How to evaluate the movie "A river runs through it"?

The film is adapted from an autobiographical novel by Norman McColian, and tells the story that Norman and the wild and unruly Paul have been bent on following the example of their serious father for decades.

In a small town on the Terry River in Montana, USA, there lived a Presbyterian priest, the family of Lavrente McCawlin (tom skerritt). After preaching to the people in the town, McConnell usually likes reading and prefers to fish with fake flies in the beautiful Terry River. There are two boys in mccullough's family. Norman, the eldest son, is steady and restrained, while Paul, the youngest son, is strong, stubborn and wild. They learned the skills of fishing from their father and the truth of being human.

It's great to fish by the river and experience nature.