Brothers
ReelViewsBrothers is arguably the most successful remake of a foreign film since Martin Scorsese reworked Infernal Affairs into The D...
The Philadelphia InquirerBrothers, talked about the strange sensation of adapting Susanne Bier's pitch-perfect Danish film of the same name to Englis...
E! OnlineDeft acting -- hello Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal, Natalie Portman --saves the flick from wallowing too deeply into melodr...
Washington Post"Brothers" is the story of that monster, and his struggle to find his humanity.Is it a movie you'll enjoy.
San Francisco Chronicle"Brothers" touches on the effects of war and also on the culture of a specific type of family.
The New York TimesBrothers itself -- a smart, well-meaning project -- never quite pulls itself together.
SlateAfter watching this movie, I had what you might call Portman Traumautic Stress Disorder, a condition that leaves you twitchy...
The New YorkerBrothers, the new home-from-the-war film, written by David Benioff and directed by Jim Sheridan, has been made with obvious ...
ReviewSTLBrothers is a very realistic and well done film. The performances are excellent, and very believable.
The Screening LogThe solid acting performances give this remake a dramatic touch that'd hard to ignore.
FilmcriticWhen you first see the three leads in Jim Sheridan's seething, somber Brothers, you can't help but think they're just kids.
Entertainment WeeklyBrothers, a drama centered around the war in Afghanistan, is based on a 2004 Danish film, but it could just about be a remak...
Chicago Sun-Times"Brothers” is the new film by Jim Sheridan, a director who has a sure hand with stories about families (“In America” “In the...
ReelViewsBrothers is arguably the most successful remake of a foreign film since Martin Scorsese reworked Infernal Affairs into The D...
Hollywood ReporterA remake of a Danish film has much to admire but never comes together with the impact of the original.
VarietyThough it renders a convincing portrait of fractured family life and boasts its share of powerfully acted moments, this sche...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Jim Sheridan
Writer: David Benioff
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Natalie Portman, Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal
Release: December 4, 2009
Writer: David Benioff
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Natalie Portman, Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal
Release: December 4, 2009
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