Two-Faced Woman 1941

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: I still wouldn't hold it up as a sterling example of American wit, but it has its moments, and Garbo does a hell of a rhumba. Read more

Tom Milne, Time Out: Garbo's last film, graced by some charming scenes and directed with Cukor's usual flair, but hardly sending her off in a blaze of glory. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: Had the script writers and the director, George Cukor, entered into the spirit of the thing with as much enthusiasm, lack of self-consciousness and abandon as the star, the result would have been a smash hit. Read more