell ya again brother if ya want a revenge movie based on true events tom hardy at his best lawless much love and keep em coming
Another great emotional sports movie "Miracle".
Appreciate the reaction, this is one of five films that actually made me cry. No judgement please, this the fox and the hound, the last samurai, the green mile and the film with Mark whalberg and Christian bale (my favourite male actor) so good 👍
The chick flick that men love too!!!!
In my top 5 movies