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Solitary: The Rise of Charles Bronson
Drama,Action,Crime United Kingdom
The movie Bronson is a biopic of a British criminal named Michael Peterson who is infamous for his long stint in solitary confinement and his larger-than-life alter ego, Charles Bronson. The movie follows Peterson's life from his early years as a rebellious youth to his life of crime, which culminated in his robbing of a post office in 1974.
After this crime, Peterson was sentenced to seven years in prison, but his violent and unpredictable behavior soon landed him in solitary confinement. Over the next three decades, Peterson became known as one of Britain's most dangerous and notorious prisoners, with his alter ego, Charles Bronson, embodying his violent and aggressive tendencies.
The movie explores Peterson's relationship with Bronson and the ways in which his time in solitary confinement transformed him into a kind of performance artist, always looking for new ways to shock and entertain his captors. The film is often darkly humorous and features some surreal and absurdist moments, as well as some brutally violent scenes.
Tom Hardy delivers a powerhouse performance as Peterson/Bronson, capturing both the man's charisma and his psychosis with equal skill. The film is directed by Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive) and features stylized cinematography and a propulsive soundtrack that add to its hallucinatory tone.
Overall, Bronson is a compelling and disturbing portrait of a man who became more than just a criminal, but a kind of living myth, thanks to his larger-than-life alter ego.
After this crime, Peterson was sentenced to seven years in prison, but his violent and unpredictable behavior soon landed him in solitary confinement. Over the next three decades, Peterson became known as one of Britain's most dangerous and notorious prisoners, with his alter ego, Charles Bronson, embodying his violent and aggressive tendencies.
The movie explores Peterson's relationship with Bronson and the ways in which his time in solitary confinement transformed him into a kind of performance artist, always looking for new ways to shock and entertain his captors. The film is often darkly humorous and features some surreal and absurdist moments, as well as some brutally violent scenes.
Tom Hardy delivers a powerhouse performance as Peterson/Bronson, capturing both the man's charisma and his psychosis with equal skill. The film is directed by Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive) and features stylized cinematography and a propulsive soundtrack that add to its hallucinatory tone.
Overall, Bronson is a compelling and disturbing portrait of a man who became more than just a criminal, but a kind of living myth, thanks to his larger-than-life alter ego.