Mark Wahlberg,
Tyrese Gibson,
André Benjamin,
Garrett Hedlund,
Terrence Howard
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Four men come together to find out how and why the woman who raised them was killed in this hard-edged urban drama from director John Singleton. Short-tempered Bobby (Mark Wahlberg), struggling musici... read more
Directed by: John Singleton
Release Date: August 12, 2005
DVD Release Date: December 20, 2005
Stats: 17,207 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (17,207)
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March 9, 2012
What the hell was this? I really wanted to like this movie. In fact, gangster revenge flicks (though overly done) is my kind of movie. This seems great! ...Hell naw.
First of all, the screenplay tries extremely hard to bring upon the audience that these four brothers have a deep... read more -
August 31, 2011
I felt that Four Brothers was nothing new in terms of a good action revenge film. The story itself has already been told a dozen times before, and this film is pure clichés in that respect. What's really a downer with this film is that the film starts off with a bang, but then it... read more
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August 1, 2011fb7299496184 brothers doing whatever it takes to have eachother's backs. It's okay, asi asi.
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June 23, 2011
Really enjoyed this film. Very poignant and Mark Wahlberg was outstanding.
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May 24, 2011
Good film. Lots of violence and some humour too. Decent cast and even Marky mark is not too wooden in this.
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February 22, 2011
I liked the story and the bonding between those brothers but it gets boring sometimes.
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April 25, 2010
I watched this on TV so I probably saw a completely different movie. Not bad, over the top, acting so so. Mark Wahlberg plays the tough guy, Andre 3000 really forcing the acting career, I don't know what Tyrese is up to, and the antagonist is pretty much Denzel Washington's cha... read more
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February 18, 2010
Spectacular action entertainment. A powerful film. A great movie. Fast-paced, thrilling, frequently funny, gripping and emotional. It's pulse-pounding, compelling and electrifying. The chemistry of the four actors is terrific. Mark Wahlberg, Tyreese Gibson, Andre Benjamin and Gar... read more
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January 7, 2010
Not a great movie, but it was extremely entertaining and chalk full of action. The cast worked well together and you could definitely see the bond between them. It was a little predictable and sappy, but still had a lot to like. John Singleton has definitely improved his style ov... read more
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November 5, 2009
A saintly old lady is executed during a liquor store hold up and her four foster sons reunite to hunt down her killers. Four Brothers is exactly the kind of braindead action thriller that holds extreme violence up as the answer to all of life's problems as we follow Marky Mark an... read more
Critic Reviews
Four Brothers is a violent, macho story with a perfect feel for the dynamics between four tough guys who will do anything for each other. Full Review
As long as the action snaps and the violence feels (somewhat) righteous, there'll always be a place for movies such as Four Brothers -- on rainy Saturdays, on TNT. Full Review
If Four Brothers spent half as much energy making us feel something for its heroes as it spent making us feel nothing for their victims, it would be a far better, and far more engaging, film. Full Review
Loud, stupid, unrealistic, overdone, without a thought in its ugly little head and kind of enjoyable. Full Review
The sometimes absurd Brothers works only on a larger-than-life level. But on that level, the zest is back. Full Review
Most distressing, however, isn't the movie's high tide of bogus gangsta posturing, but its genuinely idiotic and irresponsible glorification of precisely the attitudes that Boyz n the Hood once depict... Full Review
A solidly built, yet forgettable revenge action movie that is notable mostly for its outstanding young cast. Full Review
What holds us are the actors, including Terrence Howard as a cop who grew up with the brothers.
Easily the best 1975 B-movie made in 2005, Four Brothers is a raucously entertaining vigilante film.
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