Bull – ABC Film Challenge – 2010s Movies – Y (Yolonda Ross) – Bull – Movie Review
Director: Annie Silverstein
Writer: Annie Silverstein, Johnny McAllister (Screenplay)
Cast
- Rob Morgan (Mudbound)
- Amber Havard
- Yolonda Ross (Antwone Fisher)
- Keira Bennett
- Keeli Wheeler
Plot: n a near-abandoned subdivision west of Houston, a wayward teen runs headlong into her equally willful and unforgiving neighbour, an aging bull rider who’s seen his best days in the arena; it’s a collision that will change them both.
Runtime: 1 Hour 48 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Bull starts as we meet a rebellious teenager Kris (Havard). Her mother is in prison and she lives with her grandmother and gets in trouble with her reclusive neighbor Abe (Morgan). To make up for the damage done, Kris is forced to help Abe around the home and with his chase return to bull riding.
As Kris spends more time around Abe, she starts to find a passion in her life. Meanwhile, Abe decides to help Kris uncover what she wants most from her life. The unlikely pair end up supporting each other through the most difficult time of their lives.
Verdict on Bull
Bull is a drama that focuses on the struggle a teenage girl is having while her mother is in prison for violent behavior. She finds herself getting into trouble herself before being given a chance to find her own calling in life.
This is a drama that explores the difficult life a teenage can have related to a criminal. Being left to fend for herself during the most difficult time of her life. Seeing her find hope in another lonely sole, shows that people can find their place in the world. It has all the drawing points of a struggling generation in America.
Final Thoughts – Bull is a powerful drama focusing on the struggling generation in America.
