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Two Hands
from Miramax Home Entertainment
starring Heath Ledger, Bryan Brown, Rose Byrne, David Field, Tom Long
directed by Gregor Jordan

Features:

• Subtitled
• Color
• NTSC

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Good Aussie flick....
  and Heath Ledger's smile lights up the screen. Ever since his untimely death, I've been trying to see all his work. I was lucky to find this film at a used movie store. Although I can't say this is one of my favorite flicks...I will say it is worth watching...especially if you are a Heath Ledger fan or you like action flicks. There's alot of four letter words and violence - so this isn't a film for little children. But it is a good ride and it has a nice ending. Karma - don't mess with it!

• Two Hands
  I have collected all the Heath Ledger films since his unexpected and untimely death. This one was a bit odd for my tastes.

• The film that restored my faith in Australian cinema
  Strip-club pusher, Jimmy (Heath Ledger), wants to get in with Sydney crime boss Pando (Bryan Brown), but when he finally gets his chance, things don't go to plan. Jimmy loses $10,000 of Pando's money and had to find a way of getting it back fast before Pando and his goons catch up with him.
  "Two Hands" is not just the best Australian movie I have ever seen, but it is one of the best movies made in any country that I have ever seen. The script of this movie is just so good. Sure, it is violent and about... more info

• One of Heath's best
  This movie is doesn't seem to come with the high and artsy aspirations of, say, a "Brokeback Mountain," but as far as I'm concerned, it ranks as one of Heath Ledger's best movies. Heath isn't the only laudable element; the other actors and actresses all do very well, fully supported by a good, solid script, good soundtrack, as well as nice work by the director and cinematographer.

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