Reviews of Fearless

Carol Beggy ("a deep and moving movie that looks at the joy of life, the guilt of having survived, and the pain of trying to move on.")
Ralph Benner ("Jeff Bridges moves right into the front ranks of American actors with his performance")
James Berardinelli ("Fearless is not a film that you walk away from and immediately forget.")
Gary Michael Dault ("one of the loneliest films ever made -- and one of the most anguished.")
Scott Deskin ("Jeff Bridges turns in a remarkable performance as a man who has been reborn into someone who is seemingly the master of his fate")
Roger Ebert ("Fearless is like a short story that shines a bright light, briefly, into a corner where you usually do not look.")
Chris Hicks ("Weir... goes back to his early film roots with Fearless")
Tony Hinde ("this film covers more than its fair share of big hitting issues")
Hal Hinson ("a devastating, disquieting, minor-key movie about a man in extremis")
Desson Howe ("a very good movie but not a great movie")
Betsy Pickle ("a rare and powerful film")
Scott Renshaw ("Fearless takes its metaphysics too seriously, and doesn't keep its eye on what works best: the reactions of two survivors to a world now seen with different eyes.")
Monica Sullivan ("Weir sustains a mood that fully captures the horror and mystery of random death.")
Jon A. Webb ("sells itself out to conventional mores in the end")
David Wong Shee ("Peter Weir has definitely not lost his touch.")
John Wren-Lewis ("A movie masterpiece about transcendence")

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