Another great Tom Hanks performance. Solid story, believable, and satisfying. The ending was somewhat sad and abrupt, though.

Tom Hanks, Daniel Craig & Jude Law make an unforgettable Gangster flick that is really simply a story of fathers and son's.

I liked this film mostly becouse of the fact, that I love '30s and crime stories. it's hard to deny that the story was very sad and I had a little breakdown after watching it. but I'm sill curious about character played by jude law.

This movie was released in the summer time, BIG MISTAKE, this is not a summer movie. Other then that, its an awesome movie, i really like it.

Some of the most beautiful cinematography I've ever witnessed, courtesy of the late great Conrad Hall. Sam Mendes' second picture looks like Rockwell and Hopper in motion.

It's a film at times so visually beautiful, thanks to master cinematographer Conrad L. Hall, that it takes your breath away.

Directed by Sam Mendes, this movie might not be as flashy as his Oscar-winning American Beauty, but it's a smarter film, more mature and emotionally honest.

Like all films that count for something, this stunner gets under your skin.

After I saw Road to Perdition, I knew I admired it, but I didn't know if I liked it. I am still not sure. It is cold and holds us outside.

For its textured visual detail, casting and snaking narrative, The Road to Perdition is a trip worth taking, though the recommendation comes with reservations.