A story about dreams and whether they will be deferred
I have loved this story since I first saw it in a theater. It’s about Rob Brown who is a budding high school basketball star who really wants to be a writer. Because he’s black everyone expects him to be good on the court but few believe him when he picks up the pen including his English teacher F. Murray Abraham. One person that does back his dream is Sean Connery who plays a famous writer who disappeared from the world and retreated to his house in Brown’s neighborhood in the Bronx. They make an unlikely duo. They start off as the mentor and mentee but Brown ends up teaching Connery as well.<br /><br />Brown is amazing. He’s so natural with his part. It’s even more amazing when you read he hadn’t acted before and was just a walk on trying out for the role who won it. Connery fits right into the grumpy old man. He eventually shows his heart thanks to Brown and it’s a beautiful thing.<br /><br />Gus Van Sant made the movie and he does a great job. I liked how he started off not showing the stars of the film but regular people of the Bronx because this is a story about the borough.
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