Clint Eastwood Movie:

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		MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
In the cactus-studded Mexican backcountry of the 1860s, a surly drifter who could easily be mistaken for the Man with No Name becomes protector and lethal helpmate to a red-haired nun wanted by the French for aiding the Juarista revolutionaries. Essentially a two-character showcase for the newly stellar Clint Eastwood and what was beginning to seem the poststellar Shirley MacLaine (subbing for Elizabeth Taylor), this sardonic study in testy collaboration, mutual deception and distrust, and slightly creepy sexual attraction is highly rated by a fairly small number of critics--chiefly, one suspects, for the dual-auteur cachet of having been directed by Don Siegel and based on a story by Budd Boetticher. Others deem it an undersauced spaghetti Western and find that the stars grate on the viewer as well as each other. Cinematography by the great Gabriel Figueroa is some consolation, but... if only Boetticher had been allowed to direct. --Richard T. Jameson

Two Mules for Sister Sara [Region 2] Reviews:
Two Mules for Sister Sara
2009-09-14 - Have always loved the movie and am pleased to have it in DVD format for viewing at any time!

two mules
2009-06-16 - IT WAS GOOD THEN (WHEN THEY MADE IT ) IT IS STILL GOOD !

Two Mules for Sister Sara
2009-05-21 - I just love the old Clint Eastwood movies. In the desert Clint Eastwood runs into a nun that he decides to help. The nun turns out to be a saloon girl, bordello type, that adds a nice twist to this movie. I like to watch it time and time again.

They just don't make great westerns like this one anymore!
2009-04-25 - Fun movie! Clint Eastwood and Shirley Mclaine are quite
the pair in this wonderful western. The scenery is terrific
and the action is fun to watch. We don't have great actors like these two or Brian Keith or Burt Lancaster or Lee Marvin or Jason Robards that made believable westerns.
I am glad I have a piece of the good old days with this
movie in my collection.

Two Mules For Sister Sara
2009-02-03 - This film is a great vehicle for Shirley MacLaine & Clint Eastwood. It has always been one of my favorite Eastwood westerns. Though the film, once viewed, will not have the same impact with subsequent viewings because you already know that Sister Sara is NOT a nun.

The film isn't only a dramatic western it also contains some whimsical & funny moments. Throughout the film hints are dropped to the audience that Sara isn't all she appears to be: When she picks up the cheroot butt & puffs it, when she takes a swig of whiskey & when she curses. The scene where she assists Eastwood in blowing up the bridge is a classic moment.

Along the way they help one another, even saving the other's life. Eastwood just wants to make a buck & Sara's reason seem to be altruistic but even her motives are questionable toward the end of the movie. And when Eastwood finds out she isn't a nun he gets angry about the deception, then when he "takes" her in the bathtub you realize how much he had held back because of her supposed occupation. The ending is superb with plenty of action though the second half of the movie flounders just a little.