Wilson of The Daily Rotation wrote, "Emilio Estevez gives us an all right movie starring his dad, Martin Sheen. He brings us a tale of a father who last his son on a trek through Europe and decides to finish the journey in his honor and as a coping method. The film does have some religious aspects in it, surely near the end, but it’s not as blunt and demanding of your faith as other movies with those elements. The Way is safe and doesn’t take you off the realm of comfort, which may be its shining flaw."
In the latest Matt's Movie Reviews podcast - Reviews of The Way and Delicacy , interview with Safe director Boaz Yakin plus Top 5 Tim Burton Movies.
The Way moves both the heart and the soul with its deeply spiritual exploration into grief and pilgrimage.
Movies Hate You Too writes:
Last week was a bit of a disappointment with only a few new releases and only one notable catalog release. This week has more new releases but it's still a bit of a mixed bag with one of last years better animated films being released plus two films that received very mixed reviews. Also being released this week are two well reviewed independent films, new seasons from two of Showtime's most popular shows, and a James Stewart classic.
