2 brothers movie

[newholiday]

Whos planning on seeing this one? It looks sooo cute
Planning on going this wknd

 

[MizlurksaLot]

I'd love to see it, I'm a tiger freak ! Most of the people I know hate going to the movies though, so I doubt I'll get to go .
One thing I don't get about it though - adult Tigers live on their own so, why are they going back after they grow up to find their family? I know, it's just a movie

 

[FroggyinArk]

dd and dw will prolly go see iut soon maybe not this wek end but soon,, dd is tiger nut too,, s he recently had her room redone and its filled with tigers stuff,,

 

[TheTexasKid]

Seen it. Loved it. Rather see this one ten times, then "Spiderman II" once.

My favorite non-Disney, PG-rated film since "Star Trek: Insurrection." And everybody knows how long it's been since that one was released.

Loved the fact that there were few if any villains, including the humans, in "Two Brothers." Not that any of them were perfect. Most of them were either fools, corrupt, or corrupt fools, but, they were written to be so complex, that you never lost your empathy for most of them.

Well worth seeing (IMHO)

 

[winniedapooh]

My kids have been dying to see this and the Mom squelched it when she said she walked out on it because there was way toooooo much violence. What do others think?

 

[TigerBear]

We are hoping to see it this weekend.

MizlurksaLot, I've gone to see movies by myself before. If you go to a early showing it doesn't feel as wierd.

 

[TheTexasKid]

The Mom is the best person to decide whether something is too violent or not, but having said that . . .

Only one tiger is shot and killed. And only three people are attacked by a tiger. One you do not see at all, as it happens off camera, and the other two attacks are very short--relatively speaking--and barely seen.

I would presume if it was really violent, it would be rated not PG, but PG-13 or even R.