Clickonline writes: "It won’t be for everyone but the fine performances and top drawer tech specs make Rust and Bone more watchable than it really should be."
Nicholas of Movies Hate You Too writes:
A good portion of 2012′s biggest critical and financial successes are coming to Blu-ray this week including a trip back to Middle Earth, the newest adaptation of a Broadway classic, Kathryn Bigelow’s search for Osama bin Laden, and the latest “comedy” from Judd Apatow. On the catalog front things are on the lighter side with a British Godzilla ripoff, a time travelling motorcyclist, and one of the quintessential 80s teen sex comedies.
I've watched the hobbit and les miserables and i must say that both are very good movies. Going to buy those soon for sure.
Aaron Ploof from Sticky Shoe Review gives his opinion on Rust and Bone:
"It’ll stick with you after viewing, and that makes it worthwhile. Slow and delibrate it may be, but it finishes strong in the end. A beautiful piece of art, this is. Jacques Audiard should be proud."
TF:
It could have simply been melodrama, but Rust And Bone is about much more than just PC themes and outlandish plotting. Cotillard’s performance is primed for awards, while Schoenaerts is a rough diamond.
