Rain Man

Rain Man is a 1988 American film directed by Barry Levinson, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise. The movie follows the journey of a self-centered salesman, Charlie Babbitt, who discovers he has an estranged brother, Raymond, who is an autistic savant and has inherited their late father's fortune. As Charlie embarks on a road trip with Raymond, their relationship evolves, leading to heartfelt moments and self-discovery. Dustin Hoffman delivers a stunning performance as Raymond, portraying the intricate world of autism with depth and sensitivity. Tom Cruise's portrayal of Charlie adds a layer of complexity as the brothers confront their past and bond in unforeseen ways. Rain Man is a moving and thought-provoking story about the power of familial connection and empathy.

Rain Man received critical acclaim upon its release. IMDb rates the film at 8.0/10, citing its compelling story and powerful performances. Rotten Tomatoes gives it an 88% approval rating, praising Dustin Hoffman's portrayal of Raymond and the film's emotional depth. Metacritic scores Rain Man at 65/100, highlighting its themes of brotherhood and personal growth. Variety magazine praises the film as 'a heartwarming tale that resonates with audiences of all ages'. Roger Ebert from Chicago Sun-Times described it as 'a masterful exploration of human relationships'. Overall, Rain Man is celebrated for its moving narrative and stellar acting, making it a timeless classic in cinema history.