Far and Away
Adventure • PG-13 • 1992 • 2 hr 20 min
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Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Thomas Gibson, Robert Prosky, Barbara Babcock
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Peut-être un peu trop caricatural à certains moments, mais se laisse regarder facilement
So underrated! The screenplay, the soundtrack and the chemistry between Cruise and Kidman makes it a really great movie, one of my favorites
Cruise & Kidman seem a little forced at times, but a decent enough story.
It is a simple love story of a rich woman hangin with a poor handsome man, but the soundtrack and acting is good. But it's nothing special.
Excellent historical romance drama with good performances
This movie has been a favourite of mine all my life. And also the first my mother saw in cinema
Good movie with a lot of good action in a relatively slower paced movie. Worth the watch for sure
Tom iand Nicole make this over the top melodrama into something that works
Two of the weaker Irish accents journey across the states in a period drama. Not much to get enthused about.
Tom Cruise's Irish accent was ridiculous.
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