#brotherhood

#brotherhood

"Trailblazer" wastes no time revealing how Junior and Babbitt killed Anna Dixon in her bathroom. The pair fumble over each other trying to bust her bathroom door open to question her, knocking her over in the process and inadvertently breaking her skull against the lip of the tub. It's a senseless act of violence that takes the most blameless life of anyone who has ever earned a dime off the Black Rabbit.

Robert Redford sits behind the camera (and lends some voice-over narration) for this 1992 film version of Norman Maclean's 1976 novella. A River Runs Through It tells the story of two brothers, played by Brad Pitt and Craig Sheffer, who are raised by their reverend father with a penchant for fly fishing in rural Montana. Through Redford's stately direction, A River Runs Through It soars beyond its sleepy grandpa-core appearances to wind up an emotionally powerful tale of brotherhood and

"Wasn't no disagreement. That's my dog right here, man. Brothers fight all the time. That's all that was, man - brotherly love, man."

"This is why I played football," Sterling said, referring to his younger brother, who wrapped his arm around him and had tears streaming down his face.

The faded photo captures three boys unaware of their connection as brothers. Taken in a Greystones orphanage in 1968, it symbolizes their shared yet separate beginnings.

"To be honest, I never did anything without my brother. Every single major checkpoint of our lives, bro. We did everything together..."

Playing in the Masters with my brother as caddie is incredibly special; I never imagined it would happen after our hockey days.