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1992 |
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PG |
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123 minutes |
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Robert Redford |
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Robert Redford |
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Brad Pitt, Craig Sheffer, Emily Lloyd, Tom Skerritt |
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A River Runs Through It Image Gallery, Wallpapers & Desktop Themes |
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Trout used in the movie were pond-raised in Montana and were kept in a specially aerated and cooled tank truck until their big moment in front of the cameras. No hooks were used, and no blood was drawn. A line was tied to each fish's lower jaw under the careful observance of the Montana Humane Society.
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Rev. Maclean: [walking away from the river] The Lord has blessed us all today... It's just that he has been particularly good to me.
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A River Runs Through It Reviews |
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rec.art.movies.reviews newsgroup |
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As an actor Robert Redford is just not my cup of tea. He generally plays someone handsome and callow and perhaps less than a deep thinker. When a film calls for someone to be handsome and callow and less than a great thinker, he can be good in a role. I certainly cannot fault him for his contributions to films such as THE CANDIDATE and THE NATURAL. But Robert Redford the director is another animal entirely. His ORDINARY PEOPLE was neither ordinary nor empty, but a quiet and powerful study of a family that was no longer functioning as a family. THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR was another film of keenly observed personalities. But this time he had a whimsical feel and a spell of magical realism. In his third film the craftsmanship is greater than ever but the people are much more reserved and the film lacks impact. It is hard to feel much for a family that believes so strongly that the best thing in life is fly fishing.
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