Legends of the Fall
Drama • R • 1994 • 2 hr 13 min
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Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn, Julia Ormond, Henry Thomas
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Though the climax leaves more to be desired, the emotion wrapped around every corner is enough to make any grown man cry.
It was a very full movie with a surprisingly easy plot to follow.
I actually enjoyed this film. Can I tell you what happened in it? No. Was the cast good? Yes. Would I watch it again? Probably.
De bonnes performances. Film lent mais avec plusieurs retournements qui nous font accrocher tout le long !
Damn. This movie really pushed the right buttons. Very emotional. Probably my fav. drama movie.
Love this movie! If you haven’t seen it then you should and if you have then watch it again.
Very sad movie, Brad Pitt plays the lonely cowboy perfectly. A romance that is ultimately about brothers and their love for each other.
'Monumental' is the only right word to describe this movie.
Great story, psychologycally impactful, made me cry
A beautiful period drama with sublime score and photography. In my very personal Top 20 films.
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