Twins

"Twins," released in 1988, is a comedy film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Julius Benedict and Danny DeVito as Vincent Benedict, two unlikely twin brothers separated at birth. The movie was directed by Ivan Reitman and centers around the premise of an experiment designed to produce the perfect child. Julius, the ideal child, is raised in isolation by philosophers, while Vincent, the accident, grows up in an orphanage and faces a rough life.

Upon release, "Twins" enjoyed commercial success and was generally well-received by audiences who appreciated the comedic chemistry between Schwarzenegger and DeVito. Critics had mixed opinions, often noting the film's light-hearted and amusing nature but sometimes criticizing it for predictability.

Over time, the film has maintained a nostalgic charm and is often fondly remembered for its unique pairing and humor. While not typically classified as a cult classic, "Twins" is regarded as an underrated gem of 80s comedy, celebrated for its entertaining premise and the contrasting dynamics of its leads. Its humor and themes still resonate with fans, ensuring its place as a beloved, if somewhat dated, comedy.

Main Cast of Twins

Crew of Twins