4 stars out of 5 -- You expect the movie to look good and thanks to director of photography Benoit Debie, it exceeds those expectations. The story moves from the mountains of Oregon down along the California coast to San Francisco where the Gold Rush is in full swing.

Delicately played by Mr. Reilly, who opens up his character one emotion at a time, Eli is a seeming conundrum; he’s also the movie’s ace in the hole.

Rating: 3.5/5 -- If this is Audiard's first major foray into stateside filmmaking, one can only hope it won't be his last. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- Pacing issues aside, The Sisters Brothers is a largely enjoyable western which rejects convention and is bolstered by the electric chemistry between its central quartet. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Reilly carries the film, with a performance that's elegantly caught between Eli's loyalty and his desire to be free of his crazy kinsman. Full Review

Riz Ahmed plays Hermann with his usual commanding snap...

3 stars out of 4 -- A delightful tale of familial ties balanced well with a slick cat-and-mouse yarn, THE SISTERS BROTHERS owes much of its breezy charm to John C. Reilly, whose comic timing does wonders for the meatiest and most multifaceted character of the ensemble.