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Reviews for The Two Faces of January

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5.8 / 10 1h 36min

Thriller

1962. A con artist, his wife, and a dangerous stranger are caught up in the murder of a private detective and are forced to try and escape Athens.

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Review by MysticMallard

Stunningly beautiful but dark thriller, the trio of leads is superb

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Review by user934l88xwmo3

Excellent Example of a Character Study

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Review by user3745vdj7a8v

"The two faces of January": a modern Greek tragedy

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Review by ThunderTiger

A Retro Reworking of Film-Noir and Hitchcockian Suspense

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Review by user943t2xyw626

Highly watchable, and will be appreciated as a 'proper film' by older viewers

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Review by user669mg6hrlcr

I LOOKED UP TO MY FATHER AS IF HE WAS A GOD

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Review by user83v7n2yw00

A very well paced and shot thriller

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Review by user47064t47fi8

Strong and unpredictable thriller with Viggo Mortensen

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Review by user925etueaonw

Great, true-to-form 60's thriller with stellar cast and maybe some daddy issues?

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Review by user4743ef6acei

B movie in an age of C movies makes it an A movie

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Review by user626ymlmzkbb

Some still make them like they used to

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Review by user726ujyjyir1

The Two Faces of January: a return to Hitchcock.

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Review by user686sxqskatj

Is the journey better than the destination?

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Review by ThunderousToucan

A film that itself wears two faces, this is - quite wonderfully - a fresh and old-fashioned thriller in grand Hitchcock style.

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Review by user232wr0xdszy

It was here that king Aegis looked out to sea waiting for his son to return

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