Fritz was a monster. He turned his kids into cherished household names but deprived them so much of the basic human amenities that they all dropped like flies at a young age. Kevin and Lacey (Kerry's daughter) are the ones who broke the cycle.
This is a message to the family of Kevin Von Erich I understand the loss that you have endured and I would like for you to know that they are definitely and eternally enjoying heaven and I want you to know that they want you to be at peace knowing that you have done right my reason behind that Mr Von Erich is because God blessed you with a wife and he also blessed you with four children and 13 grandchildren I believe that the Von Erich curse is over because you've always been determined to be a family man and the one thing I Like About You in general is that you are both a wrestler for God and definitely a wrestler on Earth but the greatest reward God has given you is the family you have around you and the brothers you hold in your heart. Which is why I like to say may God bless you Kevin Von Erich and your wife Pam and my God bless your expanding family.
My brother I and two cousins and just some random old dude were the only people in my theater when we watch this, I could hear myself cry when they said that, two little boys telling their own father that it was okay to cry after holding back for his shitty father and the boys saying they’ll be his brothers really kicked me in my heart
@@lIlIlIlIlIlIIIIIIIIhe was the second oldest when Jack Jr. at 6 and Kevin was 5 after his death Kevin became the oldest and wanted to protect his family.
I love how his sons are like 'wdym? Men cry, we do, don't let your emotions pent up inside you.' Kevin must've heard them say that and realised then and there that he had to be better than his dad, in order to be a better dad for them.
Kevin’s boys telling him it’s ok to cry is exactly what he and his brothers needed to hear growing up but never got from their own father. It’s amazing how children can teach us so much as adults. Had they heard that when they were younger, it probably would’ve been a way different outcome
My dad lost his brother and I saw this with him when my brother and I would interact especially in sports. Watching this movie and having my own son, I get it. I always felt my dad was as much a friend as a father and now I understand. Value your family- always.
@@Andy-nv6ys to be honest I wouldn’t be comfortable with it winning a bunch of Oscars, I like it but I really don’t like that they didn’t include Chris because “his suicide was too repetitive”
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core. I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though. Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it. Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
There were 3 oldest lady’s behind me and I’m guessing they didn’t know anything about the von Erich’s because when they showed Kerry with his foot missing they like sobbed out loud! Those lady’s had no idea what Tim experience they were in for. I knew everything about the stroy and I still found myself crying!!!! As a fan of wrestling I grew up idolizing this family! This was my Jackson 5 and I’m only 26 I never even seen them wrestle! Jeez this movie is not for the weak hearted
When it showed the photo of Kevin and his family, that was the emotional knock out punch for me. I teared up a few times but that moment had me crying hard in the theater
No way man. Knowing Kevin is at peace is a great feeling. So sad what happened to all of them. But Kevin isn't in a bad way. The Von Erich name definitely lives through his family.
I don't understand why this movie doesn't have Oscar nominations. I want to think it's out of respect for the family. It is the most respectful autobiographical film I have ever seen, they could have created morbid scenes with the deaths, but they knew how to do it discreetly without being graphic. The ending with the brothers reuniting was a beautiful touch.
As a father of three who lost his only brother, this is so stacked full of emotions. But the part where your children tell you it’ll be okay is what keeps you going.
Man what’s even crazier is the real life story was even sadder as there’s another brother they didn’t have in the movie who died at 21. Can you imagine 5 out of 6 boys dying before you as a parent? The dad was the epitome of a pos and a textbook example of living thru your kids. The mom was understandably broken after all of this, too
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core. I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though. Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it. Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
I personally think this movie deserves an Academy Award because it talks about the loss that Kevin Von Erich has endured but also how he proved that he can be a better person when it comes to wrestling and he proved it play Not only wrestling in the ring but he also wrestled with his heart proving that he could be a better husband and a better father and now look at him he's been married for 40 years and has 14 grandchildren and is living the peaceful life
This scene shows how the cycle has officially been broken. Where they learn that it’s ok for a man to cry. Not being able to embrace your emotions mainly destroyed this family. Everytime one of them was sick, addicted, scared or lost. They always said, “Yes I’m all good, I’ll see you soon” By the time they finally admitted something was wrong…. They had already checked out mentally and was all but too late to save them. 3 brothers suicide and 1 from an illness and wouldn’t get help.
I grew up in the 70’s and my dad also taught me men don’t cry and he would punish me if I did. It’s taken almost 40 years for me to learn to be ok with my emotions. I tell my son men do cry because they love and care about other people.
This is an amazing performance by Zac Efron. He may have not gotten an award but this film will be regarded 25 years from now as a staple of bio-pics and great wrestling films. This is one of the most poetic scenes I've ever scene. Men can cry.
The real guy said he was a family man and that’s what saved him. Also, when he went to a gun shop hoping to egg someone on to kill him bc he was being self destructive, the old men in the shop just stared. When he said, “say something,” the old men said- we still love u. That’s when he realized he had a problem and needed to change
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core. I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though. Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it. Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
Just watched this movie for the first time today. As a man, this hits home hard. A lot of us were brought up to hold things in, man up, feelings weren’t talked about, and “depression isn’t real” (at least in my family it wasn’t). To watch Kevin lose his lifelines 1 by 1 due to the way they were brought up by their father and the pressure they felt to hold it in rather than just talk about things before it was too late was just heartbreaking, especially when he says at the beginning of the movie what his family means to him.. then to take the family he started on his own with Pam and be vulnerable in front of his kids unlike his own father ever was… man it makes you appreciate your family more. Whether they’re blood related or brothers from other mothers.. reach out and check on your loved ones. You never know what battles people are going through
Ever since watching the documentary in the early 2000s that line always stuck with me. "Ive been a big brother my whole life and now im not even a brother"
My younger brother & I were very close. 1 year a part, he passed away when we were 19 & 18. This clip made me cry & my heart ached. It's such a great movie.
It is so rare if I cry/tear up at a movie, but it does happen, I just can't remember the last time a movie did that for me, But THIS scene made me cry hard, such an incredible, emotional movie, it defenetly made me think if I lost my brothers, words cannot describe how I loved this move so much ❤❤
As a brother, this movie really touched me. I can’t begin to imagine the pain Kevin felt. To those who have siblings who share such a special bond - be there for them. Always.
In April 2022, I watched Ross and Marshall Von Erich main event an MLW show at Gilley's Dallas. Gilley's Dallas is probably less than three miles where the old Dallas Sportatorium used to be. I watched Kevin's sons main event a show in Dallas just how the Von Erichs did back in the day with WCCW. I am proud of the fact that I witnessed the Von Erichs main event a match in Dallas like their Dad, Uncles, and Grandpa did back in the day. I got that VON ERICH experience as a lifelong fan of pro wrestling. I am so grateful. After the show, Ross and Marshall walked up to me and I shook their hand. I only wish Kevin had been at that show. By the way, I used to deliver pizza at Lake Dallas/Shady Shores where the Von Erichs lived back in the day. When I'd drive close by where Fritz's ranch used to be...I'd always feel emotional because of all the tragedies. This scene makes me cry, but I continue to watch it. God bless and LONG LIVE the Von Erichs.
You have to be a brother and have boys of your own to truly know what this means. Nothing more important than family and their is nothing like the bond of brothers and fathers and sons.
Yeah this scene got me to cry 😢 especially on Easter 2021, we lost my older cousin (was about to turn 27 and i was 22 😢 i cant imagine my 2 cousins (oldest and youngest sibling) losing their brother 💔 and i can only imagine how painful that must feel 😭
My dad lost my young uncle when he was 13, he couldnt take it anymore, we recent ly lost my grandma and great gramdpa, i was devistated, but my dad told me that it was my uncles turn to have her, i can still hear her laugh, i can still hear my great grandpa tell his stories, i miss them everyday
That somehow also makes me remember an emotional little moment of Berry Gibb the last only and eldest surviving member of Bee Gees during an interview in 2013 he was also just about to cry managed himself not to with difficulty
2018 i was in the hospital for the 3rd time in a 51/50, i saw a friend from highschool who was in there and another friend too, we all left feeling more positive only that 3 months later one of the friends hung herself in her garage only to be discovered by her mom, a couple weeks later the other friend committed suicide as well...words can't explain how hard that was and to be honest i sometimes have survivals guilt, like why am i still here, but you gotta keep going
This scene especially seeing it twice in theaters still hit me and my gosh I'm glad Kevin overcame the pain from the tragic losing all of his brothers. May our Heavenly Father bless the entire family of Kevin Von Erich ❤👏
I was a huge wrestling fan in the 1980's and early 90's. I would always watch World Class Wrestling and the Von Erich's were the stars of that territory. I was in shock every time one of the brothers died. Kevin was my favorite and I was so afraid that he would die too like his bothers. I really believe that becoming a family man saved his life. He'll always be their brother and I sincerely hope that he has buried any amount of survivor's guilt that he harbors.
I got four sisters and no brothers. I’m the only male from my family and this scene had me crying when I went to see it. Can’t imagine losing all of my sisters
Fuck that shit, Kevin Von Erich is my brother - not by blood but by bond because of the wacky and wonderful world of professional wrestling, of which I am so grateful to have been a part of for 18 amazing years. It’s a young man’s game but many young men in that game don’t become old men so I am thankful that Kevin became an old man. God bless Kerry, David and Chris. What stories they would have to tell Fritz.
Just realized this. I know that in real life Kevin lost more than 3 brothers but in the movie it only shows 3. Notice the 3 trees out in front of the house inside the fence. Those are his 3 brothers living at his ranch with him.
![Eminem - Houdini [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/22tVWwmTie8/mqdefault.jpg)
Zac Efron was robbed from the academy awards
💯 absolutely
I think this movie came out too late at the end of 2023 so he can be nominated for next years Oscar’s. Atleast I hope so.
He did a good job on this role i hope he wins a Award 🥇
@@cheeto4sureNo he cannot. It’s a 2023 film.
@@cheeto4sureno it just got robbed
His father refused to let his sons show their emotions and not cry. Now he breaks the cycle by letting his sons show their emotions. 🤍
Fritz Von Erich was trash of a father.
Thereby ending the real curse
Fritz was a monster. He turned his kids into cherished household names but deprived them so much of the basic human amenities that they all dropped like flies at a young age.
Kevin and Lacey (Kerry's daughter) are the ones who broke the cycle.
@@Prof_Tickles92 Nailed it. What a cathartic scene.
@@Prof_Tickles92 That's my headcanon now
As someone who is also "not a brother anymore", this ending hit really hard.
This is a message to the family of Kevin Von Erich I understand the loss that you have endured and I would like for you to know that they are definitely and eternally enjoying heaven and I want you to know that they want you to be at peace knowing that you have done right my reason behind that Mr Von Erich is because God blessed you with a wife and he also blessed you with four children and 13 grandchildren I believe that the Von Erich curse is over because you've always been determined to be a family man and the one thing I Like About You in general is that you are both a wrestler for God and definitely a wrestler on Earth but the greatest reward God has given you is the family you have around you and the brothers you hold in your heart. Which is why I like to say may God bless you Kevin Von Erich and your wife Pam and my God bless your expanding family.
I'm sorry man.
I feel your pain man i lost my sister 9 months ago and this scene absolutely felt devastating.
@@joed2431 Thanks, man.
@@xdeadbringerx0 Very sorry for your loss.
“We’ll be your brothers dad” and like that I was crying in public after not crying in almost 10 years
My brother I and two cousins and just some random old dude were the only people in my theater when we watch this, I could hear myself cry when they said that, two little boys telling their own father that it was okay to cry after holding back for his shitty father and the boys saying they’ll be his brothers really kicked me in my heart
Imagine your in a family with 6 brothers and your the only one left, it’s so painful for a lost
And to be the oldest at that. I can’t imagine that pain
@@lIlIlIlIlIlIIIIIIIIhe was the second oldest when Jack Jr. at 6 and Kevin was 5 after his death Kevin became the oldest and wanted to protect his family.
@@Justrun7989 exactly. 2nd oldest.
His reason of retirement was indeed the right thing, he doesn’t want to suffer like his brothers
I love how his sons are like 'wdym? Men cry, we do, don't let your emotions pent up inside you.'
Kevin must've heard them say that and realised then and there that he had to be better than his dad, in order to be a better dad for them.
Men don’t cry over petty things like losing a football game. But kevin was more justifiable because he lost all of his brothers
Kevin’s boys telling him it’s ok to cry is exactly what he and his brothers needed to hear growing up but never got from their own father. It’s amazing how children can teach us so much as adults. Had they heard that when they were younger, it probably would’ve been a way different outcome
Omg….. having your own child say that to you,…., has gotta shatter your heart 💔
My dad lost his brother and I saw this with him when my brother and I would interact especially in sports.
Watching this movie and having my own son, I get it. I always felt my dad was as much a friend as a father and now I understand. Value your family- always.
Should have gotten Oscar nominations
it was released too late from what i was reading.
@@whtgt02vertit wasn’t the color purple was nominated numerous times and it was released later than this movie
@@yodatscrazy981I want to think it's out of respect for the family.
Better than Oppenheimer
@@Andy-nv6ys to be honest I wouldn’t be comfortable with it winning a bunch of Oscars, I like it but I really don’t like that they didn’t include Chris because “his suicide was too repetitive”
This story is so tragic. Kevin didn’t deserve to lose all his brothers. 💔
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core.
I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though.
Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it.
Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
I left the theatre in tears after this scene
same here a girl who was working asked me you alright I said that von Erich movie is sad
There were 3 oldest lady’s behind me and I’m guessing they didn’t know anything about the von Erich’s because when they showed Kerry with his foot missing they like sobbed out loud! Those lady’s had no idea what Tim experience they were in for. I knew everything about the stroy and I still found myself crying!!!! As a fan of wrestling I grew up idolizing this family! This was my Jackson 5 and I’m only 26 I never even seen them wrestle! Jeez this movie is not for the weak hearted
I was shaking after this.
When it showed the photo of Kevin and his family, that was the emotional knock out punch for me. I teared up a few times but that moment had me crying hard in the theater
Same !
I wish they would’ve showed more photos, but I agree such a powerful moment.
I cried when I saw this in the theatre.😢
Didn't expect to but wasn't ashamed at all
Same for me! They just just started flowing.
No way man. Knowing Kevin is at peace is a great feeling. So sad what happened to all of them. But Kevin isn't in a bad way. The Von Erich name definitely lives through his family.
I don't understand why this movie doesn't have Oscar nominations. I want to think it's out of respect for the family.
It is the most respectful autobiographical film I have ever seen, they could have created morbid scenes with the deaths, but they knew how to do it discreetly without being graphic.
The ending with the brothers reuniting was a beautiful touch.
My older brother commuted suicide when I was in the 4th grade and we bonded a lot through watching wrestling. This whole movie hit me hard.
Sometimes kids can teach your more about life than anyone else.
As a father of three who lost his only brother, this is so stacked full of emotions. But the part where your children tell you it’ll be okay is what keeps you going.
One of the few movies that have made me cry in a theater. Zac Efron absolutely killed it in this role and it’s a shame he didn’t get nominated.
Man what’s even crazier is the real life story was even sadder as there’s another brother they didn’t have in the movie who died at 21. Can you imagine 5 out of 6 boys dying before you as a parent? The dad was the epitome of a pos and a textbook example of living thru your kids. The mom was understandably broken after all of this, too
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core.
I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though.
Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it.
Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
The Father has hot seat in hell and so does the mother for being pathetic and not speaking up
@@tandyhalalguys8129 not gonna say the mother because that’s how women were back in them days, but the pops for sure
Efron was absolutely fantastic in this movie.
Grew up with 3 brothers who are all thankfully alive. This movie basically is my worst fear. Greatest movie of all time.
I personally think this movie deserves an Academy Award because it talks about the loss that Kevin Von Erich has endured but also how he proved that he can be a better person when it comes to wrestling and he proved it play Not only wrestling in the ring but he also wrestled with his heart proving that he could be a better husband and a better father and now look at him he's been married for 40 years and has 14 grandchildren and is living the peaceful life
And in paradise of all places. They packed up and moved to Hawaii in ‘06!
This scene shows how the cycle has officially been broken. Where they learn that it’s ok for a man to cry.
Not being able to embrace your emotions mainly destroyed this family. Everytime one of them was sick, addicted, scared or lost. They always said, “Yes I’m all good, I’ll see you soon”
By the time they finally admitted something was wrong…. They had already checked out mentally and was all but too late to save them.
3 brothers suicide and 1 from an illness and wouldn’t get help.
I am a man. And this scene right here made me cry, like actually cry for the first time in years
From baywatch to this incredible level of acting
Baywatch was just a paycheck he needed to eat just like everybody else.
Zac Efron not getting an Oscar nomination for this film is simply criminal.
I grew up in the 70’s and my dad also taught me men don’t cry and he would punish me if I did. It’s taken almost 40 years for me to learn to be ok with my emotions. I tell my son men do cry because they love and care about other people.
This is an amazing performance by Zac Efron. He may have not gotten an award but this film will be regarded 25 years from now as a staple of bio-pics and great wrestling films. This is one of the most poetic scenes I've ever scene. Men can cry.
I cried when the little kids said I will be your brothers 😢
I used to be a brother too...RIP, Bruce...RIP...
I used to be a brother but he left me when I was fourteen I’m sixty now and I think about him every single day
To say I was sobbing when i got here would be the understatement of the century. One of the best movies of 2023 bar none
The real guy said he was a family man and that’s what saved him. Also, when he went to a gun shop hoping to egg someone on to kill him bc he was being self destructive, the old men in the shop just stared. When he said, “say something,” the old men said- we still love u. That’s when he realized he had a problem and needed to change
As the oldest of 5 brothers, this movie and tragic real-life story shakes me to my core.
I couldn't imagine losing all of my brothers and it depresses me just thinking of it. It makes me all the more thankful for them, though.
Kevin Von Erich has got to be one of the strongest-willed men on the face of the planet to overcome his "family curse" and rise above it.
Easily one of the most heart-breaking but inspiring stories/films I've ever seen!
Just watched this movie for the first time today. As a man, this hits home hard. A lot of us were brought up to hold things in, man up, feelings weren’t talked about, and “depression isn’t real” (at least in my family it wasn’t).
To watch Kevin lose his lifelines 1 by 1 due to the way they were brought up by their father and the pressure they felt to hold it in rather than just talk about things before it was too late was just heartbreaking, especially when he says at the beginning of the movie what his family means to him.. then to take the family he started on his own with Pam and be vulnerable in front of his kids unlike his own father ever was… man it makes you appreciate your family more. Whether they’re blood related or brothers from other mothers.. reach out and check on your loved ones. You never know what battles people are going through
“The only way to beat it is to be the toughest, the strongest, the most successful. The absolute best. Then, nothing could ever hurt you” 😢
Ever since watching the documentary in the early 2000s that line always stuck with me. "Ive been a big brother my whole life and now im not even a brother"
My younger brother & I were very close. 1 year a part, he passed away when we were 19 & 18. This clip made me cry & my heart ached. It's such a great movie.
All those Von Erich’s living on that ranch destroyed the curse.
I also have lost a brother this hit hard I feel Kevin's pain😢
It is so rare if I cry/tear up at a movie, but it does happen, I just can't remember the last time a movie did that for me,
But THIS scene made me cry hard, such an incredible, emotional movie, it defenetly made me think if I lost my brothers, words cannot describe how I loved this move so much ❤❤
I hope to god i dont say " i use to be a brother" i have 3 brothers and god forbid they go before me
As a brother, this movie really touched me. I can’t begin to imagine the pain Kevin felt. To those who have siblings who share such a special bond - be there for them. Always.
That family picture at the end with Kevin's family is absolutely amazing.
*God, what a movie. It will always haunt me, as the song at the end lights me up like a freight train:*
It sends me into a fugue state
Never cried so much at a movie!
I wish that all of them were still all here including Jack Jr
This scene is soul crushing
In April 2022, I watched Ross and Marshall Von Erich main event an MLW show at Gilley's Dallas. Gilley's Dallas is probably less than three miles where the old Dallas Sportatorium used to be. I watched Kevin's sons main event a show in Dallas just how the Von Erichs did back in the day with WCCW. I am proud of the fact that I witnessed the Von Erichs main event a match in Dallas like their Dad, Uncles, and Grandpa did back in the day. I got that VON ERICH experience as a lifelong fan of pro wrestling. I am so grateful. After the show, Ross and Marshall walked up to me and I shook their hand. I only wish Kevin had been at that show. By the way, I used to deliver pizza at Lake Dallas/Shady Shores where the Von Erichs lived back in the day. When I'd drive close by where Fritz's ranch used to be...I'd always feel emotional because of all the tragedies.
This scene makes me cry, but I continue to watch it. God bless and LONG LIVE the Von Erichs.
This is one of those 2 or 3 movie scenes that made me go from 0 to 60 just sobbing tears.
This man deserves an Oscar like yesterday. Give Efron his flowers 🤌🏿
This scene gave me a lump in my throat 😭 I can’t imagine losing my brother
Me: I'm not gonna cry
Kids: We'll be your brothers dad
Me: Damnit 😭
This is the second best seen in the movie. The best is when Kerry is reunited with his brothers in the afterlife. Great movie.
My mom is the last of her five siblings alive. Feel bad for her and my gma who is still alive at 98.
And ironically, both his sons became wrestlers.
You have to be a brother and have boys of your own to truly know what this means. Nothing more important than family and their is nothing like the bond of brothers and fathers and sons.
Yeah this scene got me to cry 😢 especially on Easter 2021, we lost my older cousin (was about to turn 27 and i was 22 😢 i cant imagine my 2 cousins (oldest and youngest sibling) losing their brother 💔 and i can only imagine how painful that must feel 😭
My dad lost my young uncle when he was 13, he couldnt take it anymore, we recent ly lost my grandma and great gramdpa, i was devistated, but my dad told me that it was my uncles turn to have her, i can still hear her laugh, i can still hear my great grandpa tell his stories, i miss them everyday
very underrated movie
Man this is absolutely just heartbreaking to watch 😢😢😢
I feel for Kevin. He misses his brothers David, Mike, Kerry, Chris and Jack! Zac Efron was amazing as Kevin Von Erich!
That somehow also makes me remember an emotional little moment of Berry Gibb the last only and eldest surviving member of Bee Gees during an interview in 2013 he was also just about to cry managed himself not to with difficulty
This absolutely should have been nominated and it should have won.
Long Live The Von Erich Legacy!!!!!
This one got me man. 👏
This clip really hits me Hard 😢
2018 i was in the hospital for the 3rd time in a 51/50, i saw a friend from highschool who was in there and another friend too, we all left feeling more positive only that 3 months later one of the friends hung herself in her garage only to be discovered by her mom, a couple weeks later the other friend committed suicide as well...words can't explain how hard that was and to be honest i sometimes have survivals guilt, like why am i still here, but you gotta keep going
This scene especially seeing it twice in theaters still hit me and my gosh I'm glad Kevin overcame the pain from the tragic losing all of his brothers.
May our Heavenly Father bless the entire family of Kevin Von Erich ❤👏
Bro i was fighting back tears watching this
I was a huge wrestling fan in the 1980's and early 90's. I would always watch World Class Wrestling and the Von Erich's were the stars of that territory. I was in shock every time one of the brothers died. Kevin was my favorite and I was so afraid that he would die too like his bothers. I really believe that becoming a family man saved his life. He'll always be their brother and I sincerely hope that he has buried any amount of survivor's guilt that he harbors.
Those are good kids
Powerful scene!!
This buried me.
We this movie was over I went and sat in my car for like five minutes because I literally did not know how to go on with my day after witnessing that
Just because your brothers go home to heaven doesn’t mean you ain’t a brother anymore
Damn man. This hurt so deep
I got four sisters and no brothers. I’m the only male from my family and this scene had me crying when I went to see it. Can’t imagine losing all of my sisters
I was not i repeat not ready for this scene at all,hurt me to my soul ..
I relate to Kevin in this scene for i too have lost my 3 brothers.....
I use to have a brother 😭💔 now it's only me 😞 RIP Eric 🥀
❤😢
Man it still hits me.
Great movie. Zac Efron did an amazing job
Not me bawling in the middle of the fucking theater, man.
The first time Zac Efron was legit to me was when he played Ted Bundy. The Iron Claw cements him as being well on his way to iconic.
the moment you realize Zac Efron is more than a comedic actor
This scene wrecked me
It's such a great ending 😭
Fuck that shit, Kevin Von Erich is my brother - not by blood but by bond because of the wacky and wonderful world of professional wrestling, of which I am so grateful to have been a part of for 18 amazing years. It’s a young man’s game but many young men in that game don’t become old men so I am thankful that Kevin became an old man.
God bless Kerry, David and Chris. What stories they would have to tell Fritz.
Marshall and Ross…. This is where I lost it in the theater
I think his kids just saved him with that. My son did something similar for me not soon after a very nasty divorce that kept me here.
❤
Amazing 🥲💪❤️
I grew up watching families like the Von Erics, the Anderson, the Gagne's and knowing Kevin is the last of the Von Eric's is really sad
This was a hard quote
I like to know the name of the song they played at the end of the movie
The part that well we can be your brothers is sad 😭😭
Im not crying...youre crying.
gooftroop
Just realized this. I know that in real life Kevin lost more than 3 brothers but in the movie it only shows 3. Notice the 3 trees out in front of the house inside the fence. Those are his 3 brothers living at his ranch with him.
Calling my brother.