If I would like to point out an issue that I have with the movie, it's that I thought the story structure was a bit all over the place, but again, it's hard to properly critique a biography movie due to the fact that it is based on true events. Morgan State University President David Wilson made inaugural poet Amanda Gorman (pictured) an offer that he hopes she can’t refuse a job at the prestigious historically Black educational. It's admittedly hard to critique the execution of certain scenes like the firefighting scenes in Only the Brave when it's based on true events. The movie does have a large focus on dealing with the area's large wildfires, which are also highly engaging. The movie isn't fully character driven, fortunately. It's interesting to see how the members of the Hotshots' lives have changed as the organization forms and grows big. The song is a touching tribute to the Granite Mountain Hotshots who gave their lives to protect people and structures from dangerous fires. It is very well acted from beginning to end with interesting characters and motives. Dierks Bentley is well known in the country music scene and has now made his mark in the film world with the title song, 'Hold the Light,' for Only The Brave.

This managed to be a very interesting movie that brings you in very quickly when the movie starts. The movie is essentially a biography about the the rise of the Granite Mountain Hotshots and how they come together to put their entire lives at risk to protect their town from a dangerous wildfire. Only the Brave is a movie directed by Joseph Kosinski and stars Josh Brolin, Miles Teller and Jeff Bridges.

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