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River Runs Through It, A (1992) |
| 47 reviews |
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Film rated 3 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.4 / 5)
(Guy rating: 2.8 / 5)
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| Montana brothers poles apart. |
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| Redford narrates Pitts falls. |
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| Prettier brother becomes casualty. |
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| Redford's reel: great casting. |
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| Redford should've cued beavers. |
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| Pitt? Redford? Throw back! |
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| Fisherman Pitt is a-lure-ing. |
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| Reviewer slept through it. |
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| Redford's hook, line, stinker. |
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| Fisherman found battered. |
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| Trout stream parellels life? |
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| Fly fishing: life allegory. |
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| Redford's stream of unconciousness. |
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| Redford fishes for youth. |
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| Brad's learning to fly(fish). |
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| Norman's novel miscast, hookless. |
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| Brotherly love smells fishy. |
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| Fishing fades family friction. |
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| Pitt angles for maturity. |
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| Montana Presbyterians sole-searching. |
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| Fly fishing induces slumber. |
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| Fly fishing almost religion. |
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| Pitt pitted against trout. |
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| Redford recalls Schaeffer's past. |
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| Maclean's stream of consciousness. |
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