Watching The Parent Trap For The First Time! - I'VE BEEN MISSING OUT! 

I enjoyed it and all the cheese so much

The thing about the cheese, the movie earns it's right to use it. It takes itself seriously. It never makes self aware jokes, nor does it belittle the things it cares about. Also, the score is fantastic.

It's total cheese in the best possible way.

@@SophieFoster are you from Australia?

@@SophieFoster what year were you born?

Omg I so wish I knew other languages this is so helpful

Oh ty I always ordered what she was saying so thank you

I never thought about it. It's one of those things that I didn't know I wanted to know. Thanks for the translation.

Same

Except when you have to share it with someone who hates your guts.

@@kendraressler4497 of course lol

same

Totally would’ve been a reward for me. I went to a camp this summer, and I would’ve KILLED to have had my own cabin!

for me it’s the part where chessy (spelling?) realises hallie isn’t hallie idk it just gets me every single time

She never had twin

I agree it’s interesting to watch someone who’s British react to this movie.

This movie was the same year I was born in (1998)& I enjoyed watching it but what I never understand was that Nick & Liz had a divorce & decided to split the girls up & never told the daughter that they was raising about her twin sister until they met at summer camp . I agree that the twins was being lied to

This movie has given me a particular nasty aftertaste in recent years. My father is the type who went to the milkman and then started a new family years later. He and his family are essentially parent trapping us, as I didn't knew my half-brother existed until I stalked my father's social media once in a craving to know what he was up to, and my brother won't be told of my existence until they consider him 'old enough', like about 14-15 and it won't even be my dad having the balls to confess, but his youngest sister. I do not know where my brother lives, and even if I did, I'm scared of meeting up with him behind my dad's back because I do know him well enough he'll pin the blame on me and act like the victim. I know from my grandma this is exactly why his wife is complicit in the lie- just like grandma she's an enabler who considers him a victim and that the negative emotions that come with having to deal with the fact he abandoned me are basically my fault and actually forbade me to go near her family. No matter what I do, I feel like I'll lose. Putting your children in these kinds of situations is downright toxic and traumatizing. I'll never forget the pain I felt when I saw my dad holding a young boy in his arms, one that looked like him as a kid, like me as a kid (I've pretty much got a feminine version of my dad's face, same mouth and all). I felt like I was going to puke. Especially because I actually was in contact with his younger sisters, and none of them told me. It hurt.

Hahahah I love films like that though!

Oooo I shall add it to the list!

yes!!

Yesssss love that movie too

RIP to Natasha Richardson.

Thank you!! I loved it so much!

I heard the director explain that by saying Hallie not knowing London had only ever seen the road way from the house to the phone box so that’s the way she went and there was actually a direct alleyway from the road the home was on to the phone box and park which would take half the time and that’s the way the Grandfather went when he guessed she was off to make a phone call.

I am traumatised from the first time I saw the titanic, I was way too young and had no idea what was going on

@@SophieFoster you should definitely give it a rewatch and see how you feel about it now

nah it's not better or worse (in fact the original uses racial slurs and characiatures....)

Oh no, I’m fully aware of the others but this is just the most well known so I went for this version 😊

@@SkwithOv where is the racial slurs I have seen that movie 5,000 times and I have never seen any racial slurs I'm even if there was the movie was made in 1961 what do you expect in 1961 there still was segregation going on I'm not saying racism is right but come on older movies are going to have some type of racism that's like me saying I'm not going to talk or listen to my grandparents because my grandparents were born during the Great Depression and yes my grandparents a racism stuff all the time I just overlooked them because I know they don't know any better they grew up in a time where that kind of stuff was considered okay