At least among the answers there are films from the seventies, as well as relatively recent ones that came out at the beginning of this century.īored Panda made a selection of the most popular, touching and nostalgic comments for you, so feel free now to scroll to the very end, and then - who knows, maybe you will take an old and dust-covered VHS player with your favorite cassette from the attic, plug in the cables and, for an hour or so, go back to that beautiful, unattainable childhood. However, it received positive reviews, with praise for the cast and the film's touching tribute to its subjects. The film was a box-office bomb, grossing just 26.3 million worldwide against a 38 million budget. All men are created equal then, a few become firefighters. Only the Bravewas released by Columbia Picturesin North America and by Summit Entertainmentin other territories on October 20, 2017. The AskReddit community once asked the question "What's a movie you saw as a kid that only you seem to remember?" and the thread went viral instantly, with nearly 13.4K upvotes and over 20.6K comments across different generations of redditors. Only the Brave (2017) Primary Poster Only the Brave Plot. We may even forget the name of the film, but we will never dismiss from mind our emotions when watching it. Only the Brave Bluray Watch Only the Brave Online Full Movie Free HD. The biggest tragedy was how thoroughly mediocre the movie was: 2.We remember well the names of the characters of these films, their signature lines, and as soon as someone sings just a couple of notes from the musical theme of these films, we happily pick up and sing until the end of the whole day. We deserve better to commemorate those guys and paint a picture for the public of what it is we do. I feel like I've seen this movie countless times before. Overall though, the Hollywood tropes killed it. But that could be due to my fire line experience - I'm not sure how that scene works for the public. And as others have mentioned, the burnover scene definitely made my hands sweaty. I liked that there was no real reason asserted as to why they left the black. The movie also stuck quite faithfully to the reports and firsthand accounts of yarnell hill. Yeah but everyone knows that they left the 'black' where they were safe. I thought the scenes of training and the fire line were decently realistic (I still couldn't help but cringe when the Supe talks to the fire, or the interaction between the shot crew and granite mountain in the beggining). Having said that, there are certain aspects of the movie that surpassed my (very low) expectations.
The scenes with Jennifer connely made me cringe.
And both of their character development arcs are Hollywood tropes as well. Over two hours of film and you only meet two people from the crew. An hour and a half of tired Hollywood tropes and then, all of a sudden, everyone is dead.
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