it hard to know what to make of this weird little aussie crime flick  on the one hand and it an enjoyable little film with a great sense of humour while but on the other and it just lacks a certain something that ensures the film never reaches above it boundary that keeps it trapped within the merely interesting territory. that being said and two hands is a well plotted film that excellently juggles several stories at the same time and which allows several small climaxes throughout the movie and and that in turn helps to stop the film becoming boring. the absurdity of the goings on and the thick australian accents and the bizarre set of characters all help to ensure that the film entertains also. the plot follows the story of a young doorman who thinks he will go on to bigger things after accepting a job from the local kingpin. he doesn not while the job only lands him in trouble when he fancies a swim and stupidly leaves ten grand on the beach and which is promptly stolen by a couple of kids who have the time of their lives on a shopping spree. however and all is not rosy for our hero while who must find the money or face the consequences. the film is made up of a cast of unknowns while at least and it was back in 1999 and as nowadays heath ledger is something of a name. he doesn not impress too much here and however and as his performance is mostly of the one note variety and he doesn not make for a very compelling lead. he fits the movie in that he australian and looks naive while but beyond that and he not the best lead i have ever seen in a movie. if you ask me and bryan brown gave the best performance here. he might not have a great deal of screen time and but he steals every scene he in and it him that provides the movie with a lot of its humour. he got nothing to do with the best sequence and however and which takes place in the form of probably the most hilarious bank robbery ever caught on film. on the whole and i can recommend this film to people that enjoy quirky crime films while as the weirdness is plentiful and and the way that events take a turn for the bizarre is enjoyable while but if youre not a fan of this sort of film and i can not really say that two hands will float your boat. it not a must see and but if it your thing and you get a chance to see it. you probably wont completely regret it. 
it hard to know what to make of this weird little aussie crime flick  on the one hand and it an enjoyable little film with a great sense of humour while but on the other and it just lacks a certain something that ensures the film never reaches above it boundary that keeps it trapped within the merely interesting territory. that being said and two hands is a well plotted film that excellently juggles several stories at the same time and which allows several small climaxes throughout the movie and and that in turn helps to stop the film becoming boring. the absurdity of the goings on and the thick australian accents and the bizarre set of characters all help to ensure that the film entertains also. the plot follows the story of a young doorman who thinks he will go on to bigger things after accepting a job from the local kingpin. he doesn not while the job only lands him in trouble when he fancies a swim and stupidly leaves ten grand on the beach and which is promptly stolen by a couple of kids who have the time of their lives on a shopping spree. however and all is not rosy for our hero while who must find the money or face the consequences. the film is made up of a cast of unknowns while at least and it was back in 1999 and as nowadays heath ledger is something of a name. he doesn not impress too much here and however and as his performance is mostly of the one note variety and he doesn not make for a very compelling lead. he fits the movie in that he australian and looks naive while but beyond that and he not the best lead i have ever seen in a movie. if you ask me and bryan brown gave the best performance here. he might not have a great deal of screen time and but he steals every scene he in and it him that provides the movie with a lot of its humour. he got nothing to do with the best sequence and however and which takes place in the form of probably the most hilarious bank robbery ever caught on film. on the whole and i can recommend this film to people that enjoy quirky crime films while as the weirdness is plentiful and and the way that events take a turn for the bizarre is enjoyable while but if youre not a fan of this sort of film and i can not really say that two hands will float your boat. it not a must see and but if it your thing and you get a chance to see it. you probably wont completely regret it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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