The two films embody a retreat from the dark, gritty, real-world templates that ran amok once the genre really took off over the last couple of decades. They offer a vision of heroism that includes self-sacrifice and protection of the innocent.
"On July 5th, 2025, Jeff Brady made the ultimate sacrifice when he gave his life to save two young boys, ages 10 and 12, from drowning in the river. Jeff didn't hesitate, he saw children in danger and acted without a second thought. That's just who he was.... a protector, a provider, and a selfless hero."
âMy family thought she's very cute, and I've been hearing about it since the actual rescue date. They're constantly asking me: How's Hudson doing?â Desalvo shared.
Unhappy is the land that needs a hero, wrote Bertolt Brecht in Life of Galileo. Heroic resistance by large institutions to government demands may be impossible.