Written by
Pradip Bhat
Review for the film "
The Bikeriders"
Runtime:
01 Hour 55 Minutes
OTT Release:
02-08-2024
CAST & CREW
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The Bikeriders
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is a crime thriller written and directed by
Jeff Nichols
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. This movie is based on a photo book of the same name by Danny Lyon. Sarah Green, Brian Kavanaugh Jones, and Arnon Milchan have co produced this movie. This movie is distributed under the joint banner of Focus Features and Universal Pictures. Adam Stone is the cinematographer, while Julie Monroe is the editor of this film. This film has an ensemble cast which includes
Jodie Comer
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,
Austin Butler
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,
Tom Hardy
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,
Michael Shannon
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, Mike Faist,
Norman Reedus
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, etc. The movie got a theatrical release on 21 June 2024.
Plot
In the late 60s, Kathy Bauer meets Benny. He has just joined a motorcycle club titled Vandals, which is led by Johnny Davis. As the nation evolves, so does the club. However, when the club transforms into an organized crime syndicate, Benny is forced to choose between Kathy and loyalty to the club.
Star Performances
Jeff Nichols does a fine job in exploring the working of the biker gangs of USA in the early 60s.
The actors also leave a solid impression. Be it Jodie Comer as Kathy, or Tom Hardy as the bike gang leader, every actor packs a solid punch.
Analysis
Biker gangs have been a symbol of resistance and rebellion in the USA.
However, very few filmmakers had the guts to make a complete film around their activities and their ideals. This is where Jeff Nichols delivers a brilliant film in the form of ‘The Bikeriders’. Known for films like ‘Midnight Special’ and ‘
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’, Jeff decided to explore the biker gangs with this movie.
The story starts off well, with a deep insight into how the bike gangs operated, especially during the mid 60s, when USA was going through a serious turmoil, including the impending war with Vietnam. Despite the fact that the film is based on true events, it makes a solid effort into narrating a compelling story, and not become another docudrama.
There is a romantic angle, but it is as important in the film as the camaraderie, as well as the tension in the biker gangs involved. There are a couple of scenes where the director has let the actors do the talking. Some might not be impressed by the over dependence on metaphors, but they thankfully don’t destroy the narrative overall.
The actors have mostly made up for the flaws, if any. Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, and Tom Hardy have done a fabulous job with the respective roles offered. Even Norman packs a solid punch with his short but impactful character.
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Verdict
‘The Bikeriders’ is a simple but effective insight on the bikers’ gangs in the mid 60s. Jeff Nichols has done a good job with both the script and the direction. The ensemble cast did a fantabulous job with their respective roles. Overall, the film is worth a watch.
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Crime, Drama
01 Hour 55 Minutes
Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, Mike Faist, Norman Reedus, Boyd Holbrook, Damon Herriman, Beau Knapp, Emory Cohen, Karl Glusman, Toby Wallace, Happy Anderson
Plot revolves around Crime, Drama, etc.
3
3.44
Yes, it's rated UA
No, it will be available soon on Amazon Prime Video
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