Blood Brother (2003) User Reviews

A Must See Movie

[missarze · 10/10 · 8 July 2004]

This Movie was incredible! It was sold out at in the NYC Premiere. There at least 550 people in the theater and there was still about 200 people looking to get in. inside the theater was crowded the stairs were backed and u couldn't get to the bathrooms and the back room was standing only - That says it all. For first time movie makers, these two directors did a great job. I would love to see another film from these guys soon. I heard they are coming out with a comedy called ROSE WOES AND JOE'S - the name alone is catchy. The only way to sum up this movie is by saying it was suspenseful and thrilling - the ending was shocking I couldn't believe it. It had strong meaning and made a lot of people that i know want to get themselves tested for AIDS. It made me think about my past life and past relationships. I can't believe this movie didn't have at least a limited release in NYC. America is cutting itself short by not watching this movie. It is absolutely an educational, must see!!

This movie is well worth watching over and over!!

[rzdoll · 10/10 · 7 July 2004]

This movie was one of the most realistic movies i have seen in a long time. It has such true meaning behind it.I got the chills so many times it was suspenseful and had true meaning. I am a high school teacher in Brooklyn and this would be the perfect movie to show the students. They could get so much out of it and understand the true meaning of AIDS and not to be afraid of this growing epidemic because this is the life we live. Everything down to the score was great. The writer was on point as far as keeping you guessing, The ending was definitely unexpected. GREAT MOVIE!!! It hits very close to home, VERY CLOSE TO HOME!! I can see how this could really happen in real life. I seen it at the Long Island Premiere AND followed it to the NYC Premiere. I CANT WAIT TO SEE IT AGAIN!!

An outstanding film!

[luleegirl2000 · 9 July 2004]

I saw this film at its premier in The Village - NYC. The writing was exceptional from the story line down to the music. I agree with the previous comment given by a New York City Public School Teacher on how important it would be to show students a film of this nature and to explain to them how important it is to be aware of the AIDS epidemic and its consequences. I credit both Mr. Posa and Mr. Fidilio for their ability to bring real life to the big screen and portray it in a manner that a lesson can be learned. I would see this film over and over again. I look forward to more films from these two extremely talented and upcoming Producers/Writers/Directors.