Two for the Road

What can you say that hasn't been said. The cast, the script, the director and the breathtaking beautiful location. This is my very favorite movie. Audrey and Albert had wonderful onscreen chemistry. This film will be a classic for years to... Full review

It's like an emotional roller coaster and sometimes I can't tell if they're going backwards in time or forwards! Audrey Hepburn is great but other than that it's just a long road trip of a high class married couple with problems.... Full review

I read in Danny Peary's "A Guide for the Film Fanatic" that some people have formed a strong emotional attachment to this 1967 film. I am one of them. From the opening notes of Henry Mancini's evocative score (personally I... Full review

The two here are Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney at their prime. The road is the bumpy road of relationships and marriage. As this couple travel this rocky road you, the viewer, observe how a charming, charismatic couple can change... Full review

Under the glossy sheen of what was sold as a romantic comedy, Stanley Donen's incomparable film, "Two for the Road," is at heart the dissection of a relationship between two people over a decade of their life together. During the... Full review

In 1967, Audrey Hepburn had gotten into the "swing" of things by being with Peter O'Toole in "How to steal a million" and did not want to go back to being in flops like "paris when it sizzles" or wearing... Full review

Am I the only one who wants this movie to be cleaned up and put on DVD but pronto!? The last time I rented this at Blockbuster the copy was so bad it was like watching it through a dirty... Full review

This is the best exploration of a relationship. In juxtaposed editing the years of marriage between a man & a women disintegrate before our eyes. Hepburn & Finney were never as charming, beautiful & powerful as in this film. Frederic Raphael... Full review

Thank God that Audrey Hepburn made this film before slipping off into an extended temporary retirement. Was she too old for this movie? Not for the segments that deal with the latter part of the married relationship. The movie spans... Full review

This movie holds a special place in my heart because I was young carefree and looking for love when I first saw it. However it gave me a jolt to see two beautiful people who could not sustain the initial deep... Full review

Fox's Studio Classics disc of Two for the Road looks splendid. Christopher Challis' cinematography must have stimulated French tourism, and Henry Mancini's lush but unobtrusive score is very pleasant. ... Full Review

While critics did nip-ups over Stanley Donen's "revolutionary" nonlinear story-telling techniques, audiences responded to the chemistry between Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney, not to mention the unforgettable musical score by Henry Mancini. In preparing his romantic comedy Two For the Road, director Stanley Donen decided to utilize many of the cinematic techniques popularized by the French "nouvelle vague" filmmakers. ... Full Review

And unlike many other movies of the period, the slapstick in Two for the Road has somehow aged well, perhaps because it always comes as a welcome break. Rafael earned the film's lone nomination for his screenplay, and would go on to write a similarly effective film about a marriage in crisis, Eyes Wide Shut (1999). ... Full Review

While not overtly flawed, the stereo soundtrack of Two for the Road appeared less strong. An exercise in non-linear story telling, the framework of Two for the Road offers its most memorable element. Music brightened up the audio somewhat. ... Full Review

As this most prolific summer of local album releases stretches into August, it's getting hard to keep up. With new discs from Cindy Bullens, Darien Brahms, and Dominic and the Lucid on the near horizon, we have to cram 'em... ... Full Article

Two examples of the road picture open in theaters today, and they embody the poles at which the genre traditionally lives: The carefree, picaresque tale of adventure and romance and its darker cousin, the existential journey of a character yearning ... Full Article

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This bittersweet Audrey Hepburn flick can hardly be described as a classic, but it's a fun road trip nonetheless. The film tells the story of a couple (Hepburn and Albert Finney), together 12 years and facing a relationship crisis. ... Full Article