A cycle of violence by football fans
The Firm was a made for TV movie about two rival football teams in England. Many of the members are professionals such as Gary Oldman as Bex but the way they express themselves is via vandalism and violence. It’s basically a tale of masculinity gone wild.<br /><br />Bex is a perfect example of the characters. He sells houses for a living and then gets his car spray painted by the other team while he’s playing football. When he’s at home he goes into his football room and pretends to beat someone. Other times he argues with his wife who doesn’t approve of his violent acts telling him he’s acting like a child. That’s his problem. He’s consumed by fighting. He’s obsessed with the other team and it effects the rest of his life and yet he can’t stop.<br /><br />The movie is supposed to be a commentary on how football holliganism progressed in England. At first, it was just fist fights at games. Then it transformed into escalating violence that could occur at any time. The message is that the violence went from the stadium to the streets and then the homes. It became part of the culture for certain fans and consumed them as the violence became just as if not important than the actual sport.<br />C
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