The Parent Trap was kinda insane
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Lindsey's performance is top notch. She basically plays four characters: Hallie, Annie, Hallie as Annie, Annie as Hallie. Wild.
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Also messed up: the grandfather and butler suspected something was off, and Chussie actually figured it out on her own, but the parents didn't notice anything until the kids hit them over the head and told them they switched.
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The butler was never trying to be creepy or weird towards her, hes been in the family for years and that's the only father figure shed ever known. Ofcourse he would harbor the same feelings to someone you took care of pretty much your whole life. Dont look into it like that. I thought their relationship was adorable.
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i have a twin (identical) and me and her went to a boarding camp and we pretended to be strangers, we even had the camp staff change my last name to my moms maiden name..it was HILARIOUS when we told everyone...on the last day of camp
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I remember as a kid being absolutely MIND BLOWN when I found out Hallie and Annie were both played by Lindsey Lohan and not an actual set of twins 🤯
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What bothers me is how did the parents not feel sick to their stomachs only having one of their children, knowing they gave away the other.
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Fun fact: This film's actually a remake for an older version (they're all based on a book and the first film got a sequel). Although the actual fun fact is that the actress that plays Meredith's mom in this one is the same actress that fulfilled Meredith's role in the original film.
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As a kid of divorced parents, this movie gave me way too much hope. 😂
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The parent trap taught me that gaslighting is okay if it's for a quirky reason
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I can't believe that nobody ever calls out Nick or Elizabeth for lying to their twin daughters their entire lives, and having everyone they know continue that charade. Had they not been found out, they would probably have NEVER come clean.
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6:11 “just stay 11 for as long as you can and you might have a chance with him too” THE SHADEE LOLLL
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Who takes irreplaceable childhood pictures to summer camp 💀💀
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Growing up, this made me think it was normal for divorced parents with twins to split them up like inanimate possessions
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this is the only movie that's ever made me want my own twin and honestly i respect this movie's ability to do that
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How bad of a parent do you have to be to not realize that the child you picked up from camp wasn’t the right one 💀
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This movie is a 90s treasure and a beautifully wholesome gem for a generation of people like myself. I will forever scream to the rooftops that LL should've been nominated for an academy award for her dual performance. At her age, to play roles with such nuance is amazing. She was so talented.
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It's so funny that each parent was just okay with never seeing their other child ever again
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Every once in a while I rewatch this movie with my dad and we both cry together in the scene when Annie meets her father. This is one of our favorite movies to watch together, but we both agree that the whole idea is crazy. My dad always remarks how cruel it is to separate two sisters and prevent them to meet their other parent. And he also said once: "Thank goodness both parents are rich! Imagine if one was poor, the shock that it would be for the other twin"
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Jesus Christ I hope Lohan has a comeback, a child actor who can not only do a convincing accent but also not be unbearable is basically a prodigy
