Road to Perdition 2002 Watch Free in HD

A hit man for an Irish gang in the Depression-era Midwest, hit man Michael Sullivan is known to friends and enemies alike as the Angel of Death. But his bonds of loyalty are put to the test when his son witnesses what he does for a living.

Genre:

Thriller, Crime, Drama

Actors:

Tyler Hoechlin, Rob Maxey, Liam Aiken, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tom Hanks, Paul Newman, Daniel Craig, Ciarán Hinds, Craig Spidle, Ian Barford, Stephen P. Dunn, ...»

Director:

Sam Mendes

Country:

United States

Release:

2002

IMDb:

7.7

Quality:

Duration:

117 min

Joe Morgenstern

What makes the movie pay off is moving pictures of real action and of intimate scenes between man and boy that are all the more moving for being understated.

April 14, 2013

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Peter Canavese

The top-billed actors deliver: Hanks with his resonant reserve and Newman in conveying Rooney's failed attempt to live up to his self-image as the ultimate just and loving patriarch. [Blu-ray]

August 02, 2010

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Alberto Abuín

Gangsters. Parents. Children. Honor. 'Road to Perdition' is all this and more, perhaps too perfect or too calculated, but with great cinema in it. [Full review in Spanish]

February 28, 2017

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David Denby

Visually, the picture is all of a piece, but it's a self-conscious piece of work -- all dark-toned academic classicism.

April 14, 2013

Nell Minow

Powerful, beautiful film; ok for mature teens.

December 29, 2010

Geoff Andrew

Ploughing a furrowed brow, Hanks is fatally miscast -- except that the story turns so sentimental and bathetic, he's actually in his element.

February 09, 2006

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Brian Gibson

Crisply, starchily self-conscious in its efforts to be a gangster epic. A pretty-enough remote place, with its rain and snow and fedoras and trenchcoats, but it's still a long way from Boardwalk Empire and Miller's Crossing.

February 07, 2014

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Todd McCarthy

While crisply edited and unindulgent, Mendes' work is gratifyingly old-school in its rejection of modern-day stylistic agitation, the better to achieve a slow but inexorable build to its climax.

August 08, 2008

Jonathan Rosenbaum

Sam Mendes's 2002 follow-up to American Beauty finds him every bit as adept, arty, and Oscar hungry.

April 17, 2007

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John J. Puccio

...something more than the sum of its parts; namely, a gripping, touching, entertaining motion picture.

July 28, 2010

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Stuart Klawans

Very little of Road to Perdition lingers, except for a feeling that you've been carried along.

July 21, 2015

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Mike Clark

So is Perdition still a must-see? No question. But it's tough to fuss about it much when a picture is this fussy.

April 14, 2013

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