There is no reason not to any film featuring one of modern Hollywood’s current living legends Jeff Bridges, the fact he sings a tune in a celebration bar scene a bonus.įast rising Australian talent Alex Russell (Chronicle, Jungle) is almost unrecognisable with moustache fleetingly appears throughout, with one particularly memorable moment.īackdraft (1991) still impresses me, as does, The Towering Inferno(1974) a duo of ‘fire’ movies that stand the test of time in my eyes.Īctually based on a GQ magazine article the screenplay adapted holds attention shedding light on this dedicated bunch and what they achieved. Risking their lives to protect others embodies these understated heroes, standing up facing flames of death does not deter their strive to do anything they can which makes for some truly incredible scenes.įamily issues and individual circumstances within the group are played out with emotion, honesty without overdoing the sentimentality until necessary. Taking on recruit Brendan McDonough ( Miles Teller) a young man with personal substance history and a newborn he never sees, Eric forms a bond with the new guy while also sharing a secret. Josh Brolin simply gets better as the years roll by, as Chief Eric Marsh he demonstrates that authority of team control and gruff acting perfection. Inspiring, breathtaking as much as it is the heartbreaking true story of Granite Mountain Hotshots, an elite team of bush fire fighters specialising in the prevention of the spreading or inflammation of further burning into towns or properties.
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