• Starring: Brad Pitt, Craig Sheffer
  • Summary: An adaptation of Norman Maclean's classic memoir. Growing up, Norman (Sheffer) and his brother Paul (Pitt) rebel against their stern minister father. While Norman channels his rebellion into writing, Paul descends a slippery path to self-destruction. (Columbia Pictures)
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  1. Robert Redford's sensitive, unhurried movie of A River Runs Through It is so faithful to the book that it becomes that rare thing - a beautiful celebration of the power of literature. [09 Oct 1992]
  2. A tasteful, richly textured, exquisitely nostalgic drama that carries with it an enormous emotional punch. [09 Oct 1992]
  3. Reviewed by: Staff (Not Credited)
    60
    From Phillippe Rousselot's exquisite cinematography, with the stunning scenery of Montana as a backdrop, to Redford's assured direction, this is utterly alluring, and manages to make fly-fishing seem not just romantic, but thrilling.

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  1. This movie is great. Awesome performances by the entire cast, especially Tom Skerrrit. The music is fantastic, and really fills the movie with emotion. Beautiful story and script. This is a complete movie that everyone should see. Expand
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