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Lions for Lambs (2007)

Directed by Robert Redford

Three stories told simultaneously in ninety minutes of real time: a Republican Senator who's a presidential hopeful gives an hour-long interview to a skeptical television reporter, detailing a strategy for victory in Afghanistan; two special forces ambushed on an Afghani ridge await rescue as Taliban forces close in; a poli-sci professor at a California college invites a student to re-engage.

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Andrew Garfield (2007's " Lions for Lambs ") is an adequate Tommy, but no match for his two co-stars; too often, Garfield looks to be trying too hard to play his shy, sensitive role, and has a big breakdown scene near the climax that loses its impact by way of his overacting.
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…the annals of film history are littered with ill-advised message movies from gifted directors who should have known better. (Lions for Lambs, anyone? No, seriously, anyone? I’ve got a DVD that the pawn shop won’t take.)
Jason Bailey • Crooked Marquee • Sep 25, 2025
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As Father Janovich, a young priest who advises Walter and recognizes the struggle in his eyes, Christopher Carley (2007's " Lions for Lambs ") essays a positive representation of a man of faith who isn't defined strictly by his religion.
TheMovieBoy
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When the wet behind the ears Father Janovich (Christopher Carley, "Lions for Lambs") comes by to offer a listening ear and get him to confessional, Walt insists he doesn't have time for "fairy tales" and slams the door in his face.
Jeffrey K. Lyles • The Gazette
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Eastwood also enjoys nice screen time with Christopher Carley ("Lions for Lambs") as Father Janovich, the man who promised Dorothy he'd get Walt to go to confession.
Reeling Reviews • Jan 10, 2020
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He essentially dislikes everybody: his family, the priest (Christopher Carley, Lions for Lambs), you name it.
Mountain Xpress
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The cinematography by Philippe Rousselot (2007's " Lions For Lambs ") is gritty and atmospheric, but also suitably lush, while the art direction and production design equally impress in their detail.
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As Donna, Meryl Streep (2007's " Lions for Lambs ") looks to be having a ball, but her wobbly turn is not up to the level one has come to expect from her.
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