The highly anticipated new drama from director Derek Cianfrance ("Blue Valentine") powerfully explores the consequences of motorcycle rider Luke's (Academy Award nominee Ryan Gosling) fateful decision to commit a crime to support his child. The incident renders him targeted by policeman Avery (Golden Globe Award nominee Bradley Cooper), and the two men become locked on a tense collision course which will have a devastating impact on both of their families in the years following. (c) Focus R
Release Date The Place Beyond The Pines Mar 29, 2013 Limited
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Actors For The Place Beyond The Pines

Ryan Gosling,Bradley Cooper,Eva Mendes,Rose Byrne,Ray Liotta,Ben Mendelsohn,Dane DeHaan,Emory Cohen,Mahershalalhashbaz Ali,Gabe Fazio,Bruce Greenwood,Harris Yulin,Craig Van Hook,Olga Merediz,Anthony Angelo Pizza, Jr.,John Facci,Cynthia Pelletier-Sulliva...,Mackenzie Trainor,Nicole Califano,Shannon Plumb

Genres The Place Beyond The Pines : Drama

Visitor Ranting & Critics For The Place Beyond The Pines

User Ranting The Place Beyond The Pines : 3.9
User Percentage For The Place Beyond The Pines : 81 %
User Count Like for The Place Beyond The Pines : 31,957
All Critics Ranting For The Place Beyond The Pines : 7.2
All Critics Count For The Place Beyond The Pines : 170
All Critics Percentage For The Place Beyond The Pines : 81 %

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This naturalistic drama is ambitious to the point of being unwieldy... But once the story has advanced from one generation to the next and its thematic sweep has become apparent, these flaws seem much more tolerable.
J. R. Jones-Chicago Reader

"Pines" is hardy stuff, but it's at its toughest when Gosling's on screen.
Tom Long-Detroit News

The Place Beyond the Pines is hackneyed and dull: Not a single moment rings true.
Rene Rodriguez-Miami Herald

This is a story about legacy, the sins of the father, the restlessness in our souls. It's powerful, it's bold, it hits you hard.
Steven Rea-Philadelphia Inquirer

Cianfrance and his sterling cast keep it all together, vanquishing doubt and soap suds. There's a palpable sense of teamwork that brings out the best in all of these players.
Peter Howell-Toronto Star

Its three stories are so loosely connected, its themes so scattered -- morality, justice, fate, fatherhood -- that it never manages to make a point.
Rafer Guzman-Newsday

A huge leap forward for Cianfrance, who is rapidly distinguishing himself as a true auteur.
Al Alexander-The Patriot Ledger

Bleak, raw, epic and vibrating with energy, Pines is a film to haunt your dreams, and, so far, the best thing I've seen in a cinema in 2013.
Adam Ross-The Aristocrat

While it is still a rewarding film on face value, The Place Beyond the Pines offers additional pleasures for viewers keen to delve further.
Thomas Caldwell-Cinema Autopsy

...the best kind of film: big enough to be bracing, but small enough to draw you right in, and then exercise a firm, vice-like grip.
Erin Free-FILMINK (Australia)

It's the interesting characters and their thought-provoking choices that make this film so compelling.
Matthew Toomey-ABC Radio Brisbane

An ambitious and twisting crime drama about fathers, sons and responsibility.
Tom Glasson-Concrete Playground

Cianfrance creates a layered and moving portrait of working-class life, of people trying-- in many of the wrong ways-- to improve lives for themselves and the generations to come.
Katey Rich-CinemaBlend.com

This ambitious tale of tragedy and redemption among fathers and sons is told in three parts and, despite a superb performance from Ryan Gosling, is less than the sum of its parts.
Simon Weaving-Screenwize

Gosling delivers his most assured performance yet, in an ambitious, near-operatic drama-thriller that boldly unfolds across two distinctly different hours.
Ed Gibbs-The Sunday Age

With the final act, as we see the longer term impact of earlier actions, the film attains something akin to epic status, stirring notions of classic Greek tragedy before scaling back and completing itself as a contemporary morality tale
Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile

Mike Patton's grumbling song The Weight of Consequences eloquently reflects the hard-hitting theme of this provocative and gripping film in which three troubled roads are travelled
Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile

Cianfrance handles these large leaps in time with grace; he doesn't seem to leave anything out. His camera lingers generously over small moments so that no character gets lost in time.
Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid

The Place Beyond the Pines is a deeply affecting family drama about paternal responsibility, a riveting crime story, a cop movie and a tragedy.
Stephen Lambrechts-Neon Maniacs

A film of two distinct halves and it works to provide a dual character study of paternity and legacy
Cameron Williams-The Popcorn Junkie

The most satisfying cinematic experience we've had at the multiplex thus far this year, and largely through its disinterest in playing along with movie trends.
Peter Canavese-Groucho Reviews

Not since Steve McQueen has any man looked cooler on a motorbike. Men admire him, women adore him, Ryan Gosling proves again, he is the most dynamic film star working in cinema today.
Brian Henry Martin-UTV

Great cast but the script meanders and ends up nowhere.
Jackie K. Cooper-jackiekcooper.com

It allows you to really observe its characters and to ponder the themes that fuel the plot. For that reason, it is a film that makes a deeply emotional impact.
Mike McGranaghan-Aisle Seat

The mythically tinged final scene brings events full circle in a way that is superficially satisfying while also conceding that the movie's chief concern is men and the art of motorcycle maintenance.
Ryan Gilbey-New Statesman

"It's up to the actors to figure this out, and they try...but The Place Beyond the Pines displays a strange paternalistic streak."
Richard von Busack-MetroActive