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Brothers 2024

The 2024 film Brothers is an American action-comedy that centers on two fraternal twin brothers, Jady and Moke Munger, whose chaotic lives are defined by their family's criminal history, particularly their mother, Cath, a career criminal. The plot kicks off when Jady (played by Peter Dinklage), a hardboiled schemer recently out of prison for a job the brothers pulled, is forced by a corrupt official, Judge Farful (M. Emmet Walsh/Brendan Fraser), to recover a cache of valuable stolen emeralds hidden long ago by their mother. Jady's plan requires him to drag his reluctant brother, Moke (played by Josh Brolin), back into crime. Moke has attempted to reform, having settled into a respectable life with a job and a pregnant wife, Abby (Taylour Paige). The ensuing cross-country road trip for the "one last score" forces the mismatched siblings, who must evade law enforcement and gunfire, to confront their severed family bond and reconcile their differences, with their overbearing mother (played by Glenn Close) eventually joining the mayhem. The film's cast is led by Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage, with key supporting roles from Glenn Close, Brendan Fraser, Taylour Paige, and M. Emmet Walsh in his final screen appearance. Critics gave the film mixed reviews, often praising the chemistry and committed performances of Brolin and Dinklage, but criticizing the film's familiar tropes, uneven pacing, and sometimes "under-thought" script. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes recorded a 44% approval rating based on 25 critic reviews, and Metacritic assigned a score of 50 out of 100, indicating "mixed or average" reviews. The movie had a limited theatrical release starting on October 11, 2024, and was primarily distributed by Amazon MGM Studios. The box office was limited due to its distribution strategy.It became available for worldwide streaming shortly after its limited theatrical run, debuting on Amazon Prime Video on October 17, 2024. Read More

• 2024
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