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Two Of Us

Michael Lindsay-Hogg , Louis di Bianco    PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)   DVD
4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
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Since many movie depictions of famous figures are cringe-worthy, it is pleasant to report that Two of Us creates a smart, informed, and intimate portrait of two music gods. This made-for-TV feature is a fictional speculation about a day in 1976 when Paul McCartney popped into John Lennon's New York apartment by surprise. With Yoko away on business, it's just the two giants spending a day together--bickering, goofing, toking, and eventually coming to a bittersweet reconciliation. There are awkward TV-movie moments, and some psychobabble, but the film respects its characters too much to round them off into simpletons. Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg made Let It Be, so he could draw on first-hand experience, and Jared Harris and Aidan Quinn are totally committed to their roles. For an even better speculative Beatles film, check out The Hours and Times, a superb study of Lennon and Beatles manager Brian Epstein. --Robert Horton

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5.0 out of 5 stars tres satisfait April 4 2013
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
j'ai recu le produit en quelques jours et j'en suis satisfait le film etait en excellent etat tout etait ok
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5.0 out of 5 stars Inspired movie making Mar 13 2004
Format:DVD
Michael Linsey-Hogg, the director of Let It Be, weaves fact and fiction into a compelling movie about two of the greatest personalities of our generation.

McCartney comes off a bit too warm in this but its hard to see that as a flaw. Reputed to be a 'cool' person at the best of times perhaps we see through to the real Paul. Lennon on the other hand is accurately portrayed from the clowning to the acid wit he was so well known for.

While the actors don't physically resemble John and Paul that well they certainly come across as them if you just squint your eyes and pretend a little.

Best moments in the movie:

McCartney in a heartfelt moment telling John how during the break up of the Beatles he felt as though he was losing his best friend. Lennons acid response. "We were never that close mate".

A scene in Central Park with the two of them in disguise. Reminiscent of A Hard Days Night is the exchange between them and two mounted police. We laughed out loud at this one and the scene just felt right.

A scene in a restaurant when an elderly couple finally get there nerve up to approach John. They make the gaffe of requesting that he sing a few bars of Yesterday (Pauls song). Lennons response again had us laughing out loud and again it felt as though it really was John saying it.

The best moment of all is one with John and Paul on the roof of the Dakota. I won't attempt to describe this one but it brought tears to my eyes and confirmed to me that the chemistry between John and Paul was truly magic.

This movie brings back a little of the joy the Beatles brought to the world way back when. A celebration of John and Paul and the real world magic of Beatle music.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Fooled me! Feb 5 2004
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When I first heard about this film, I thought, "Harris and Quinn?" How will they pull it off? For one thing, there was the item of physical non-resemblance. But with the addition of a little nose putty, I was suprised to be able to see Lennon quite easily in Harris. Quinn's physical resemblance to McCartney is even more remote (you can add putty to a nose but you can't perform rhinoplastic reduction with makeup!), but factor in the clothes and hair and he comes closer. But it's the body language and speech which make him convincing. I didn't notice in the credits if there was a vocal coach, but if there was, he/she knows his/her stuff. If the actors developed their own accents and cadences, that's even more to their credit. They obviously studied these men assiduously. In some scenes I found myself feeling horribly sentimental, being of a "certain age." The picture is nicely staged, paced, and photographed. Entertaining start to finish.
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5.0 out of 5 stars JARED HARRIS IS FIRST-RATE AS JOHN LENNON!
A must-see for all Beatles fans. This film is worth seeing alone for Jared Harris' outstanding portrayal of John Lennon. Read more
Published on Jan 31 2004 by Julie Farin
5.0 out of 5 stars Top Notch Movie Making, With Just Enough Tender Moments!
I watched this film, feeling like I was watching the real Paul and John interacting somewhere in time! Read more
Published on Oct 23 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful!
The movie started out very intersting and at the end, I wanted it to go on forever! Quinn and Harris portrayed John and Paul so well, I forgot they were just great, under-rated... Read more
Published on Aug 16 2003 by Mae
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Funny!
There is nothing revealed in this movie that the average Beatles fan doesn't already know. But Quinn shines in his portrayal of Paul McCartney. Read more
Published on Jun 23 2003 by Rock Quarry
5.0 out of 5 stars OUTSTANDING
This movie is exceptional in every way. The actors are completely committed, and I fully believed I was watching Lennon and McCartney interact. Read more
Published on Mar 20 2003 by S. Overfield
5.0 out of 5 stars A Must for All Beatles Fans
The main reason this film is worth seeing -- Jared Harris' performance as John Lennon. He has perfectly captured all of Lennon's wit, charm, sarcasm, mannerisms, speech patterns... Read more
Published on Feb 27 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars A DAY IN THE LIFE ... A GREAT TRIP !
This movie will touch the hearts of any Beatles fan. The two actors who portray Lennon & McCartney really nailed down the personaltities, if not, on some occasions ... Read more
Published on Feb 10 2003 by Mike Mattaliano
4.0 out of 5 stars a trip back in time
This is a good movie the actors are great the only thing missing is music it would have been nice to have more but a beatles fan will love this show !
Published on Jan 7 2003 by Ricky L. Miller
5.0 out of 5 stars BRILLIANT!
I rented this movie in Mexico while living there in the year 2001, and have been searching for it ever since returning to the States! Read more
Published on Nov 16 2002 by C. Anderson
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