LOGIN, AMIGO!
View account info, rate movies, connect with fans, + more!
Win a trip to Las Vegas and attend the ShoWest awards ceremony live!
Buy tickets for Valentine's Day and receive a free download on iTunes!
Follow us on Twitter for movie news and a chance to win free movie tickets!
Send your sweetheart the gift of movies with Fandango Bucks!
Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The Road evokes the images and the characters of Cormac McCarthy's novel. It is powerful, but for me lacks the same core of emotional feeling. Read full review
While the film is not as resonant as the novel, it is an honorable adaptation, capturing the essence of the bond between father and son. Read full review
Between the two performances there's not a false note. Between the father and son there's an unbreakable bond. Though civilization has ended, love and parental duty shape the course of this fable, which is otherwise as heartwarming as a Beckett play shorn of humor. Read full review
The movie The Road is nowhere close to its literary sire, but it's probably the best one could hope for from a movie version. Read full review
Engrossing and at times impressive, a pretty good movie that is disappointing to the extent that it could have been great. Is this the way the world ends? With polite applause? Read full review
There's enough foreboding in America right now to make sitting through a movie such as The Road seem like one more heavy burden that, frankly, no one needs. Read full review
Aas grim as The Road gets, Hillcoat goes a little soft at the wrong time. Someone like Michael Haneke would have no trouble embracing this material’s uncompromising dreariness. Read full review
The Road is a road you'll wish hadn't been taken. Not because anything's been badly done, but because there's a serious imbalance in the complicated equation between what the film forces us to endure and what we end up receiving in return. Read full review
Except for the physical aspects of this bleak odyssey by a father and son through a post-apocalyptic landscape, this long-delayed production falls dispiritingly short on every front. Read full review
Pale by comparison to an action thriller like "Children of Men" or gross out eco-catastrophe like "Land of the Dead," squandering its ready-made zombie scenario. Read full review
Please sign in or create an account to rate movies.
You can also use your Facebook account info to sign in.
Enter the e-mail address you used when you created your Fandango Account and click continue.
