Warriors [Film and TV Commentary]

This is a broken family, the alcoholic coach father Paddy (played by Nick Nolte) domestically abuses his wife, and the second son Tommy (Tom Hardy) (played by Joel Edgerton) left for a foreign country with his unbearable mother; the eldest son Brandon (played by Joel Edgerton) chose to stay for love and thought that he would be valued and cultivated by his father from now on. However, in the end the father and son parted ways. Many years later, Tommy found his father with the sad memory of his mother's painful death and the painful experience in the Iraq war, asking the latter to serve as his coach again to participate in MMA's high-prize competition; almost at the same time, Brandon, a former professional fighter and now a middle school physics teacher, was troubled by money. He could not bear that he could not provide shelter for his wife and daughter, and decided to return to the competition. In the MMA arena, the brothers who have been separated for many years will reunite again and use blood and sweat to resolve each other's knot...v