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Summary: "Julius! Are you allergic to something?"
Review: This film delighted, entertained, and surprised me when I first saw it on the big screen in 1988. Why the surprise? Because I never dreamed "Ahnold" could hold his own in a comedic role. But the Austrian muscle man creates laughs as easily as he bashes heads together, and TWINS remains a perennial favorite of mine.As ridiculous as the plot is (Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito are the products of genetic engineering gone awry), this movie succeeds because of the chemistry between the two actors. It's more than obvious to the viewer that Arnold and DeVito had a blast making this movie, from the action scenes to the way the actors mimic one another to create the "twins" effect. It's all great fun to watch, and the timing between the two is pure bliss. The movie's tender moments are overly sappy--yet still very effective (especially DeVito's character), and the scrumptious Kelly Preston strikes one of the most memorable poses in all of cinematic history. Director Ivan Reitman delivers a quality comedy, which makes TWINS a thorough feel-good experience. Pop this puppy into the VCR and enjoy.
--D. Mikels
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Summary: Perfect cast , Perfect script, Perfect time......
Review: this is one of the best 80's movies I've ever seen! Arnold and Danny DeVito possess comedic chemistry unmatched by any other duo.Its one of those 80's movies that leave you reminiscent of the days of old. Great supporting cast including Kelly Preston and a young David Caruso. One of the greats! Highly recommended!
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Summary: Not a review; trivia submission
Review: This isn't really a review, but it's the only way I know to send some trivia. In the bar scene, two of the musicians are Terry Bozzio (drummer for an '80s band called Missing Persons) and legendary guitarist Jeff Beck, who was in the Yardbirds in the early '60s and is still recording today.
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Summary: Double the Comedy
Review: This movie is great. How can you not love Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as Twins. Originally made back in 1988 this movie has stood the test of time. It is one of Arnold's more comedic roles as he plays the innocent foreigner relying on the wisdom of his criminal brother. As they travel on a cross country trip to discover who they are and make a little money they realize what brotherhood is all about. Twins is definitely a great film.
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Summary: no
Review: this movie was just dumb. Come on Devito and Arnold as twins?! Give me a break!
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Summary: Hilarous and Touching
Review: This was a film that I really didn't expect. The cast was also a surprise, but a very pleasant one. Danny Devito and Arnold Schwarzenegger are fraternal twin brothers who were seperated at birth not only from each other, but from their mother and fathers. That alone should tell you that you are in for a wonderfully suprising comedy that will not disapoint.
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Summary: Pretty Decent Movie
Review: Twins is a pretty decent and enjoyable movie. That fact that Danny and Arnie could actually be brothers is pretty fuuny. The acting could be better....alot better. But what can you expect it's Arnold Schwarzenegger? The man will get an audience just because of his muscles. Talking about that there's a scene where Arnold rips a shirt cause his bicep is to big. Completely rididcouls, a poor reason for him to show off his arms. Other than that it's a good movie.
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Summary: An Odd Couple for sure
Review: Twins is one of those movies you're either going to like or not, but in any event, it's one of those "one of a kind" movies which shows the versatility of Devito and Arnie, and in this movie, you actually grow to like them both, especially after you learn about their outrageous beginnings, and begin to understand their respective environments which lead to their adulthood. I didn't buy the whole thing, but it was a good movie anyway.
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Summary: A NICE CHANGE OF PACE FOR ARNOLD
Review: TWO LONG LOST GENTICALLY DESIGNED TWIN BROTHERS [ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER AND DANNY DEVITO] FINALLY MEET EACH OTHER AT THE AGE OF 35. VERY FUNNY AND WITH SOME FINE DRAMATIC MOMENTS TOO. THIS MOVIE DEFINITELY PROVED THERE WAS A LOT MORE TO ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER THAN JUST BIG BUDGET ACTION MOVIES. THIS IS A GOOD MOVIE FOR ANY FAN OF ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER.
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Summary: A match made in . . .
Review: When Arnold Schwarzenegger turned to comedy, he did Hollywood [and us viewers] a truly worthy service. He carries the comedy role with real panache, a pleasantly surprising transformation from an actor who previously seemed to offer little but skin and violence. With many films now available with him in this transformed personification, we have a wide choice to select from. Select this one. The film is certainly timely with its theme of "human engineering", even if from an earlier day. Schwarzenegger leaves his island isolation, seeking the twin he never knew he had. He has no qualms in discovering DeVito's only a diminutive copy of himself. He's concerned only that he actually has a brother and wants only to do well by him. DeVito, in sublime scenes of righteous rage, feels a leftover, and in tune with what many short people go through in our society, seeks some justice for what he feels has been done to him. DeVito's anger is unabashed, and only he could bring the charm and wit to the role that he does. Twins not only shows this new side of Arnold at his wry best, he's here teamed with a master in Danny DeVito. DeVito needs no introduction as one of Hollywood's top comic actors. In playing the unexpected twin to a genetic engineering [whell, "breeding"] experiment, he once again proves how well he carries the genre as his own. It must have been an easy job for Reitman to direct this film, since DeVito seems able to perform many aspects of the ridiculous with a minimum of effort. This household has viewed Twins often. There was no choice once the children had seen it. No matter, to see these two in action together relieves the worst tedium. They are a match made in, um, in a test tube.
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