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Harry and Max

Brothers like no others.

2004 · 1h 14m · N/A Drama, Romance
Directed by Christopher Münch

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Overview

Two brothers, Harry and Max, who are both teen idols, come to terms with their dysfunctional family past and deep affection for each other

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Critics on Rotten Tomatoes

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5%
Tomatometer
Rotten

Though Williams and Johnson fit comfortably into the European naturalism that's become Munch's stock in trade, they can't quite wriggle out of his high-concept premise and become plausibly real.

Scott Tobias, AV Club
Rotten

Seems like the work of a novice, with self-conscious expository passages and emotionally false conversations.

Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
Fresh

To consider Harry and Max as being about incestuous feelings would be shortchanging it, because the film is really about the evolving nature of love and the need to define it.

Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times
Rotten

The movie is a congeries of half-formed ideas about pansexuality and other social taboos, but Munch fails to accomplish what he seemingly sets out to do.

Scott Foundas, L.A. Weekly
Rotten

Provocative without being especially thoughtful or credible.

Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter

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