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• Red L

  
  Is an unusual movie. Its true, what you remember after the movie ends is the twins whispering in each other's ears.

• Curtis L

  
  Not a bad movie. The twins were fun to watch. Overall I don't give it more because I didn't connect with anyone, and I felt like I was supposed be emotional at the end and wasn't.

• Chris W

  
  Extremely compelling and intriguing. It's a haunting film, but not in an unwatchable way. It's haunting in mmore of a darkly poetic way. What makes it watchable is the fact that it doesn't seek to be exploitative and disturbing in a David Lynch sort of way. This is a… More
  Extremely compelling and intriguing. It's a haunting film, but not in an unwatchable way. It's haunting in mmore of a darkly poetic way. What makes it watchable is the fact that it doesn't seek to be exploitative and disturbing in a David Lynch sort of way. This is a very interesting subject for a debut film, and a really good debut at that. The acting, especially from the three leads is really impressive, and is to be commended. This is not a film for all tastes, as there is a lack here of what most mainstream audiences crave for in a film, but as a moody, brooding, tragic love story indie/art house piece, Twin Falls Idaho succeeds immensely.

• Anthony V

  
  God bless the Polish brothers.

• Leo L

  
  A personal favorite.

• Moe E

  
  The first offering from the Polish brothers is interesting, albeit a little slow at times. Francis and Blake Falls are a pair of conjoined twins holed-up in a seedy hotel room who have hired a hooker for their birthday. Michael and Mark Polish portray the introverted twins with… More
  The first offering from the Polish brothers is interesting, albeit a little slow at times. Francis and Blake Falls are a pair of conjoined twins holed-up in a seedy hotel room who have hired a hooker for their birthday. Michael and Mark Polish portray the introverted twins with seductive newcomer, Michele Hicks, as Penny the hooker. Lesley Ann Warren, Patrick Bauchau, Jon Gries, Garrett Morris and William Katt add to the cast with bit parts for each.

• Eduardo C

  
  The Polish brothers' debut film is a startlingly original (Lynchian in tone perhaps, but certainly in nothing else) yet uneven film of strange, hypnotic power. The film itself is all over the place, from intimate drama to surrealist work of art to screwball comedy but it is never… More
  The Polish brothers' debut film is a startlingly original (Lynchian in tone perhaps, but certainly in nothing else) yet uneven film of strange, hypnotic power. The film itself is all over the place, from intimate drama to surrealist work of art to screwball comedy but it is never less than confident in itself. There are no cop-outs here, no compromises, merely deliberate choices that may or may not work. The bulk of the film is rich in character detail, permeated with sadness, loneliness and impending loss. The last 20 minutes are remarkably powerful. There are a few shots and visual metaphors contained here that are as heartbreaking as anything I've ever seen in film. One in particular, involving a bicycle, is permanently etched in my mind. A true work of art.

• FanGirl B

  
  If you like intellegent indepent films you have to see this film. The best of the Polish brother films.

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