Tonight I saw one of the greatest movies I have ever seen in my life - Warrior. I urge, I beg, I threaten you all to go and see this exquisite portrayal of desperation, and love, and pain, and regret, and a fighter's undying spirit. Seldom has a movie moved me with such implacable force. I wept like a child watching the scenes between Nick Nolte and his sons Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton. I exulted like kid watching a fight for the first time on television during those balletic, beautiful brawls between the fighters.
Tonight I was reminded just how great a profession I am a part of. To say this film was profound in its powerful performances, it's riveting action, it's heartbreaking and poignant portrayal of a broken family would be nothing much. Nick Nolte take a fucking bow. How do you bring such pain and perseverance to a role of a recovering drunk, and a war vet, and a fight trainer, who drove away both his sons and now wants to make amends so badly? Tom Hardy you need an Oscar. You really really do. Joel Edgerton, welcome to the big leagues my boy. Welcome.
Goddess of Cinema, patron Lady of my Pilgrim Pretender's Heart - thank you. Thank you for reminding me once again, that I am blessed to have been allowed to stand here an actor. I will work harder, I will train tougher, I will feel deeper, I will laugh loud and deep, I shall weep until the tears hurt, I will love this world with a warrior's heart.
i would like to watch warrior and how do you got earliest watch .. anyway i think you should play such kinda analogue in bolly cinema .. i want to see you such kind of movie .
ReplyDeletedie hard fan of Robert de niro and anthony hopkins in variant cinema thenme .. now i can claim another upcoming actor will be in my fav. list which origins india.
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