The Mirror Has Two Faces
1996 Directed by Barbra Streisand
Synopsis
Rose Morgan (Barbara Streisand), who still lives with her mother (Lauren Bacall), is a professor of Romantic Literature who desperately longs for passion in her life. Gregory Larkin (Jeff Bridges), a mathematics professor, has been burned by passionate relationships and longs for a sexless union based on friendship and respect.
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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The film has so many great individual scenes, but the movies has a few clunkers that detract from the whole. A little pruning would have made this such a good film.
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Shedding tears to a Barbra Streisand movie... I've hit a new low. This one is really rotten to the core. It appears Babs does movies to make herself look WILDLY intelligent, emancipated, kooky and at the end DEVASTATINGLY attractive so she can brilliantly point out how looks don't matter. tra la. I still sort of enjoy her obnoxious love for herself and the guys she drools over in her movies... ahgggh. Bridges <3
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Antes que Betty la fea, fue esta película que es fantástica. Y Gran Gato, qué guapo era Bridges.
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Bad.
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Romance
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I call this the mirror is covered with feces
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I don’t know what I had expected in this movie, but it was an unexpected gem of a film that some people on twitter had told me was a downer of a movie. Now, I didn’t see any part of this movie as a downer. A professor who thinks sex is a way to ruin a relationship and happiness looks for a mate that he is mentally his equal but that he is not attracted to. Bridges enters a marriage of companionship with Streisand without the benefits, but when she decides to want the benefits, he freaks out. Do these two find the happy medium between friendship and sex with each other? That is a question that is answered when you watch the movie. It is definitely and watcher and I am glad I own. I think this film has made it to my top 5 Streisand films.
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Please don't make me watch this again.