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Wyatt Russell in Broke

Taylor Sheridan may have a stranglehold on the Western genre when it comes to TV, but the movies are wide open for anyone to come along and make a riveting drama that captivates audiences. Such was the case this year thanks to director Carlyle Eubank, who brought fans the contemporary tale of a rodeo rider struggling to survive against the elements. Now, after hitting VOD back in May, the film is already a smash hit on Netflix just one week after its streaming debut.

Wyatt Russell Shines in ‘Broke’

BROKE – Official Trailer (HD)



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Scoring a 91% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and an 82% from fans, there’s a lot to love about Broke. Sean Chandler noted in his review that “Wyatt Russell shines as a rodeo rider stranded in a blizzard, reflecting on lost love, pain, and purpose,” while at the same time calling the film a “quiet, emotional western drama worth checking out for genre fans.” Luna Guthrie from Collider was another who had high praise for the film, and it;s director, writing:

“Eubank’s direction has a tenderness for its characters and for the little worlds they build around themselves, bursting full of hopes and dreams that we really want to see them achieve.”

Many others lauded Russell as well, noting that he carries the film almost by himself to deliver one of the finest performances of his career. Tessa Smith from Mama’s Geeky said that he “nailed it,” while also adding that Broke is “a touching film that is likely to have all viewers looking back and analyzing the decisions they have made in the past.” Critic M.N. Miller echoed those sentiments, commenting:

“Broke is a thoughtful, even lyrical, suspenseful, and deeply moving [picture]. The film’s theme is perseverance, a love letter to resilience.”

Needless to say, if you’re a Western fan who’s looking for their next fix, Broke is definitely the film for you. It might not be Yellowstone, but not many things are. It’s still a gripping drama that’ll make you think, which is the hallmark of any good movie.