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by china89er
Dec 06, 2022Top favourable review
The mirror has two faces Dvd
Sweet movie I love it fabulous price A+
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by michelangelo1475-1564
Dec 18, 2006
Streisand Directs, Produces & Stars with Jeff Bridges
In "The Mirror Has Two Faces" Barbra Streisand directs, produces, and stars in her third tri-part motion picture. This movie is based upon Andre Cayatte's (1958) French film LE MIROIR A DEUX FACES. Streisand (Rose Morgan) casts herself in the lead role. Professor Gregory Larkin (Jeff Bridges) and Professor Rose Morgan are Columbia professors whose teaching styles couldn't be more different. Morgan's is humanities, student interactive and centered, alive, vibrant, and uses everyday examples to stress her points. Larkin's is mathematics. Dull science where even his back is turned as he scrawls forumlas on the black board which bore the disengaged students to death. He can hardly get them to come to class without using threats. Larkin puts an ad in the ... In "The Mirror Has Two Faces" Barbra Streisand directs, produces, and stars in her third tri-part motion picture. This movie is based upon Andre Cayatte's (1958) French film LE MIROIR A DEUX FACES. Streisand (Rose Morgan) casts herself in the lead role. Professor Gregory Larkin (Jeff Bridges) and Professor Rose Morgan are Columbia professors whose teaching styles couldn't be more different. Morgan's is humanities, student interactive and centered, alive, vibrant, and uses everyday examples to stress her points. Larkin's is mathematics. Dull science where even his back is turned as he scrawls forumlas on the black board which bore the disengaged students to death. He can hardly get them to come to class without using threats. Larkin puts an ad in the paper for a platonic cerebral relationship with a woman whose looks don't matter. Streisand plays herself way down from the start to look extra frumpy, for the frumpy professor part. Morgan's 'more attractive' sister, eager to pair her sister with someone who she might be compatible with, answers the ad instead, for Morgan. When Larkin shows up and goes to one of her dynamic classes he becomes enthralled with her. She's exactly what he's looking for because when he's engaged in a hot sexual romance with a drop dead gorgeous woman he cannot write he's so distracted by the relationship. Morgan's class was on relationships that are distinctly platonic . . . until Larkin leaves before she finishes the class which ends in a commentary about love and sex being the height of the product. Morgan and Larkin date and agree to commit to a platonic marriage based on their intellectual common grounds, without sex. But Rose makes a near fatal mistake in the relationship: she falls in love with Larkin. She is shattered when Larkin won't make love to her after she's done her best to seduce him. So she returns home to her aging disgruntled mother (Lauren Bacall). Bacall has a key point in the story that only a mother could have impact enough to deliver. As always, the actor brings her point home brilliantly with brevity. Showing her daughter a kind of love she'd never felt from her before. Brenda Vaccaro plays Streisand's best friend. Between Morgan's designing sister and Vaccaro they come up with a scheme that will alter both Larkin and Morgan's lives perhaps forever. Bacall's, Bridge's, Streisand's and Vaccaro's performances are all stellar. It's a different stripe of love story.
by cherrybin_harlequin
May 26, 2011
Delightful story of learning who you are and never settling for less.
This movie is a story of finding who you are, settling, and not settling for less than the who-you-are you found deserves. Perfectly cast and beautifully executed, the film flows through the streets, parks, and campuses of New York City like a dance. The four seasons are characters, playing supporting roles with enthusiasm and subtlety. Streisand is perfect as the dowdy, almost-hopeless heroine whose person is impressive and informed, but whose heart is lost amid the bevy of handsome men looking past her at every turn. Bridges pulls off the idiosyncrasies and anxieties of the overly-internal, lovelorn, and confused math professor with expertly executed lip-quivers and eyebrow choreography. Supporting the two are the beautiful people who exist to prove that, if you settle for something ... This movie is a story of finding who you are, settling, and not settling for less than the who-you-are you found deserves. Perfectly cast and beautifully executed, the film flows through the streets, parks, and campuses of New York City like a dance. The four seasons are characters, playing supporting roles with enthusiasm and subtlety. Streisand is perfect as the dowdy, almost-hopeless heroine whose person is impressive and informed, but whose heart is lost amid the bevy of handsome men looking past her at every turn. Bridges pulls off the idiosyncrasies and anxieties of the overly-internal, lovelorn, and confused math professor with expertly executed lip-quivers and eyebrow choreography. Supporting the two are the beautiful people who exist to prove that, if you settle for something you don't want, no matter how happy you look, it will leave you with regrets. Every time I watch this movie, I imagine there's a butterfly in me, waiting to emerge and fly to the heights I've dreamed I could reach. Everytime I watch this movie, something inside me believes I can.
by dOwrYzNiQ7-@Deleted
Sep 02, 2007
Great performances, somewhat unbelievable plot
I like this movie alot although its central premise really challenges the concept of suspension of disbelief. The notion that someone as great looking as Jeff Bridges would want to have a platonic marriage in order to avoid relationship issues is just too ridiculous to believe. Otherwise, the characters are engaging and genuine and the cast is excellent. Besides Streisand and Bridges, Lauren Bacall is deliciously vain and suspicious as Streisand's mother, and Mimi Rogers, George Segal, and Pierce Brosnan shine in supporting roles. The dynamics of relationships between men and women as portrayed in this movie will be painfully familiar to most, but there is plenty of humor to go with the angst. Anyone who has ever felt like an ugly duckling will cheer Streisand's character as ... I like this movie alot although its central premise really challenges the concept of suspension of disbelief. The notion that someone as great looking as Jeff Bridges would want to have a platonic marriage in order to avoid relationship issues is just too ridiculous to believe. Otherwise, the characters are engaging and genuine and the cast is excellent. Besides Streisand and Bridges, Lauren Bacall is deliciously vain and suspicious as Streisand's mother, and Mimi Rogers, George Segal, and Pierce Brosnan shine in supporting roles. The dynamics of relationships between men and women as portrayed in this movie will be painfully familiar to most, but there is plenty of humor to go with the angst. Anyone who has ever felt like an ugly duckling will cheer Streisand's character as she prevails in the end.
by cleanoutmybasement
May 09, 2008
they fall "in love" after they get Married~ GREAT~
PLOT: GREGORY LARKING (Jeff Bridges)a bit of a bore Math Professor~ is a total FAILURE with relationships and giveS UP on love~ But he is lonely and answers an add and meets Rose Morgan (Barbra Streisand) a lonely professor OF romance literature~the fun part is SHE DID NOT PLACE THE ADD~ THIS IS A GREAT CHRISTMAS ROMANCE MOVIE~ TWO MATURE PROFESSORS AT COLUMBIA ARE LONELY~ BRIDGES IS A BIT OF A STUFFY BORING MATH professor and total failure at love answers an add for companionship~ he is NOT interested in sex and love having been burned too many times~ the ADD he responds too brings him to Rose Morgan a fun but "mature" romance professor who is carrying the torch for her brother in law ( Pierce Brosnan). little does Rose and Gregory know the ADD was place by her sister ... PLOT: GREGORY LARKING (Jeff Bridges)a bit of a bore Math Professor~ is a total FAILURE with relationships and giveS UP on love~ But he is lonely and answers an add and meets Rose Morgan (Barbra Streisand) a lonely professor OF romance literature~the fun part is SHE DID NOT PLACE THE ADD~ THIS IS A GREAT CHRISTMAS ROMANCE MOVIE~ TWO MATURE PROFESSORS AT COLUMBIA ARE LONELY~ BRIDGES IS A BIT OF A STUFFY BORING MATH professor and total failure at love answers an add for companionship~ he is NOT interested in sex and love having been burned too many times~ the ADD he responds too brings him to Rose Morgan a fun but "mature" romance professor who is carrying the torch for her brother in law ( Pierce Brosnan). little does Rose and Gregory know the ADD was place by her sister ...when the two meet they quickly find adult companionship and become "best friends"...WHAT I LIKED this is a romance of people over 35 and well educated~ ADD the scene stealer of Lauren Bacall (Rose's Mother) and we can related to her WE SEE A BIT OF OUR OWN MOTHER IN her manipulations....she is great~ the story is at Christmas time and we can enjoy the snow and budding relationship suddenly GREGORY ask Rose to Marry him~ not for love but a sexless union for "companship"~ will this work? oddly enough they get along great~ but when spring blossoms so does Rose's desire for the marriage to turn "REAL" a shocked and upset Gregory simply cannot handle another failed "sexual" relationship rebuffs her and she moves back in with her Mother and we see that Gregory CRASH and burn with out Rose it is most amusing~ TIME APART MAKES Gregory REALIZE HE "is" passionately in love with Rose..IS IT TOO LATE? SO he just has to Track her down to "tell her" ...but Rose has been "busy" loosing weight and building her own self image and "worth" and decides she NO longer needs Gregory~ GREAT CASTING IN THIS ONE Streisand pulls of the Rose transformation with HUMOR and fun~ Jeff Bridges is a very under rated actor but gives us plenty of laughs and we like this boring man transformed by LOVE. Pierce Brosnan is very good as the HUNKY brother in law with NO character ...and Lauren Bacall shines as the mother who has an opinion on just about everything. STREISAND DIRECTED THIS ONE TOO~ IT IS A ROMANTIC COMEDY but we enjoy the blend of lonely people falling in love~ I GIVE IT A SOLID 9 OUT OF 10 FOR ROMANCE AND COMEDY~ IF YOU FOUND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE~

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Streisand Directs, Produces & Stars with Jeff Bridges

Delightful story of learning who you are and never settling for less.

Great performances, somewhat unbelievable plot

they fall "in love" after they get Married~ GREAT~

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