Legend is a crime thriller film released by Universal Pictures in the UK. It is directed by Brian helgrande and starred by Tom Hardy, Emily browning, Chaz palmett and David huris. The film was released in the UK on September 9, 2015. Legend mainly tells the story of the twin brothers of clay, a criminal gang active in the east end of London in the 1950s and 1960s. Click here to watch free Legend movie online, and you can also Watch Comedy Movies Online Free.
Introduction to Legend’s Plot
Clay’s twin brothers, Reginald (Tom Hardy) and Ronald (Tom Hardy). They ruled the entire east end of London in the 1950s and 1960s. From armed robbery to violent attacks, from collecting protection fees to smuggling arms, and murder, they can be said to have committed all kinds of crimes. They are popular in the business, political and entertainment circles. The younger brother of the brothers claimed to be bisexual and had an affair with many politicians. In 1968, the police arrested the two brothers and finally sentenced them to life imprisonment, ending their criminal golden age.
Legend Review
In legend, the director Brian helgrande uses the role of Francis as the starting point to tell the audience a story familiar to the British people. Tom Hardy’s brilliant performance of playing two roles has been highly praised by the media. Emily browning also has a very good performance in this film. The film’s love triangle also gives Francis, a character with ordinary background, an extraordinary depth. Legend shows the audience some wonderful scenes of gangs fighting. The overall lighting of the film is elegant, and the costumes and settings are very contemporary and retro.
However, the protagonists in the film should have had a complicated and interesting emotional entanglement, but the director’s handling in this respect was not successful, and it was not shown until the end of the film. Moreover, although the supporting role of the film are very strong, the film is like a stage prepared for Tom Hardy alone. Therefore, the overall evaluation of the film by the media can only be regarded as sloppy.