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Streaming The Company You Keep movie online Free in HD without survey A wanted man and former member of the revolutionary militant group the Weather Underground goes on the run after a journalist (Shia LaBeouf) outs him in this political thriller based on Neil Gordon's novel. Robert Redford stars and directs this Voltage Pictures/Wildwood Enterprises production. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi R. If You Like The Company You Keep movie you can watch online streaming without downloading or paying anything HERE Release Date The Company You Keep Apr 5, 2013 Limited
*Genres The Company You Keep* : Mystery & Suspense

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Actors For The Company You Keep
Robert Redford,Shia LaBeouf,Julie Christie,Susan Sarandon,Nick Nolte,Chris Cooper,Terrence Howard,Stanley Tucci,Richard Jenkins,Brendan Gleeson,Brit Marling,Sam Elliott,Stephen Root,Jackie Evancho

*Genres The Company You Keep* : Mystery & Suspense

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Review For The Company You Keep
What gets revealed should rattle, but it doesn't. Lisa Kennedy-Denver Post You wish the movie were a little snappier, but Redford doesn't do snap; slow down with it, and enjoy the chase. Moira MacDonald-Seattle Times Directed in steady fashion by Redford, The Company You Keep manages to keep its multiple strands of plot - and the people caught in them - from collapsing in a jumble of confusion. Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer The film offers a lot to chew on for boomers -- and for aging punks and indie-rockers -- who may still be wondering whether they made a separate peace with The System or simply gave up the fight. Rafer Guzman-Newsday "The Company You Keep" is packaged as a political drama, but at heart it's a preachy nostalgia tour of Vietnam-era liberal doctrine. Colin Covert-Minneapolis Star Tribune The high celebrity quotient tends to work against the drama, reminding us what a privileged generation this was and how its endless examination of itself in popular culture was part of that privilege. J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader The Company You Keep comes down hard on modern-day journalists but takes it easy on '60s era radicals bent on destruction. Christian Toto-Big Hollywood Even if it isn't as rounded a portrait as hoped for, the picture is dramatically sound, with pockets of tension and wonderful acting to keep it convincing for most of the journey. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com Almost every step of the way, the film feels ... inauthentic and unrealistic. Duane Dudek-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Redford's film almost, kinda, semi-touches on some fascinating stuff. Chris Hewitt (St. Paul)-St. Paul Pioneer Press Whatever the movie has to say about the use of violence to oppose an unjust system, or the way priorities change as we age, has been said before. Marc Mohan-Oregonian A decidedly American story of graying moral certitude to match graying temples, Robert Redford's ninth film as a director is about secrets, principles and the melting value of absolutes. Brent Simon-Shared Darkness "The Company You Keep" feels generic from start to finish. The great cast of characters, though, raises this up a notch. Robin Clifford-Reeling Reviews Unfortunately, the screenplay by Lem Dobbs, which is based on the novel by Neil Gordon, doesn't match up with the vast talent gathered here. Jeanne Kaplan-Kaplan vs. Kaplan It feels like we're watching a bunch of aged hippies who once had the common thread of a life-changing obsession. But now they're just surviving in the work-a-day world they once eschewed. David Kaplan-Kaplan vs. Kaplan It's a seeming impossibility: a middlebrow film about extremists. Chris Barsanti-Film Racket Rather than illuminating hard truths about decisions made in the context of domestic oppression and uprising, the film instead bogs itself down in ambiguous moralizing, voiding the audience's ability to root for any interest or character. Tyler Chase-Paste Magazine A sincere thriller that feels like it has arrived at least a half-decade behind schedule. Robert Levin-amNewYork