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Two sailors get caught in a mountain of mix-ups when they meet their long-lost twins. Laurel and Hardy play themselves and their twins.

Filmmaking

Overall
93
Screenplay
94
Acting
94
Cinematography
79
Production
90
Directing
89
Concept
89
Story
94
Dialogue
89
Characters
95
Pacing
90
Musical Score
87

Attributes

Entertaining
95
Uniqueness
92
How Much I Like It
93
Twists
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Artistry
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Fun
94
Cliche
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Cheesy
?
Broad Appeal
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Cerebral
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Emotional
?
Discussion Worthy
25

Genres

Comedy
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Drama
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Suspense
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Action
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Mystery
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Thriller
?
Horror
0
Adventure
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Romance
?
Science Fiction
1
Fantasy
5
Animation
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Maturity

Family Friendly
95
Positive Message
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Thematically Mature
?
Intense
?
Sexuality
?
Nudity
0
Violence
?
Gore
0
Crude
?
Profanity
0
Scary
4
Substance Use
10

1 Review

Alex the Animator
93 Overall94 Screenplay94 Acting79 Cinematography90 Production89 Concept94 Story89 Dialogue95 Characters87 Musical Score92 Uniqueness95 Entertaining

The best Laurel and Hardy film. They each actually play two characters, because they each have a twin. Makes you use your head a lot; I almost felt like I was watching a Christopher Nolan film, what with all the pausing and thinking I had to do to understand, but it was definitely worth it!

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