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A River Runs Through It

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Film is made based on a true story about 2 brothers Norman and Paul grown up at Montana with the different characters. Their only common ground is the hobby going fishing on Big Blackfoot river. The life whirl will wash them out unless there is the fatefull fishing that leads to a traumatic event for the whole family and makes Norman be tormented for the rest of life.
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TV Guide
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November 08, 2007

Even set against the Sierra Club beauty of Redford's Montana, it's hard to get excited by fisherman casting their lines into the water.
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Movie Metropolis
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July 14, 2009

Sherritt has been in a lot of movies, but the role of Rev. Maclean seems like one he was born to play. He owns it, the way that Pitt and Sheffer own theirs, and as a result it takes no time at all to believe this group as a family and become involved.
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Time Out
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June 24, 2006

Leave your preconceptions about fishing at the door: you'll be caught hook, line and sinker.
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ColeSmithey.com

December 04, 2006

A great movie to watch with the family at Christmas.
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New York Times

May 20, 2003

Here are two things I never thought I'd say: I like a movie about fly fishing, and Robert Redford has directed one of the most ambitious, accomplished films of the year.
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Common Sense Media

December 21, 2010

Moving, powerful movie of two brothers.
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Variety
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November 08, 2007

A skilled, careful adaptation of a much-admired story.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
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March 24, 2008

There is too much taste, discretion and detachment in Redford's rendition of MacLean's sprawling family saga, but the scenery and Brad Pitt are nice to look at due to Philippe Rousselot's gorgeous Oscar-winning cinematography.
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Rolling Stone

May 12, 2001

Redford's movie is too little show and too much tell.
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Film4
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November 08, 2007

Although heart-throb Pitt steals the film to some extent, veteran actor Skerritt scores highly with his outstanding and heartfelt portrait of the watchful father.
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Chicago Reader
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November 08, 2007

This may work for you if you settle at the outset for a nostalgic, all-American mood piece.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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January 01, 2000

Redford and his writer, Richard Friedenberg, understand that most of the events in any life are accidential or arbitrary, especially the crucial ones, and we can exercise little conscious control over our destinies.
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