Brothers in Arms

Synopsis

Brothers in Arms, released in 2005, is a gripping drama starring David Carradine that follows the journey of two estranged brothers who reunite to seek revenge on a common enemy after the death of their father. As they confront their past and face immense challenges together, they discover the true meaning of family and loyalty. Fueled by action-packed sequences and emotional depth, the film delves into themes of redemption, courage, and the unbreakable bond between siblings. Brothers in Arms is a compelling tale of resilience and brotherhood set against a backdrop of danger and betrayal.

Cast

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  David Carradine

  Driscoll

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  Kenya Moore

  Mara

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  Gabriel Casseus

  Linc

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  Raymond Cruz

  Reverend

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  Antwon Tanner

  Zane

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  Kurupt

  Kansas

Reviews

Brothers in Arms, despite an intriguing premise, fails to deliver on almost every front according to critics. It has been criticized for its lackluster screenplay and uninspired direction. Rotten Tomatoes calls it 'a forgettable attempt at a revenge thriller' while IMDb users have given it an abysmal 2.5/10 rating. Metacritic labels it as 'one of the worst movies of the year' with its poor character development and predictable storyline. The performances, particularly from David Carradine, are deemed unconvincing and fail to elevate the flawed narrative. Overall, the consensus among reviewers is that Brothers in Arms is a disappointment that falls short of its potential.