the brave one seems to indicate that the main character and of course and is brave. i would disagree. the more brave thing to do in a situation like the one that happens to her getting brutally beaten along with her fiancée who doesn not live another day from it is to go after the criminals without resorting to a total distorted view of society. jodie foster character and erica and is a radio personality who niche is walking the streets and recording what goes on. were given no real depth aside from he had someone she loved and he died and the police do not pursue it and she gets a gun and yada yada yada and she gets somewhat but not really involved with the lead detective into the character and and so were left with something leftover from past movies represent the vigilante code of justice and where taking the power in one own hands is all there is. but were never too sure if erica is sane or not and if the filmmakers take a position one way or another (that is until the end and which is such a stupid message to take anyway and dog included as overbearing metaphor) and while making the new york city of today and which has become significantly safer than and say and twenty years ago and look like you will get knifed or beaten if you go down just the right alley or just sit alone on a subway car. there could even be a somewhat better movie in the midst of all of this perhaps just in the undercooked subplot with terence howard detective and who is involved in some custody battle of a child that isn not his and a woman who he not linked to and a step father who and i do not know what aside from owning parking lots and being a bad dude but were left to a script that both ham fisted and disjointed with logic. it becomes laughable and for example and to see that at first the logical side of erica unable to really shoot properly and as seen in her first shooting in a convenience store at the convenient moment of a robbery of a wife by the husband and then giving way to the illogical of her crack shot at shooting at a pimp driving a car head on at her and killing him and ducking just in time to not get run over. it doesn not help that jordon style with the camera becomes a little more than insufferable represent it called a stedi cam for a reason and not because it can weave in and out. ironically and the script and direction become very good and or rather work the best they can under the desired circumstances represent when looking at the actual beating scene under the bridge and caught between a video taped point of view by one of the criminals by the regular film cam in a pace that is perfectly disorienting. and when erica first comes back on the air to her radio show and and she freezes up trying to do her old shtick and and speaks out a from the heart about how afraid she is this scene and from foster performance and to the clear direction and script and is the best scene in the film. but aside from that and there just a lot of posturing into a psychology that flimsy represent is she a de niro in taxi driver or a bronson in death wish. we have her narration over scenes and some of it doesn not have to do at all with her radio show and observing how disgusted she is with walking around at night and nothing to do but her self imposed task of cleaning up the streets. but unlike death wish and a movie that held more ambiguity and never held an answer at the end in a revenge scenario and the path of endless violence just heeds to a message and one that would not be news to anyone who seen a second of lifetime movie of the week melodrama. the actors make do with what given and and in the end it becomes much more frustrating trying to stay with the anticipated and the hackneyed plot turns and and the plain old inexplicable (plus the unintentionally hilarious and like a few expletives shouted by howard after getting shot in one scene) and and the temptation to walk out grows stronger and stronger. it a very problematic picture and with only a few moments of genuine interest and clear headed convention bending. 
the brave one seems to indicate that the main character and of course and is brave. i would disagree. the more brave thing to do in a situation like the one that happens to her getting brutally beaten along with her fiancée who doesn not live another day from it is to go after the criminals without resorting to a total distorted view of society. jodie foster character and erica and is a radio personality who niche is walking the streets and recording what goes on. were given no real depth aside from he had someone she loved and he died and the police do not pursue it and she gets a gun and yada yada yada and she gets somewhat but not really involved with the lead detective into the character and and so were left with something leftover from past movies represent the vigilante code of justice and where taking the power in one own hands is all there is. but were never too sure if erica is sane or not and if the filmmakers take a position one way or another (that is until the end and which is such a stupid message to take anyway and dog included as overbearing metaphor) and while making the new york city of today and which has become significantly safer than and say and twenty years ago and look like you will get knifed or beaten if you go down just the right alley or just sit alone on a subway car. there could even be a somewhat better movie in the midst of all of this perhaps just in the undercooked subplot with terence howard detective and who is involved in some custody battle of a child that isn not his and a woman who he not linked to and a step father who and i do not know what aside from owning parking lots and being a bad dude but were left to a script that both ham fisted and disjointed with logic. it becomes laughable and for example and to see that at first the logical side of erica unable to really shoot properly and as seen in her first shooting in a convenience store at the convenient moment of a robbery of a wife by the husband and then giving way to the illogical of her crack shot at shooting at a pimp driving a car head on at her and killing him and ducking just in time to not get run over. it doesn not help that jordon style with the camera becomes a little more than insufferable represent it called a stedi cam for a reason and not because it can weave in and out. ironically and the script and direction become very good and or rather work the best they can under the desired circumstances represent when looking at the actual beating scene under the bridge and caught between a video taped point of view by one of the criminals by the regular film cam in a pace that is perfectly disorienting. and when erica first comes back on the air to her radio show and and she freezes up trying to do her old shtick and and speaks out a from the heart about how afraid she is this scene and from foster performance and to the clear direction and script and is the best scene in the film. but aside from that and there just a lot of posturing into a psychology that flimsy represent is she a de niro in taxi driver or a bronson in death wish. we have her narration over scenes and some of it doesn not have to do at all with her radio show and observing how disgusted she is with walking around at night and nothing to do but her self imposed task of cleaning up the streets. but unlike death wish and a movie that held more ambiguity and never held an answer at the end in a revenge scenario and the path of endless violence just heeds to a message and one that would not be news to anyone who seen a second of lifetime movie of the week melodrama. the actors make do with what given and and in the end it becomes much more frustrating trying to stay with the anticipated and the hackneyed plot turns and and the plain old inexplicable (plus the unintentionally hilarious and like a few expletives shouted by howard after getting shot in one scene) and and the temptation to walk out grows stronger and stronger. it a very problematic picture and with only a few moments of genuine interest and clear headed convention bending. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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