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Each of the four lead performances is exceptional, none more so than Burt Reynolds' beefy, supercilious Lewis. Aug 24, 2008 | Full Review…
Each of the four lead performances is exceptional, none more so than Burt Reynolds' beefy, supercilious Lewis.
John Boorman's 1972 film of the James Dickey novel has a beautiful visual style that balances the film's machismo message. Sep 18, 2007 | Full Review…
John Boorman's 1972 film of the James Dickey novel has a beautiful visual style that balances the film's machismo message.
Don Druker
It's the stuff of which slapdash oaters and crime programmers are made but the obvious ambitions of Deliverance are supposed to be on a higher plane. Sep 18, 2007 | Full Review…
It's the stuff of which slapdash oaters and crime programmers are made but the obvious ambitions of Deliverance are supposed to be on a higher plane.
Variety Staff
It's a haunting, nightmarish vision. Jan 26, 2006 | Full Review…
It's a haunting, nightmarish vision.
Tom Milne
A fantasy about violence, not a realistic consideration of it. Oct 23, 2004 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
A fantasy about violence, not a realistic consideration of it.
Roger Ebert
So many of Dickey's lumpy narrative ideas remain in his screenplay that John Boorman's screen version becomes a lot less interesting than it has any right to be. May 20, 2003 | Rating: 2.5/5
So many of Dickey's lumpy narrative ideas remain in his screenplay that John Boorman's screen version becomes a lot less interesting than it has any right to be.
Vincent Canby
The movie casts a spell through images both ugly and beautiful, and other sounds, none of them really reflecting the idea of "nature in harmony." All here is dissonance, and the best one can do is find a thread of consolation within. Apr 9, 2019 | Full Review…
The movie casts a spell through images both ugly and beautiful, and other sounds, none of them really reflecting the idea of "nature in harmony." All here is dissonance, and the best one can do is find a thread of consolation within.
Glenn Kenny
...an ecological, existential nightmare. Sep 9, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
...an ecological, existential nightmare.
Josh Larsen
Classic '70s adventure has brutal, disturbing violence. Nov 8, 2016 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Classic '70s adventure has brutal, disturbing violence.
Brian Costello
...an underwhelming adaptation of an underwhelming book. Dec 24, 2014 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
...an underwhelming adaptation of an underwhelming book.
David Nusair
Boorman's film still speaks to us in profound ways, as if to indicate hidden wisdom has long rested in frames glossed up by a once-shocking philosophy. Aug 19, 2014 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
Boorman's film still speaks to us in profound ways, as if to indicate hidden wisdom has long rested in frames glossed up by a once-shocking philosophy.
David Keyes
This powerful adaptation of James Dickey's best-selling novel finds director John Boorman establishing a sense of menace almost from the start, and the "squeal like a pig" sequence continues to haunt viewers even decades after the fact. Jul 13, 2012 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
This powerful adaptation of James Dickey's best-selling novel finds director John Boorman establishing a sense of menace almost from the start, and the "squeal like a pig" sequence continues to haunt viewers even decades after the fact.
Matt Brunson
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