Harry Brown English Thriller Movie 2010
Cast And Crew
Cast : Michael Caine,Emily Mortimer,Charlie Creed-Miles,David Bradley,Iain Glen,Sean Harris,Ben Drew,Jack O'Connell ,Jamal Downey,Lee Oakes ,Joseph Gilgun
Director: Daniel Barber
Writers: Gary Young (screenplay)
Producer : Keith Bell,Paul Brett
Original Music : Ruth Barrett,Martin Phipps
Film Editing : Joe Walker
Release Date: 26 March 2010
Genre: Crime | Drama | Thriller
Runtime: 103 min | Canada:97 min
Country: USA
Language: English
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Harry Brown English Hollywood Film.The The Film Director by Daniel Barber.
Plot:Harry Brown is a widower and war veteran, who lives alone on a house estate, which is under the control of a gang of drug dealers and knife-wielding yobs led by the sadistic Noel.
When close friend Leonard is murdered by the youths, Harry vows revenge and he ignores the warnings of DCI Frampton and her partner Hicock to track down the men responsible and make sure they pay for their heinous crime with their worthless lives. An elderly ex-serviceman and widower looks to avenge his best friend's murder by doling out his own form of justice.
Harry Brown English Film Synopsis:
Harry Brown has been one of those titles I've seen crop up from time to time, the kind that makes waves at a few festivals, building a nice buzz before disappearing without ever really establishing a feel for what it's all about. Well, Cinematical was just given the chance to premiere the poster ahead of the film's theatrical release in the US on April 30th thanks to Samuel Goldwyn and I've not only finally learned what it's actually about, but that if you want to instantly sell me a ticket to a movie, just make a poster that prominently features Michael Caine holding a revolver while a city burns itself to the ground behind him.
Harry Brown Denmark Movie Review ::
Michael Caine portrays Harry Brown, an aged honest joe living in a city of chaos, where juveniles are driven into drugs and crime. A new angle of view to the 90s' popular crime genre since
Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs(1992) and Danny Boyle's Trainspotting(1996)... Essentially, this movie suggests what can be done with streets when an old chap, who has a medal-of-honor in naval forces, is left alone in his small apartment. It offers an excellent concept through aged Harry Brown's point of view, which is as good as the past summer's animation hit: Up.
It's obvious that the film draws huge benefit from its thematic values. First, Harry Brown's wife passes away due to geriatric causes. Then, his close friend and neighbour Leonard Atwoll gets killed by rounder juveniles at a night time.
Whilst having a life-time crisis, police come to his door for investigation of Atwoll's murdering. Under a confusion of fear, anger and despair; all of a sudden he finds himself running after the vengeance of his friend Atwoll.
Keeping track of the street gangs, he lays a trap to show up as a businessman trading guns with them. Since it's Michael Caine as we know him, he is an expert at fooling people with detracting their attention; so by courtesy of his timing skills and luck, he dishes those young criminals one by one.
Above all, Daniel Barber as a director turns this such a run-of-the-mill plot into a great suspense/thriller story.
He tries to prove that Harry Brown's first murder was unwillingly just an accident but his last was a psychopathic mincing! Same idea here as the way Brown removing the traces behind him, starts with cleaning and collecting garbage, then turns out to setting fire and sabotaging locations. Besides, characterization is at its best. The criminals were so factual. As an important technical detail the sounds have been captured marvellously (with the echoes of fired bullets being heard behind windows), and this is what makes a crime movie makes sense.
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