Harry + Max

Name: Harry + Max
Genre: Drama
Released: February 4, 2005
Rating: 31

2005

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Harry And Max

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TLA Releasing | Release Date: February 4, 2005

Summary: Harry (Johnson), aged 23, is a former boy band idol who is watching his younger brother Max (Williams), aged 16, follow in his footsteps. Harry escorts Max on a long-promised camping adventure to the San Gabriel mountains above Los Angeles but things quickly turn serious as the boys discuss Harry's contradictory relationship with theirHarry (Johnson), aged 23, is a former boy band idol who is watching his younger brother Max (Williams), aged 16, follow in his footsteps. Harry escorts Max on a long-promised camping adventure to the San Gabriel mountains above Los Angeles but things quickly turn serious as the boys discuss Harry's contradictory relationship with their family. (TLA Releasing)… Expand

Director: Christopher Munch

Genre(s): Drama

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Scott Tobias

One of the film's oddest missteps is in making the boy-band gig just another occupation, instead of using it as a central way to illuminate the brothers' unusual bond. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

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. Read full review

Dennis Harvey

Munch's usual stylishness and casual storytelling tenor lend persuasion to this curious drama about two brothers, both teen music idols, who demonstrate an incestuous attraction. Read full review

Scott Foundas

It's one of those rare movie failures that truly warrants being called ambitious. Read full review

Brad Slager

Christopher Munch wrote and directed this feature and it is nearly impossible not to feel deep-seated anger towards him for what he has wrought on screen. Read full review

Melissa Anderson

A swirl of messy boundaries and loony dialogue. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

The most shocking thing about Harry and Max isn't the subject matter. The most shocking thing is just how tepid it is. Read full review

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