Legends of the Fall 1994 Watch Free in HD

The movie follows Tristan, the wildest of the Ludlow sons, whose failure to protect his brother puts his entire family on a path of betrayal and self-destruction. After his brother, Samuel, died in WWI, Tristan and Alfred return home, and both fall for Samuel's gorgeous fiancée, Susannah, and their intense rivalry begins to destroy the family.

Genre:

Drama, Romance, War

Actors:

Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn, Julia Ormond, Henry Thomas, Karina Lombard, Tantoo Cardinal, Gordon Tootoosis, Paul Desmond, Christina Pickles, Robert Wisden, ...»

Director:

Edward Zwick

Country:

United States

Release:

1994

IMDb:

7.5

Quality:

Duration:

133 min

Jay Boyar

Just when it starts to seem as if Legends might just turn into a pretty good movie, along comes some tired, soap-opera plot device.

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Stephen Hunter

It's a big movie that's so small on the inside it's not there.

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Gary Thompson

A weird melodramatic epic -- Bonanza crossbred with the kind of novel that uses Fabio on the cover.

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John Hartl

The actors fit their roles exceptionally well, but Zwick rarely allows them the kinds of crucial, intimate moments that establish how the characters feel about each other.

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Candice Russell

Bloated as a TV miniseries two nights too long, Legends of the Fall is stiff and uninteresting.

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Kenneth Turan

Everything about Legends of the Fall shouts epic filmmaking and it is not an altogether unpleasant sound.

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John Ferguson

The real star, however, is John Toll's Oscar-winning cinematography, which is equally at home with the stunning beauty of the mountainous terrain and the killing fields of war-torn France.

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Steven Rea

Check your cynicism at the door, and just revel in its enormity.

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Michael Wilmington

There's a vast psychodrama being played out on the Ludlow ranch, battles between generations, philosophies, races and sexes. And the landscapes, photographed by John Toll, majestically backdrop all the personal and cultural furies.

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Leah Rozen

It either sweeps you up in its rapturous emotional wake or -- and it's a big or -- you just sit there and snicker. I found myself alternately doing both, though fortunately more of the former than the latter.

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David Sterritt

While the production is attractive in a calendar-photo sort of way, there's not a speck of genuine feeling in its glossy images.

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Terrence Rafferty

At first, the picture plays like East of Eden with a bonus brother; it gets sillier as it goes.

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