Review of Two Brothers (1926) by Ram M — 29 Sep 2004
[color=cyan]First off, i'll be truthful here and accept that I'm an animal lover. I'm also a vegetarian and hence my views may be a little biased.[/color].
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[color=#00ffff]Ok, on to the movie...[/color].
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[color=palegreen]Two brothers is a very emotional tale of two brothers, one is a circus performer while the other is a trained killer. The catch? They're both tigers![/color].
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[color=#98fb98]The tigers get separated when they're young and the emotional turmoil of what they undergo in captivity is brilliantly potrayed.[/color].
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[color=black]Full marks to the tigers for their riveting performance (their expressions are so real!). I'd also not be doing justice if I do not mention Guy Pearce who delivers an amazing performance as the Hunter.[/color].
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[color=#000000]No prizes for guessing what happens at the end. [/color].
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[color=pink]I really do wonder why such movies are not taken more often. As I said earlier, [b][i]"Two Thumbs UP, way up!"[/i][/b][/color].
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[color=black][b]MY Rating : 10/10 :fresh: [/b][size=1](wish I could give more!!)[/size][/color].
This review of Two Brothers (1926) was written by Ram M on 29 Sep 2004.
Two Brothers has generally received positive reviews.
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