Although the story of "Four Brothers" is only the story of four men avenging their adoptive mothers, the combination of the four starring actors is divided between black and white. Many American film critics are opposed to violent action movies. The way of doing it. For example, the "Chicago Sun Times" commented that the film deliberately reflects the position that people of different races can also form families in an increasingly divided society. Although film critics have raised the film to a high degree of sociopolitics, it has integrated a large number of violent scenes and restricted language, so it is rated as an R-rated work. Generally speaking, the audience of this type of film is mainly 18 to 25 years old. Young males, but after the film was released, it was supported by more than half of the female audience
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Four Brothers evaluation action
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Extended Reading
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Bobby: You been crying in here, you little fairy?
Jack: Leave it alone, man.
Bobby: [about Jack's guitar] Still making a lot of racket on the freakin' thing?
Jack: Yeah, still making a lot of racket. Too weird in mom's room?
Bobby: Oh, man, way too weird.
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[at Thanksgiving dinner, the brothers reminisce about Evelyn]
Evelyn Mercer: [to Jeremiah] Zip up your mouth Jeremiah. Did you grow up in a barn?
Jeremiah: [to Angel] Close your mouth, Angel. You think you a cow or somethin'?
Evelyn Mercer: [to Angel] More tattoos Angel?
[Angel pulls his sleeve down]
Evelyn Mercer: It's okay, you don't have to hide them. Look at mine!
Evelyn Mercer: [pulls sleeve back to reveal a rose, winks] But get your elbows off of the table.
Evelyn Mercer: [to Jack] Jackie. I know bad things happened to you before you came here Jackie, hey look at me!
[Jack looks at her]
Evelyn Mercer: But you're safe now.