Years after the Boston Marathon, many still are baffled as to what exactly happened and how it happened. What seemed to be a day of fun and exhibition of physical strength and prowess, turned out to be one of America's deadliest and unforgettable attack. The movie "Patriots Day" attempts to put some sense to what transpired during that fateful Boston Marathon bombing.
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Patriots Day" revolves around the aftermath of the unthinkable attack during the Boston Marathon. Police Sergeant Tommy Saunders rallies all the other survivors of the attack in the race to find the other bombers and to stop their planned attack.
Weaving together the stories of Special Agent Richard DesLauriers, Police Commissioner Ed Davis, Sergeant Jeffrey Pugliese and nurse Carol Saunders, the movie "Patriots Day" captures the suspense of one of the most sophisticated manhunts in law enforcement history of Boston.
The movie "Patriots Day" also celebrates the strength of the people of Boston. It gives pride to Bostonians as they helped each other go through the traumatizing and uneventful attack during its day to celebrate athleticism and camaraderie.
A welcome reminder of true community spirit. #BeStrong #PatriotsDay pic.twitter.com/agUe6TDqkN
— Tiffany Pritchard (@TiffanyPritch) December 4, 2016
Through thick and thin, Bostonians come together to fight and stop other attacks. It is a common knowledge that there are other attacks apart from the one that initially went off.
As added by IMDb, the movie "Patriots Day" stars Hollywood A-listers and top-billed by Mark Wahlberg. Alongside Mark Wahlberg are Melissa Benoist, Michelle Monaghan, Kevin Goodman, John Goodman, J.K. Simmons and many more.
The movie "Patriots Day" is directed by Peter Berg and written by him together with Matt Cook, Joshua Zetumer, Eric Johnson, and Paul Tamasy. The movie is set to have its limited release on Dec. 21, 2016 and the nationwide release is set on Jan. 13. 2017.
The movie "Patriots Day" is shot entirely in Boston, Massachusetts. This is expected to stay true to the actual event of Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, 2013.
