Warrior

Warrior resonates through the performances from the three major roles. In the end, the grand heartbreak of mixed martial arts dramatizes a story of athletic hardships and loving sensibility. At times it can feel exemplary and seemingly hollow, but measuring the insight of this picture's purpose is when it can personally rise to the occasion. Warrior is an impact movie which pushes through the perception of a few athletes. This movie is genuinely powerful in a sense that moves the audience. The mixed-martial arts fighting sequences are awesome and realistic. This is a similar story which we have heard and seen before, and it certainly does slog on at a pace that is challenging to follow. But Warrior is a slow-burning drama which at times overwhelms the audience with mood. This is a movie that you will only come to terms with if you have the attentive sensibility for it. The direction is what contrasts the originality in this movie, and in my personal opinion Warrior contrasts its ideal in a deeply incredible characteristic style that must be seen on the big screen.