Two Much

Don't you wish you could "invent" a twin brother so you can date two different women (sisters who live in the same house no less!) under two different personas? Antonio Banderas plays Art, a con artist who beds Melanie Griffith and... Full review

It's funny because he's one guy one minute and then he pulls his hair down and wears glasses which makes him another guy.... Full review

Donald Westlake deserves much better than this adaptation that Fernando Trueba and his brother David did to the book. Mr. Westlake, together with Elmore Leonard, are two of the best writers of the genre. It appears that either the adapters lost... Full review

A great adaptation of one of Donald Westlake's sad-sack comedies, in this case about Antonio Banderas, an unsuccessful art gallery owner who ekes out his income by a variation on the Bible Salesman scam. He winds up engaged to a funny,... Full review

Following the steps of the classical American comedies, this movie is much more than a sequence of jokes. Taste, astuteness and magnificent management of the cinematographic tools are just some of the features of this film. The direction is almost perfect,... Full review

SPOILERS THROUGHOUT: This zany screwball comedy isn't going to win any awards but I liked it. One reason for that is probably the main players in this movie: Bandarus, Hanna and Griffith. All play their roles well and the movie, though... Full review

After winning a Best Foreign Film Oscar for "Belle Epoque", Fernando Trueba's follow up was this comedy starring Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith. It was not the first time that Trueba had directed a picture in English with English-speaking actors ("El... Full review

This movie has enough funny moments with some outstanding performances of Joan Cusack and (even though in a very small role) Vincent Schiavelli as Sommelier, watch and see what I mean, I fell of my chair with the few scenes with... Full review

The elements are here, I suppose, for a successful comedy.....andupper-class characters and therefore often involving opulent sets and costumesas visual elements....... ... Full Review

Two Much would simply have been boring Ultimately, the real problem with Two Much is that it's much, much too little. There's no spark, romantic or otherwise, during the entire sluggish two hours that Two Much is on screen. ... Full Review

This movie's laughs come from watching Banderas juggle his dual identities; sadly, there's little else Two Much has to offer. A better director might have been able to make a marvelous comedic gem out of this, but as it is ... Full Review

Leading the band of admirers was Om. He extolled his biographer-wife as "a brilliant writer, but lazy" in between sharing the story of their romance. ... Full Article

Antonio Banderas is an artist/hustler -- get this -- named "Art Dodge." Get it!? Oh, the laughs keep right on coming (not!) in this lame romantic comedy/con game when Dodge falls in love with two sisters -- and naturally invents... ... Full Article