Storyline
A depressed man moves back in with his parents following a recent heartbreak and finds himself with two women.
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Cast
Gwyneth Paltrow, Elias Koteas, Craig Walker, Joaquin Phoenix, Mari Koda, Uzimann, RJ Konner, David Ross, Saidah Arrika Ekulona, Elliot Villar, Carmen M. Herlihy, Samantha Ivers, Brian Hopson, Marion McCorry, Vinessa Shaw, Evan Lewis, Isabella Rossellini, Moni Moshonov, Bob Ari, Anne Joyce, Donald John Hewitt, Christian Albrizo, Julie Budd, Iain J. Bopp, Jeanine Serralles, Miguel Rivera, Clinton C. Ingram, Doug Wright, Shiran Nicholson, David Cale, Sy Fader, Joel Horwitz, John Baker, Kathryn Gerhardt, Luis Dalmasy Jr., Alex Felix, Geronimo Frias, Jr., Pedro Morillo Jr., Anthony Ramos, Diosmer Reynoso, Edwige Sam, Franco Bulaon, Renee Fishman, Bianca Giancoli, Nick Gillie, Andrew Ginsburg, Mark Vincent
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Reviews
91
James Gray's Two Lovers really is a '70s movie, in the mode of such raw, unfiltered character studies as "The Panic in Needle Park," "Wanda," and "Fat City."
90
Gray's peculiar accomplishment here is to turn this story into an intense emotional drama, beautifully photographed and profoundly ambiguous, suspended somewhere between realism and psychosexual allegory.
80
Phoenix plays the romantic lead with great intelligence and enormous charm, making his character's conflict utterly believable, and Paltrow positively glows as the radiant shiksa who dazzles him.
80
Although Paltrow is radiant (and she nails the character’s ditzy sense of entitlement), it's Phoenix's movie. He is, once again, stupendous, and stupendous in a way he has never been before.
80
Themes of loneliness, alienation and unrequited love are not new, but there is always that sense of the unexpected in Phoenix that keeps you curious.
