Iron Brothers

This is an indie film but it sure makes you remembers it and in a good way. Saw this a couple of years ago and it still comes up in my thoughts. This film has something a lot of major films do not have ... it has heart.

It's fun, a bit different and worth a watch!

Right from the opening scenes I had a bad feeling about this. This was beyond believable, too many blatant errors. The first scene showed a close up of a hand on a rifle, soft, not weather worn, , manicured nails, clean. Then in the cabin he leans on stove that supposed to have a hot pot.

Then it's 3 to one with the Indians with one shot and he gets away. The whole premise was flawed, tramping through snow and they weren't caught, ???

Too soft looking to be real pioneers, more than anything .

This is a great low budget movie .. Not bad at all ..

Iron Brothers was an excellent movie on its own, but an even better movie when I realized- it's only a student film! It likely had a low budget, and definitely had a VERY small production team. (Pay attention to the credits- there are a lot of repeat names). It's hard to believe the quality! Indie movies often focus so intensely on being artistic that the story and character development get pushed aside. However, this film was able to do both! It tells a magnificent story about two brothers, and their character developments are truly inspiring. It is also beautifully artistic. The score and cinematography are INCREDIBLE, and the whole thing makes you feel like you're embarking on a great adventure! Definitely worth the watch!

Good low budget film that is clearly very influenced by 70s Westerns down to the promo poster which is very cool. It may not be McCabe and Mrs. Miller but it sure beats "Dear White People" or most other modern throwaway garbage.