Bronson

2008
R
1 h 32 min

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Actor Tom Hardy, known for his larger-than-life performances in 'Bronson,' 'The Dark Knight Rises,' and 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' reprises his role of Eddie Brock/Venom in 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage.' "No Small Parts" takes a look at his fascinating journey through film and television.

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Um jovem que foi condenado a sete anos de prisão por roubar uma agência dos correios acaba passando três décadas em confinamento solitário. Durante esse período, sua própria personalidade é ... Ler tudoUm jovem que foi condenado a sete anos de prisão por roubar uma agência dos correios acaba passando três décadas em confinamento solitário. Durante esse período, sua própria personalidade é suplantada por seu alter ego, Charles Bronson.Um jovem que foi condenado a sete anos de prisão por roubar uma agência dos correios acaba passando três décadas em confinamento solitário. Durante esse período, sua própria personalidade é suplantada por seu alter ego, Charles Bronson.

Direção
- Nicolas Winding Refn
Roteiristas
- Brock Norman Brock
- Nicolas Winding Refn
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7,0/10

143 mil

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Direção
- Nicolas Winding Refn
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- Brock Norman Brock
- Nicolas Winding Refn
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 3 vitórias e 7 indicações no total

Curiosidades
Charles Bronson was not allowed to see the film, but said that if his mother liked it, that would be enough for him. According to Refn, his mother loved it. In 2011 Bronson was finally allowed to see the film and called it "theatrical, creative and brilliant".

Erros de gravação
At (11:00) The tutor asks Charles "What's the matter, Charlie?" But in this stage of the story Charles Bronson still had his original name Michael Peterson. He had not yet changed his name to Charles Bronson.

Citações
Charles Bronson: [Real Life Charles Bronson Quote] How would you feel, waking up in the morning without a window? My window is a steel grid, I 'ave to put my lips against that steel grid and suck in air, that's my morning... 'cause I got no air in my cell. I have to eat, sleep and crap in that room twenty-three hours of a twenty-four hour day. You tell me, what human being deserves that? Apart from the stinking paedophile or a child killer. I don't deserve that, I done nothing on this planet to deserve that. My bed is four inches off the floor, it's a concrete bed, my toilet hasn't even got a seat on it or a lid, and I 'ave to live like this month after month after month, and the way it's looking it's year after year after year. Now is that's right then so be, but let somebody else 'ave a fucking go at it, 'cause I've had twenty-six years of this bollocks and it's time to come out, and I want the jury at my trail to come and see how I'm living. But I'm not living, I'm existing.

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Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Zombieland/A Serious Man/Whip It (2009)

Trilhas sonoras
Va pensiero (Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves)
from Verdi's "Nabucco"
Written by Giuseppe Verdi
Performed by Orchestra e Coro del Teatro alla Scala (as Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala, Milan)
Conducted by Lovro von Matacic
Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Limited

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6/10

Watch it for Hardy

The real-life story of Britain's toughest prisoner, and not a film I would choose to watch – except when it comes to the casting of the lead actor. Tom Hardy, who I've noticed cropping up more and more in recent years, gives a tour-de-force performance as a psychotic inmate and man to whom violence is a way of life. His eerie voice, hulking frame and dead eyes all combine perfectly to make him one of cinema's most memorable villains in recent years, and with most of the scenes consisting of him speaking monologues in solitary cells, the film belongs to him.

Which is good, because the story isn't up to much. It's a loose dramatisation of the life of Michael Peterson, a man who robbed a post office and ended up becoming Charles Bronson, one of the most famous convicts of all time. To be honest, the events aren't all that interesting, and in other hands the continuous brawls with prison officers could become repetitive. Thank Heaven then for the presence of Nicolas Winding Refn (VALHALLA RISING) as director. This is a guy who understands cinema and the beauty of cinema, and he makes the film intensely watchable as a result. BRONSON looks a thing of beauty, even if that beauty is stark, brutal and minimalistic.