The Christian Sciene MonitorIt's ironic that Stone, whose scripts for Alan Parker's "Midnight Express" and Brian De Palma's "Scarface" were a big influe...
The New York TimesSavages is a daylight noir, a western, a stoner buddy movie and a love story, which is to say that it is a bit of a mess. Bu...
New York Daily NewsWorking from a novel by Don Winslow, Stone's landscape of corrupt innocents is beautifully nuanced, allowing every character...
The Boston GlobeA stylish, violent, hallucinatory thriller with both a mean streak and a devilish sense of humor.
The Philadelphia InquirerI thought Stone was redoing Truffaut's Jules and Jim: two guys and a girl, love pulling them every which way.
Los Angeles TimesYou might not think that a motion picture called Savages could be too violent, too savage, but you would be wrong.
San Francisco ChronicleComplain as loudly as you like about Oliver Stone - his politics, posturing and relationship with the facts - but until now ...
Washington PostA candy-colored black valentine to titillation, garish brutality and groovy post-fin-de-siecle excess, this ode to cinema's ...
Wall Street JournalThe movie's great surprise, and delight, is Salma Hayek's Elena, a svelte monster with a Cleopatra haircut who runs the cart...
Chicago Sun-TimesOliver Stone's "Savages" is a moral tangle embedded in a bloody war between two best buddies in Laguna Beach and the queen o...
ReelViewsSavages is a drug-fueled crime delirium that doesn't break much new ground in the genre but offers a volatile concoction of ...
Entertainment WeeklySavages is Oliver Stone doing what he should have done a long time ago: making a tricky, amoral, down-and-dirty crime thrill...
Film School RejectsTaylor Kitsch proves he has movie star potential; Del Toro’s hair, Del Toro’s mustache, and Del Toro’s everything; Travolta ...
Film FractureSavages has all of the right ideas in place for a great story, things just happen to not be executed properly.
Hollywood ReporterOliver Stone hauls the guns and drugs out of his trunk for this brutal, stylish, yet not-all-there film of Don Winslow's bes...
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Director: Oliver Stone
Writer: Shane Salerno
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Taylor Kitsch, Blake Lively, Aaron Johnson
Release: July 6, 2012
Writer: Shane Salerno
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Taylor Kitsch, Blake Lively, Aaron Johnson
Release: July 6, 2012
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