What Makes the Human-Tiger Interaction in Two Brothers So Captivating?

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The forum discussion centers on the film "Two Brothers," which features a captivating portrayal of human-tiger interactions. Participants express admiration for the film's blend of comedy and tragedy, emphasizing the central role of tigers. However, a counterpoint is raised regarding the inherent dangers of tigers, highlighting the distinction between domesticated cats and wild tigers. The conversation underscores the emotional impact of the film while cautioning against underestimating the nature of wild animals.

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I've seen this movie 2-3 years back. Its absolutely amazing. Because, I love tiger and I've never seen a movie where tigers take such central role. Also the comedy, tragedy and overall human-tiger interaction have won my heart. ^_^ They are just big cats! Aren't they ?

How many of you have seen it?

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Kholdstare said:
They are just big cats! Aren't they ?

Uh... no.
Felis catus is a domesticated critter, with thousands of years of civilization in its genes. A tiger, no matter how well-intentioned, will eventually kill you.
 
Kholdstare said:
They are just big cats! Aren't they ?
/QUOTE]

Well, they are cats and they are big, but I don't think you should go near any. :D
 

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