A Walk in the Woods

"In a bid to “sneak in one last adventure before it’s too late”, Robert Redford (as author Bill Bryson) is joined by Nick Nolte (as his grizzled old pal, Katz) on a gruelling hike along the 2,100 mile Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine."

"It’s pleasant enough cinematic comfort food, but even so, you may be hungry again soon afterward."

"Unexpectedly moving and occasionally delightful."

"Certainly no Butch Cassidy, but it is interesting to check in with these two still-compelling codgers."

"The to and fro of dialogue between the men never goes very far, and we don't really get a sense of the natural world that the pair experience."

"One can't help but imagine what previously attached directors Barry Levinson or Richard Linklater might have done with this material, with their affinity for scenes of drifting talk and hanging out."

"Serves as a terrific showcase for two exceptionally durable stars."

"Though it is pleasant enough simply to be in the company of these two charismatic old stagers, Redford and Nolte are never the hilarious double-act director Ken Kwapis makes them out to be."

"A fun time spent in the company of great characters."