The prison system and Brit government are seemingly helpless to come up with solutions at dealing with Bronson's violence. He occasionally shows us Bronson's vulnerable side but mostly it's about the rage that drives him from one prison to another. Hardy is impressive as the hulking and impulsive brute. Sure to be compared to Bana's Chopper (which I think was far better - but I am an Aussie and therefore biased) and also A Clockwork Orange. What I did enjoy was Hardy's performance. His inability to deal with society starting as early as his school years.
Bronson doesn't give you any answers other than he was simply born that way, despite loving parents. Unlike Korean movie Breathless which also screened at the festival and focused on violence but at least gave you an idea as to why the main character was so disturbed and messed up. I didn't know much about Bronson before the film, other than what I read on Wikipedia and after walking out of the cinema, I can't say I know any more about the man other than his inability to conform and his reliance on violence and abuse to deal with most situations. It noted that the issue had not actually been litigated in the case against Brown and that clearly Brown and Bronson had not cooperated in the management of the litigation therefore Bronson wasn't bound by the result Home Owners had achieved by suing Brown.Saw this the other day at the Sydney Film Festival. The Hospital appealed and the Court of Appeals reversed. The lower court ruled that Bronson was bound by the default judgment against the biker and that it could not recover for the services it provided. When Bronson became aware of Home Owners' legal machinations, it sought to intervene in the suit and recover its medical expenses.
Brown apparently avoided Home Owners' attempts to serve papers on him, and ultimately the insurer sued him, served him process only by publication, defaulted him when he didn't appear, and then entered a judgment that he wasn't entitled to no fault PIP benefits. Home Owners-a subsidiary of Auto Owners- insured the car and was thus responsible for paying PIP benefits to Brown and his passenger (i.e., medical and limited wages and service expenses). Bronson Hospital can pursue PIP action against HomeOwners Insurance Companyīronson Hospital provided hospital care to one Robert Brown, a motorcyclist injured in a car accident.
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