Two Brothers [DVD] [2004]

Fantastic film it brought me to tears ( so get the tissues ready } it is absolute fantastic

Wife loves this film

The heart-warming story of two tiger cubs, separated when young, but brought back together in a fight to the death by callous humans. Visually stunning, exciting and oft-times humorous, with two extremely well-trained tigers. Let's hope they were treated better than the "characters" they portrayed in the film. Quite how the director got some of the shots, I'll never know. An amazing film that I thoroughly recommend.

I loved this film. Being rather 'soft' re animals and warned by other reviewers, I sat with the tissue box handy, but although parts of the film were harrowing I didn't need the tissues - and what a lovely ending!I'm afraid this film is true to life, deplicting human greed and cruelty towards the animal kingdom. Any animal lover would fall in love with the cubs and share the ups and downs of their separate journeys, only to be happily reunited again. Their cub antics and animal sounds are so similar to that of my own domestic cat!I thought the film was well directed and the extra features are well worth watching with lots more shots of the cubs playing etc and an interesting documentary about tigers.I would recommend this film to all animal lovers and children. I'm so impressed, I might invest in "The Bear" now.

Difficult to review a film, question of taste, but for me a realy lovely film.

I wasn't expecting much from this film but it was excellent, after their father is killed the hunters want her, she has two, cubs takes one to safety and go's back for the other but he isn't there, the story is about all they experience and the hope they will find each other again

This is a very good 100 min REGION B/2 DVD in which we watch the unforgettable journey about two brothers, an extraordinary film about two tiger cubs, separated from their parents and each other! Their extraordinary journey home is a thoroughly endearing, heart-tugging and family friendly story about their experiences of being raised in very different human environments, only to be reunited later as forced enemies, pitted against each other.There is a special features section that includes ----- Director's commentary, call of the wild featurette, wild about tigers documentary with Guy Pearce, tiger training featurette, tiger brothers featurette, tiger tech featurette, tiger cub featurette and special effects featurette.

My best bits was when the two brothers finally met each other again after a year or two and recognised each other and started playing football together instead of fighting, fantastic scene. And the scene at the end of the film where they go off together in the jungle. I also like how the young boy connected with them.