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If your kids, or you, loved the hit Netflix movie "Concrete Cowboy," the man who wrote the story has a sequel for you.
"Concrete Cowboys," starring Idris Elba, Caleb McLaughlin, Jharrel Jerome, and Method Man, is now streaming on Netflix. The film, which is shining a spotlight...
Why the credits are the best part of 'Concrete Cowboy' on Netflix FacebookTwitterEmail Jessica Kourkounis Movie credits typically fall into one of two categories: an infinite scroll of second unit assistant directors, or a list of names you sit through to see yet another nugget of Marvel Cinematic Universe lore. The closing of Netflix’s newest hit “Concrete Cowboy” is neither. The movie is excellent even if you don’t stick around past the final scene and will probably be shortlisted as an Oscar contender for 2022, but the movie is the unique case where the credits not only enrich th...
Concrete Cowboy: Where is the film set? Is it based on a true story? Tue Apr 06, 2021 at 10:59pm ET Netflix’s latest drama, Concrete Cowboy is set during summer in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The movie follows a teenager stuck at the crossroads of a troubled life or following in his estranged father’s cowboy-booted footsteps. Stranger Things’ Caleb McLaughlin plays the lead character, 15-year-old Cole. After he is expelled from school, he is sent to live with his father (Idris Elba). Sign up for our Movie newsletter! Here, he gains insight into his father’s work rehabilitati...
From left, Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin in 'Concrete Cowboy.' (Aaron Ricketts/Netflix) Published April 07. 2021 1:18PM Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit Anyone lucky enough to have seen the horseback riders of North Philadelphia in person knows firsthand the frisson that first glimpse produces: Is that really a horse? In the heart of Rust Belt Philly? At its best, the uneven but good-hearted family film "Concrete Cowboy" is animated by that same shock of disbelief and delight — made all the more appealing by the fact that...