POMMEL | Omeleto

[@N1ghtShad0w55]

I can feel the Anger, Frustration, the sadness and depression that that boy is feeling.

[@N1ghtShad0w55]

Je Pense A Toi yes, I was happy with the ending.

[@addie6440]

U asain too

[@andrjsjan4231]

N1ghtShad0w55 which one??

[@untitledanomaly]

Oh god you must feel terrible

[@mspl1125]

N1ghtShad0w55 don't you feel the pain?

[@SB-ou5yp]

This story is beautiful. The way it captures the bond between siblings and the frustrations of unequal treatment among family members is truly special. All the younger brother wanted was to show his older brother that he wasn't alone and that he loves him but a lack of perspective, lack of understanding, abuse at home, huge pressure from his teacher and the shortsightedness of youth almost stopped him from seeing and appreciating his brother's affection. Kudos to all involved. P.S. Also, glad he didn't kill his younger brother.

[@Brian-iz9nx]

Agreed, great video. @S B although I think you missed some subtle parts of the video. It wasn't abuse or unequal treatment. It was really well demonstrated how the older brother perceived unequal treatment but in truth it was due to his actions. Each brother's approach created different responses. The tell tale sign is at the end, when the younger brother takes the fall for the cigs he gets the same punishment the older brother would have gotten. Equal punishment for both brothers based on the severity of the infraction. In actuality the older brother was receiving more anger and discipline from his Dad because he was doing much worse. ie. Younger brother might be gettings C+'s and the older brother might be getting F's.

[@canadianbutt275]

@@Brian-iz9nx nah younger one was getting S+ older one got an S

[@BassByTheBay]

Yes, the glimmer of hope when younger brother touched older brother's head was much appreciated -- was glad younger brother wasn't dead or paralyzed. I can only stand so much bleakness.

[@nineboys4365]

The PS Is making me die 😂

[@stykze8620]

@@Brian-iz9nx any physical punishment used against your child in any way other than hitting their hand from a fire or something like that is abuse. You cant say that forcing your kids to get amazing grades, throwing glass at them, whipping them for minutes at a time, all while they are being held to strict standards by another person in a different field, isn't abuse. Instead of whipping her and physically abusing your children for smoking, sit down with them and tell them why it's bad to do so. call me a snowflake all you want, abuse is still abuse. There are multiple research projects and articles showing the benefits of positive reinforcement, and the life lasting trauma physical punishment causes

[@notaraccoonstealingpeanutb7549]

Those kids are like 7 and have the muscles of 15 year olds

[@Axel-ZAMMS]

Same I do trampolining

[@truthspeaker2249]

GOD不Slime How is that jealousy?

[@arcadia1300]

I’m 11 and I have a power of a 11 month year old

[@33stex78]

CAxel FN

[@jesussaves6625]

I'm gonna venture that most 15 year olds do not have a gymnast's athletic build.

[@SkilledMinded_Futures]

I'm happy that these brothers in the end became like a stronger family brothers who gonna support each other

[@Nyctotope]

Nick Savvas this is why I shouldn't read the comments 🤦

[@anthonyJones-ll4ei]

nah, his brother felt bad for what he did there was no support

[@SkilledMinded_Futures]

@@anthonyJones-ll4ei Correct

[@Septara]

This is like me and my brother, but replace gymnastics with blowing out the birthday candles

[@lynx7631]

I’m investing in this comment

[@JamesParker1998]

You're twin?

[@Septara]

James 1998 nah, we just like being jerks to each other and blow out the other persons birthday candles ever year

[@ceciraegagnon1901]

ok SAME

[@christinewu8039]

LMAO

[@Ziotic]

These kids are actually nuts at gymnastics. I used to do gymnastics and when I was like 13 I wasnt even this good. I didnt do it very long and I started around 10 but still.

[@erikeriks]

That's what dedication can do for you.

[@Ziotic]

@@erikeriks and also the fact they started really young

[@erikeriks]

@@Ziotic yeah that too.

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

@@Ziotic well if they started really young that's dedication

[@Ziotic]

@@bananamonkeygaming14 well kinda but its mainly just a hobby they got really good at

[@aryanjaiswal1508]

Best scene when his brother keeps hand on his head

[@YOURSDAILYPOD]

No

[@caebinabush8432]

@@YOURSDAILYPOD why did you say no

[@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim]

Best scene that I HATE SPOILERS

[@f.b.isquad4yearsago829]

@@SaifullahAlHamzaAzim shouldn't have read the comments before watching ¯\_(ツ) _/¯

[@billpatterson3566]

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[@SuperCHERISHED]

The writing, acting and presentation of this film was outstanding! I found this film disturbing on so many different levels. The two little boys are in the world alone. No one to make sure they are safe. The father is suffering! I don't know if his wife died or left them. Now he physically and emotionally abuses the children. The older boy is abusing the younger brother because he is abused. This is an absolutely heart breaking story!! The young actors were amazing in their craft!

[@muzinhiphop7591]

👍

[@maggiechan33]

It was hard to watch the "discipline" of both abusive father and the overly strict coach.

[@DLH1964-y9g]

​@@maggiechan33Because, it's really about them, not the boys.

[@hnene9538]

Children need both mental & emotional support. All they need is love & care. If they feel they don't get enough attention from their parents,they cannot become the person who they can be. All parents who are willing to give birth has to keep this in mind. . This is really heartbreaking😢

[@shananalexander9789]

H Nene Very well said

[@respifybtw1084]

Your a child who r u to give parenting advice

[@strawbys388]

Arius. Shut up maybe he is telling you how to be a parent

[@vintagerock547]

@@respifybtw1084 Do you disagree with what H said then? It doesn't matter the age, what H said is true.

[@elihernandez4973]

But if they only have love and care they won't know what it will be like in the real world once they are done college. They are gonna be raised thinking the world is perfect when its not so I don't blame the father because he only wants what's best for his son so that he won't end up homeless or doing something bad.

[@littlemrpinkness295]

I wasn't breathing for a minute there.

[@अण्वायुवरीवर्त]

U don't have fibrosis and probably u also don't have coronavirus Stay frosty ;)

[@littlemrpinkness295]

@@अण्वायुवरीवर्त So far so good!

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

@Kasai then you are probably sick.

[@nineboys4365]

@A water guy. then you are invested with corona you might wanna get checked up

[@MKShuriken599]

Same and idk how

[@tietjen666]

Nobody can hurt you like a sibling can. Except maybe, a parent. ugh. Fine film, though.

[@erikeriks]

Can you tell me your story, I feel like you were hurt.

[@necron7436]

@@erikeriks Mind your own beezwax

[@NoSe-jz9jw]

@@necron7436 bro he wasnt even talking to you how about you mind your own business

[@ariebasie6252]

Isn't that the truth.

[@jokrwx3]

well all of them the siblings and parents share one thing that make them hurt u so hard with the smallest things >>> they are close to the heart ... that mean anyone can hurt as much as they do if he/she close to you

[@girl1213]

For many siblings: "I never wanted to compete. I just wanted to have fun with you."

[@lynnkueh85]

The younger brother is so kind and this makes him so much more adorable. The elder one is wicked.

[@spize3636]

Jungkookie my BTS bias well the older one was abused

[@iamrodrigues4939]

Jam Rodrigues Finnuno

[@thetoober7809]

@@spize3636 but doesn't give him the right to almost kill his younger brother

[@justanothermortal1373]

You don't get it because you've never been abused.

[@ginidavid2902]

Reminds me of high school cross country and track when I was a senior, my sister was a sophomore and we were pretty evenly matched. Damn coaches would always try to pit us against one another until we had enough and started timing it that we'd cross finish line together.

[@BassByTheBay]

Ha, that's awesome! My daughter does a couple of different school sports, and I really can't stand what I see from some of the coaches (and parents).

[@jesussaves6625]

I don't think any of the coaches tried to put the brothers against each other.. unless I missed something. I saw the coach asking the older brother to mentor the younger.

[@candyqueen768]

That's love right there.

[@timstill152]

At first I was asking myself "who am I supposed to feel sympathetic for? The abusive father because his wife died?" But then the ending was so delicate and sweet I felt guilty for asking the question.

[@erincote3702]

Perfectly put.

[@bongowrld]

Even if the wife died why would u feel bad for him he’s abusing his son

[@benjaminbaron3209]

"Your attempt to kill me ruined our presentation. Best buddies! Dad's gonna love this, too!" and they lived happily ever after.

[@phillipnewhouse4379]

Pommel is a claustrophobic essay on the dangers of parental favouritism, parental pressure to achieve, and the attendant sibling rivalry. Beautifully acted by the two young leads, who were not actors (they are gymnasts), they offer a convincing portrayal of brotherhood in a difficult situation.

[@BassByTheBay]

And kudos to the director who must've made clear to the boys that he was going for understated. Seems to be a theme with Omeleto; so many of the kids in these films are wonderfully realistic -- much higher percentage than in Hollywood (or just about anything else, really).

[@Bigmandan885]

I was in a similar situation as a 9 year old, my coach made me work 10 hours a week, and was verbally abusive, I did that for 4 years and only just got out

[@muzinhiphop7591]

Rip

[@macaroongaming5579]

sorry to hear that :(, hope your better now

[@kinju6227]

This is what happens when you have an abusive parent.

[@abstract5249]

@@lynx7631 You're one to talk about fatherhood, Lord Vader.

[@perciousmatter7001]

@@lynx7631 please search the word abusive up.

[@tonykeyz2829]

@@abstract5249 😂😂😂

[@Kat-ye1dp]

@@lynx7631 7:50 judging by that glass shattering I would say it is

[@lynx7631]

Kat Okay maybe you’re right lmao

[@rockydee7499]

he didnt admit to nothin. its like sayin its my fault but since you're fine ill just stay silent for tryin to kill ya

[@Keeratipong]

At the end of the day, showing his love makes the difference in their relationship. Love is so powerful that saying "sorry" couldn't compare with. That's what i learn from this short film.

[@BassByTheBay]

It was very realistic which made it all the more potent to me. Hollywood would've had him trade gloves with his brother at the last second or give some teary apology, but that would greatly diminish the impact of the point of this story.

[@threat8_]

True but and the end of the day love is what matters now

[@iamrodrigues4939]

Jam Rodrigues Finnuno

[@IamDottieDandridge]

Right! Plus he was doing all that like the stuff was his brothers fault!

[@steverl22]

Never pays to be the older one.....

[@tonykeyz2829]

Parents have higher expectations for the eldest

[@vaishali1067]

@@tonykeyz2829 And that sucks bro.

[@shanghainese7198]

TonyKeyz in my family. My parents have high expectations for everyone.

[@tonifcbarca]

@@tonykeyz2829 and thats not fair

[@andrjsjan4231]

steverl22 what??

[@kingdennihenry4657]

Omg that father is the worst

[@shrivel_d]

unfortunately those fathers exist :/

[@Hahahasuiiiii]

kingdenni Henry how??

[@samthong3305]

@@Hahahasuiiiii u seriously don't know?

[@freia.k.asunny8667]

LIterally almost all asian fathers.....

[@BTDBATTLESAlt]

Sunny Cong my Vietnamese’s dad is chill

[@christinewu8039]

I just hate how the video ended with neither a happy or sad ending. I mean, it didn't show any change in their life. We know that they're just gonna go back to an abusive father, and a stressed out gymnastics class.

[@kalinnavyacheslavovna2760]

Why is everyone saying the older one did this to his brother because wanted him to lose something he couldn't achieve. He didn't make him do this. The little brother misguidedly sacrificed himself in what he thought was the only way he could. It was coming from the most innocent purest form of love. Obviously that wasn't the right way to do it. The older one sees what his brother has done for him at the end nd he feels guilt for it, that's why the smaller one caresses his head at the end to let him know he knows what he was doing so he could free him from the guilt.

[@muhammadhadi9311]

The determination they have to do for something they are not even having fun on.

[@jasonevans7260]

Such a powerful take on sibling rivalry. As the youngest of two, this really hit home. Thank you. Excellent work.

[@sportzcarzking0009]

I swear...I don’t even know how to do a cart wheel

[@muzinhiphop7591]

Same

[@KakashiHatake-rl1ci]

I can only do a double front flip

[@youraverageskateboarder8592]

dextxrity weird flex but ok

[@lastmanstanding2622]

I can do a pretty good fall.😁

[@fraserlyness7194]

No joke I could actually feel my heart pound during that slow motion sequence the anxiety was ripping me to shreds

[@1Faith1Fate]

There is a true story of a Russian father with Olympic dreams for his children having 2 daughters. He gave up one because she was disabled, born without legs. Other than that mentally and physically normal. She became an accomplished athlete, famous actually. The second daughter was born with no disabilities and was trained for the Olympics since she could walk. I don't know if she ever made it to the Olympics however what I do know is that when she was young she legally removed all her father's parental rights he had and cut off all communication with him. The two sisters did end up reconnecting in the future, and I do not know if they ever reconnected with their father. This is a story of a father rejecting one daughter, pushing the other too far, and then being rejected.

[@hanyzaini5616]

i thought it was Romanian parents, is that Jennifer Bricker?

[@1Faith1Fate]

Hany Zaini maybe. I may have gotten some details wrong. I heard this story once about 10 years ago. Please feel free to correct my mistakes.

[@FormzBTW]

8:21 Dude I heard him cough and I look straight at the date of when the video came out to see if the corona got him LOL

[@1015blakie]

Formz so now if you cough once you have corona? Alright

[@Money_Starr]

Patrick Star well someone can’t take a joke

[@ejc8933]

I be scared shitless when I cough now I be thinking I got the corona

[@FormzBTW]

@@ejc8933 lmao facts

[@pnkblxde6827]

why Omeleto comes up with such good movie ideas. he should make a movie for netflix, or work as a creator on netflix, like wow his content blows my mind. and theyre so emotional that it breaks my heart, some movies are really inspiring. i might start watching Omeleto rather than netflix, show this guy some love!

[@mr.skellix7197]

1:43 this kid already has a pack, massive respect tbh.

[@drawqueen9720]

WHYY DOES THIS CRAP HAVE TO BE SO CRUEL, IT SCARES ME SO MUCH, BUT ITS LIKE A ADDICTION

[@onlinepear3749]

Can we appreciate the fact that’s their both amazing gymnasts and actors

[@EL-nd3wx]

Nice and interesting storyline, as always. Omeleto shows the best films.

[@loganbradd9472]

The only thing is that can beat this vid is another one of there own vids. This is absolutely incredible.

[@Mike-xn2sn]

Me watching these gymnast working out and stuff while I’m eating a whole pizza box on my bed

[@itsthatsem]

Another Omeleto gem. Thank you for that emotional roller coaster ride which explored every part of my heart.

[@youraveragesecuritysergean7247]

i thought you said emotional road roller da

[@WorldOfFootball893]

This s so good! When the older brother used a cigarette, the younger brother protected him!

[@andrjsjan4231]

He made him loose something he couldn’t achieve , so they could be fair and happy, very cruel brother.

[@kairos8452]

The little brother sacrificed, if you didn't see.

[@sharronkerbyhoughton3548]

Aww bless them both to stand together and support each other, and I'd say talking about it to each other to mentally get one another tho their hard times. my dad was a bully and would punch us in the back of our head, but his favorite was wipping us with a belt, he called it a 'belting'. Like it was natural n mum liked to slap your face Hard after a few half pints. poor boys its sad xxx

[@samcarver5507]

I used to do gymnastics like this when I was younger and people don't understand how stressful it is and how much your coach pushes u

[@popcorn-uz3tn]

I hope this won the gold medal at the film awards that it was presented in, very well done.

[@nicholassmith9955]

It’s so beautiful to wake up early and watch an amazing short film

[@o_o............]

Haha for me it's 1pm

[@o_o............]

@Angry frazix890 wow, we have 6 hours of difference

[@joyce1343]

Meanwhile I have not slept at all :p amd its 5 am

[@Ziotic]

wake up? I havent even slept yet...

[@toriuken4563]

Me its 9:10

[@awesomedude945]

homie's like 4 years old and already has a 6 pack 😂😂

[@nakullele]

This is such a horribly amazing short. Probably one of my favorite on the channel

[@ytstormzshorts7651]

I feel the anger when the boy was getting smacked

[@iono1019]

Everyone seems to think that the older brother did this out of jealousy or had a bad intent. I see it as the older brother recognizing how supportive everyone is at first. As you get older and develop they stop being supportive and only pressure and criticize. He wants to save his brother with a “career ending injury“ and prevent the abuse he faces now.

[@dddila]

Did isaac checking Noah's heartbeat to make sure he succeeded to kill him?

[@doggo9421]

I haven’t watched whole thing but probably normally that’s what you do to check if someone is alive

[@shiloh1606]

No, he was checking to make sure he was alive. He slit the gloves before his brother took the beating for him. He felt bad about doing it afterwards and wanted to stop him so that’s why he stood up when it was his brother’s turn for the high bar, but he stayed quiet and was hoping that nothing bad would happen to him. Point is he checked his heartbeat to see if he was okay and if he was still breathing. (Hoping he was still alive)

[@MaestroSummerz]

Shiloh :D u spoiled it

[@hemmojito]

wow that's the darkest interpretation of this scene.

[@safeersendjayawinata5553]

My brother can get really annoying at times and I would do things to him that I would almost instantly regret. So this really hit home for me. Thank you Omeleto.

[@leighkonop4554]

I have two young boys... OMG the tears the tears!!😭😢♥️ well done, omeleto!

[@dbzpayback6391]

He took the beating for him and he still allow his brither to fall thats wicked😪😢

[@knp_reaper8670]

What was he gonna do he felt bad that’s why he checked his heartbeat and stood up at the end of the day the jealousy and abuse from his father made him do it

[@user-fu8rg4ov5o]

He ignored all sense of empathy for what he was about to get himself into when he held if younger brothers hands, he truly is wicked.

[@pedrobambinoperez2572]

That father is really messed up bro

[@morecorvusfn8271]

Beating and diciplining is ok, but parents cant take it for granted.

[@kaylajariol2065]

I have asian parents but they aren't strict.. they always support my decisions and only get mad at me if they know that i know what im doing is wrong...im so happy with my parents

[@mike4347]

I thought the kid died until he put his hand up

[@ellaborstad461]

Coming from an ex gymnast, gymnastics is one of the hardest sports physically and mentally. I've also done many other sports but none of them quite compared to gymnastics. It's pushes you to every single limit there is possible. It's very hard leaving with out any mental disorders or struggles.

[@Kosmica-h4h]

When the kid was spinning on the pole at the competition i felt so many emotions like damn, Great video

[@reverse8840]

His brother when he got the neck brace be like: I know what u did to those handgrips...I just wanted to know what u also felt.

[@drd.n4695]

While it was not easy to lose a mother and face up to an abusive father, the partisan treatment by the coach without a brain as to how this might affect the relationship of the siblings got the better of it. I want to give a huge hug to both boys and would moot them to be there for each other ...

[@herobeasttcg3501]

When the dad took off his belt, I thought he was gonna do something else-

[@tjking15]

bro why would he do something like THAT

[@herobeasttcg3501]

@@tjking15 ikr

[@gyisdoingstuff9561]

@@herobeasttcg3501 not that kind of abuse bro

[@alexdang5786]

what a nice little brother though, saving his bro from a beating.

[@davoudr88]

This is a nightmare that the Chinese have been doing for years about children ... children who have to have children and play and have fun, but they torture children in such a way that they can be forced to make them national heroes. Spit on the honor of those who They call themselves sports coaches and thus force innocent children to engage in such sports at such a young age with these pressures.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

Fortunately, no one else in the world does it. /s

[@ryan9208]

at least mine dont even though im chinese. I literally once go an F in one of my rport cards and all they did was take away my computer for a week

[@dothedeed]

They're mixed-race kids and they're competing for Britain. There's nothing about China in the film....

[@pilo1393]

I dont know why but i feel like this is kinda racist

[@shiperoo3220]

It isn’t just the Chinese, Asians and other races do it too.

[@chrishanlon4393]

Always protect your brother - be the light when there is only darkness. Be the voice when there is only silence

[@gregoryd7670]

My childhood in a nutshell. Except, replace gymnastics with.... everything else.

[@ashliM2990]

This one made me cry.... Powerful statement for a film of so many words....

[@penguin9709]

the dad is grieving, and he is taking all is anger or the kids

[@merqrek3483]

i never understand why siblings hate each other and become rivals there is no competition between family. Also the acting is so good man legit the BEST.

[@kevinchris9866]

I literally just heard “son what the f*** have I told you”

[@Shawnnnam]

This is the best short yet! Truly beautiful.

[@linnear8571]

at the end, he probably broke his back

[@anghuthachahp3119]

And his career.

[@kylah3896]

That just goes to show that anyone at any age can do something out of rage that they might regret for the rest of their lives, all won’t be as lucky as him .

[@Rb-fj8zo]

new Omeleto video idea: A man has fallen in the river of lego city

[@mitsuvolts03]

Meh

[@boredemhitshard5643]

I am honestly astonished...next to no words spoken yet so many emotions..

[@darrell_dee97]

My dad and his twin brother competed against each other like this growing up and it hurt their relationship as adults. I saw my uncle just three times growing up. I went to my uncle's funeral two years ago when I was 45 with my last time ever seeing him was when I was 13.

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

The slow motion footage was exquisite.

[@brookemelville9862]

It’s so sad that the brother cut his brothers hand guard things then the brother took the beating for him :(

[@csullypro252]

That just shows the importance of the impact of adult's words on children. A parent should always treat siblings equally. Also a parent should never hit his children, if he wants to discipline them, there are other ways to insert authority. And the father in this film shows a crucial lesson that most humans haven't learnt - to fail is to learn. It's not a bad thing to fail at something, you are never going to be successful at everything that you pick up. I guess Isaac got bad grades at school and they weren't acceptable because the father saw them as failures. The father's an idiot for being that way but perhaps he himself was raised by people that taught him to be like this. Unfortunatelly there are a lot of people out there that are like this. Great film tho' everything was well shot and the story was told brilliantly. They didn't only show us the characters' feeling but also why the characters react and do as they do which separates a good filmmaker from a bad one!

[@skytroopgaming9361]

I felt bad when the boy got glass thrown at him the dad seriously could have injured his son

[@Jbsuperits]

Friends may come and go with strong bonds but the friends that will never go and the strongest of them all is with your brother

[@Agecatcher]

I would tell my father if he beat me when I was weak when I were younger, I would beat him when he is weak and old.

[@sirianongbechtolt9100]

Revenge 101

[@moneyway8178]

Agecatcher 2005 damn

[@LM-db6ty]

Morbid

[@azar5110]

Thats messed up for that u should be a shamed of ur self

[@superbarmenia9625]

Dyrs.Seska why? If you hit to discipline that’s one thing but this father was abusive

[@ginamarie975]

Damn…the credits have been over for a bit now but my heart still hurts. Awesome young actors/athletes drove this story for me. Loved it.

[@_pinkangels]

bro i’m crying

[@PlantiPal]

Best Omeletto yet. Powerful.

[@universalme1624]

Is no one going to point out that the dad threw a glass bottle at the kid

[@philipdoesfitness9162]

This happend to me

[@tuguldurganbold9458]

I can feel everything what they are feeling. And it touches me after 10 years my parents got divorced. Those nights were toughest nights in my life.

[@aidennnn33]

I don’t know what ether kid is thinking when they come across each other cuz all they do is stare

[@t.a.hamilton9125]

WOW! VERY IMPRESSED ON CASTING THE YOUNG COMPETITIVE GYMNASTS! Real recognizes Real. Great casting! The story; The younger brothers toes did come apart, on one of the last Giants he did before his dowels break, because of his brother jealously.DEEP. -Very well written; The older brothers strengths were used against him. Because he was performing better than others, The Coach told him to become a coach to his younger brother, and his younger brother started to thrive, while he fell behind. -I blame the coach; It was great advising the brother to train the other brother, however he should have said that they do ‘everything together’ so the older brother does not fall behind due to a coaching error. . . as he unfortunately did fall behind. - Great work!..terrible parenting, you’re supposed to protect your little brother… not risk breaking his neck. He new better. Outstanding job! Love your videos. Best wishes

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

An intelligent film. They just wanted to be treated failrly :( Never cried since so long... well done.

[@xxmandyDxx]

Aw tears when they held hands at end ! Yikes these films are amazing !!

[@mizu1153]

Damn these kids ripper and buffer than me

[@woomyzooms3781]

Idk man they look pretty skinny

[@Soma2501]

@@woomyzooms3781 Have you ever noticed how some sports select for certain physiques. Being skinny makes gymnastics much easier. Obviously they have muscle but its a lot more lean than the average person.

[@nickhill8612]

@@Soma2501 I understand what you're saying. I know I couldn't do what they're doing. They're probably in better shape than the hater comment.

[@bignigga5390]

•Akuma• there not buff nor ripped, there just athletic. There’s a difference bud

[@woomyzooms3781]

Nick Hill ok than

[@AAG414]

to be fair, these kid actors are actually fantastic at their jobs

[@BassByTheBay]

There are too many feels in this. 😐 It's an excellent example of what can happen when you just push children to be the best without regard to what a child _actually_ needs. I'm afraid this happens all too often. I've seen it too many times with coaches _and_ parents in my middle-schooler's sporting events and practices.

[@joeseph6587]

Feels weird how the older brother only felt content at the end knowing he’d brought his brother down to his level. Basic Cain and Abel, he wanted to clip his brother’s wings out of envy. He didn’t want to kill him, but he no longer wanted to feel inferior. He was willing to risk his brother’s death for that. Pretty selfish.

[@sdmk_a.naufala.8384]

Who left this bowl of onion here

[@h.jironn]

Friendship and brothership = greatnesses and happiness

[@SP-gm8wt]

what doesnt break you makes you stronger

[@ftbl407]

Shut up

[@RE-xv9fp]

Also Amazing acting, the boys, the father, the coach. They doon't even act, they live it!

[@madhavsanap6690]

Healthy competition is a lie. It is evil within us which competes. That serpent of the Garden of Eden.

[@lastmanstanding2622]

I disagree. Healthy competition is not a lie for it makes us try harder and be better at what we are trying to succeed at. It's only when it becomes abusive does it become evil/bad.

[@ben7445]

it stops being healthy competition when it starts being described like that