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

HOW HAS IT TAKEN ME THIS LONG TO SEE THE PARENT TRAP?
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[@elibrown9891]

i love the parent trap. it's such a great cheesy film and so fun to watch

[@SophieFoster]

I enjoyed it and all the cheese so much

[@aldojoel4836]

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.

[@GrandiaKnight]

It's total cheese in the best possible way.

[@serendavies7375]

@@SophieFoster are you from Australia?

[@serendavies7375]

@@SophieFoster what year were you born?

[@videohistory722]

In case anyone else wanted a translation of the french: But you're kidding, I hope. Meredith is not the girl for you. But it's not possible, I'm dreaming. What...

[@SophieFoster]

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

[@shuum44]

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

[@johnwjr7]

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

[@katwebbxo]

I always thought the isolation cabin seemed more like a reward than a punishment lol. Probably just the introvert in me.

[@shuum44]

Same

[@kendraressler4497]

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

[@katwebbxo]

@@kendraressler4497 of course lol

[@matildefabiolajara3283]

same

[@thedisneybroentertainment5547]

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!

[@user-qu4yn1fm4z]

The scene where hallie meets her mom makes me cry every single time.

[@tokenofdreams]

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

[@mariaelenagarciamolero1437]

I love this film, is my favorite ever and if it's on tv I'll watch it again for the million time. My mom totally believed Lindsay Lohan was twin, gotta admit the special effects were incredible for that time to actually make you believe they were real twins xD

[@cclmpr]

She never had twin

[@Inkeekscreek]

lindsey worked with a coach to get the accent down & they would use girls of the same height/hair color as stand ins for any scenes that Halle/Anna were in together then would edit her in. this movie was my childhood 🥰

[@tgirl1021]

As much as I loved this movie growing up, and I do still have a sweet spot for it, I can't deal with the premise as an adult! These two parents LIED! THEY LIED TO THEIR OWN CHILDREN about the existence of their TWIN SIBLING & other parent for years. Then made everyone else in the girls' lives complicit in that lie! Where is the family counseling bc a nostalgic boat ride & some wine doesn't just fix all of this?!!

[@alishashay17]

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

[@inferiorinferno8859]

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.

[@RabidNemo]

I loved your reaction and just stumbled upon your channel after re-watching the movie myself recently. I was actually happy to see somebody comment on the British aspects of this movie

[@atwoodsmariano]

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

[@lucydymond6090]

CROSS OVER OF CAMP ROCK had me in stitches🤣🤣🤣

[@chair-sama3098]

Fav twins movie "The Parent Trap" and "It Takes Two"

[@aldojoel4836]

I saw this movie so many times during my childhood that I started hating it. I knew every scene in order and most of the dialogues. Eight years passed without me watching anything from it. When I was 22 I watched it again, and I cried my eyes out. The movie is touching, and you can understand both of the girls' perspectives and emotions. The score is beautiful. In the end credits theme you can hear the Walt Disney's motif "when you wish upon a star, your dreams come true." This movie was crafted with love and care.

[@shaikhaaaaaaaaaaaa]

This film was my favorite childhood movie you were really missing out but happy that u saw it 🥰

[@katymolyneux6361]

Such a classic film! Me and my friend can’t watch it together as know majority of the script!!

[@SophieFoster]

Hahahah I love films like that though!

[@Celestemae-zh2hc]

This was hilarious, I laughed so hard when you said she drowned 😂. Love your channel and we’re the same age lol

[@videohistory722]

Could you also do Life Size, also with Lindsay Lohan?

[@SophieFoster]

Oooo I shall add it to the list!

[@Inkeekscreek]

yes!!

[@lookitsrae90]

Yesssss love that movie too

[@atwoodsmariano]

it always make me emotional watching the reunion with Hallie and Elizabeth because the actress who played Elizabeth passed away in a ski accident

[@summerrose8110]

RIP to Natasha Richardson.

[@lookitsrae90]

I love the parent trap so much. I still watch it whenever it’s on

[@alrik2148]

I've watched thousands of movies and I have a very picky taste for liking them, I rarely like newer movies from this millennium. I hadn't watched Parent trap until last year and expected to hate it. It's definitely in the TOP 30 movies I've seen in my life! The movie is brilliant!!!

[@aaronsrok3422]

I still think the kiss at the end is one of the best kisses on film. You could see all the emotions in it.

[@ronfehr7899]

The scene where Dennis Quaid's character fell into the swimming pool required five takes, if I remember correctly. I feel sorry for the poor stuntman, and poor Dennis Quaid, for having to intentionally keep getting wet (or did Dennis only have to get wet once?).

[@emmaphippsart]

Love this video Sophie and the film is very light-hearted and fun I really enjoy it every time I watch it

[@SophieFoster]

Thank you!! I loved it so much!

[@SmithDoe]

You should Watch Frequency. It's a really good movie. (Thought of it because it's with Denis Quaid)

[@atwoodsmariano]

I turned 26 a few months ago and felt so old thinking that I’m now the same age as Meredith

[@nappsandnurture]

Love your style of reaction it’s similar to mine lol . Less noise making and more of an actual reaction to what’s happening 😂. Some people just talk and make noise while it’s playing lol

[@xxghxstyxx]

This is one of the best channel I’ve seen in a long time I love the vids

[@dcemerald70]

They used what’s called a photo double. When Lindsey was Annie or Hallie, they had someone with same height and hair color be the other twin from the back. For scenes like when they’re next to each other like in the rain, they film once with Lindsey as one the twins while the photo double walked thru it before they swap. Then they digitally combined both shots to make what you see. They did the same technique for Dove Cameron on Liv and Maddie, although she had two photo doubles since it was a TV series.

[@user-nu8xi4sl1e]

I ended up watching this movie 4 times. That is how much I loved that movie. 👏🏻👏🏻 I still have no regrets. 💕💕

[@jmcb00]

I knew they were both rich whenever I saw they were attending summer camp 😂😂

[@AllySheehan]

Sophie I need you to know that Dennis Quaid (the dad), has now married a woman in her twenties, but OVER TWENTY YEARS AFTER THIS FILM CAME OUT

[@katherinechristian6820]

Lol. Loved your reaction and to answer your question about Lindsey having a twin personally I don’t think so because there’s and even older version of this film from the 60’s I think and the also did really well with making it look as if the actress was really a twin .

[@katwebbxo]

I can't even tell you how many times I've rewatched this movie since I was a kid lol. The older I get (almost 29) the more I feel bad for Meredith.

[@80MWH]

Recently, I was thinking that the Dad character seems quite…impulsive. The Mom, he just meets her on a cruise and they’re wed in a few days. Meredith, he basically starts seeing while his daughter is away at camp for a few months, and he’s already thinking of marriage? Guess after the first marriage didn’t work out, it never crossed his mind to see if this second relationship is feasible or not.

[@HeyItsMe1224]

Ok I know you’re young but WHY would this be a Titanic or Camp Rock crossover?

[@meganschmittou1191]

My husband has worked with a person who did not know they had a twin living in another country until the guys were 20-something. They had no idea the other existed. I'm sure it's not conventional or mainstream, but it can totally happen in real life. The person who lives in the US now got to meet their sibling when the sibling got married.

[@atwoodsmariano]

re-watched this movie on Valentine’s Day earlier this year one of my all-time favorite childhood movies fun to watch your reactions as a first time watcher

[@dcemerald70]

Could possibly react to the movie Paulie, it’s underrated film which has a fantastic story about love, loyalty, friendship, and having courage. It has Hallie Eisenburg , the girl from Miracle Worker, who plays one of the protagonists.

[@lakersdakid8711]

There hardly is any comments or likes. I thought this channel had at least a million subs when I watched the twilight vids. Great job tricking me

[@MelaniePoparad]

I forgot how much i loved this movie! Great reaction!

[@LeDedoubleur]

RIP NATASHA.😢

[@annachristinanotyet4678]

Das doppelte Lottchen (The double Lotte) written by Erich Kästner published in 1949 in German in Germany made into a movie adaptation in the 1950s...it's basically the more or less inspiration for all of these be it German Versions like "Charlie & Louise", English Version The parent trap from the 1960s or this =) I once also saw a German Version were the Twins only med as adults and I also saw a trailer in my youth for a japanese adaption of it. I personally if they use real set of twins like to kid a bit around like "OH look they found a 10-12 year old Set of Twins in the acting world again." And in the last Version from 2017 in Germany they went full circle back since "old names" became popular again....

[@mutantx2372]

At the part where ( Halle as Annie ) is having dinner and she leaves to go to the park , how in the hell does the grandfather get to the park so damn fast ? lol

[@NPA1001]

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.

[@davidlightfoot348]

This is a very fun movie. Some of those reunion scenes still brings tears to my eyes, and that after seeing it many times. This is a remake of a 60s version of the Parent Trap, starring Hailey Mills. Hailey was a teenager, which I don't think was a good as making the "twins" little girls. This is a great remake, the locations changed, but it very closely matches the original version.

[@johnwjr7]

Did you know there is a Parent Trap II? Well, there is but not with Lindsey Lohan. It's with the original actress Haley Mills. She plays adult twins, one married, one single.

[@annajones790]

I used to reenact the newt scene as a little kid using a kiddie spoon. I'd put the spoon on my head and then put it in my mouth and pretend it was the newt trying to get in and then I'd spit it out as far as I could. 🤣 The Parent Trap was my favorite movie at the time.

[@mxg75]

In the original 60's Hayley Mills version, the girls were from two different parts of the US. (Texas and Boston, if I recall.) In the 90's version, the city girl was moved to London, which means that she's breaking laws in two countries by traveling to the UK then back to the US using someone else's passport. Her sister and, on the second trip, her mother and butler are both aiding & abetting.

[@harrypottersnumbrfan]

Well shit... I'm like 3 years older than Meredith... Send Help I'm am not okay.

[@jenthejen]

u always look so on point Sophie. laughed hard at this reaction

[@colinstafford7846]

Against my better judgment I watched this last night and I was totally bowled over by it. It really is a thoroughly enjoyable film.

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

Try the original with Haley Mills. Compare the two

[@GoddessShazza711]

I LOVE the Parent Trap! You should check out the original one with Haley Mills and Brian Keith. If you do, please do a video. Thanks!

[@Elianabanana47]

Ok but is it just me this girl has the same name as the main character in :Keeper of the lost cites: like this if you read keeper of the lost cites

[@katelynpringle5506]

I know I'm super late to comment on this, but the reason the premise is so freaking wild by today's standards is because the original story (which later became a Disney movie in the 60s) was written in the early 20th century when married couples separating was still extremely uncommon and this kind of arrangement would actually happen.

[@jeffreyweitzman6463]

Fond memories of this when it came out, Disney really did give its own movie in the Hayley Mills original of the same name a top class treatment of love and care that went into this of the remake. Top supporting cast in their own right but everyone back then knew that the shining star for all her small years in age at the time was Lindsey Lohan - no one had heard of her before this but then this changed everything. Such a talent, she may have gone through tough times in her adult life but her performance in this so young is there forever no one can take that away from her and richly deserved!

[@inferiorinferno8859]

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.

[@vol2323]

You should watch the 1961 version with Halley Mills. The editing is great and its a classic.

[@meredithchandler73]

I absolutely love this movie. Lindsay Lohan really did a great job playing the twins.

[@nwayei4332]

Sophie love u from Myanmar🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲🇲

[@sootyskeeper]

I do love The Parent Trap, I also love the fact that Lindsey Lohan has acted in 2 films that have originals and both lead roles were Jodie Foster 👌

[@annasaddiction5129]

If you belive it or not the blueprint of this story is the old that yet let alone they made a full on 360^°c with names of the Twins and which one is a bit more the "wild side" and the other more the "quiete child" lives at which parent in Germany. And yes there was even one were the parents were already dead and they met as adults (also played by a German adult actress in a dobule role) 😂 😂

[@johncampbell756]

"She's what, like ten in this?" This is part of why the opening scebe was important. She's 11. That scene was 11 years, 9 months before. Stress on the nine months.

[@johnchitwood8799]

The mother of Meridith was her original character named Vicki in the 1960s original Parent Trap

[@Johana-d8y]

First time watching you and the Harry Styles posters are everything!!!! The reaction is amazing too lol!

[@riah4320]

The parents are horrible lol everyone knew that it wasn't the right kid except for the parents that parents don't know their own children you raised?

[@riah4320]

Idk if you've seen friends Marvas Jr was Janice in Friends .

[@JBtheWeightlifter]

8:38 every guy has had that thought lol 😂

[@PassionatedActor]

I also cried many times 🙈 so don't be embarassed by that.

[@summerrose8110]

I never realized Kat Graham was in this. HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!😱🤯🤗💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 I never noticed.

[@ericstreble8623]

Can you do a movie commentary on "White Chicks" PLEEEAAASE!!!! Like OMG its HILARIOUS and one of my favorites lol

[@daunhejosampalan]

Keren

[@sheilarose6121]

OMG, I died when you said "she's not gonna throw a rock at her is she?" love this reaction!! Thank you for watching my favorite movie of all time!! So beautiful and wholesome and perfect in every way. The score is amazing too! Alan Silvestri killed it. I love Nancy Meyers, I'd recommend watching some of the other work she's Directed/Produced like - It's Complicated, The Intern, What Woman Want are my other favs!!

[@summerrose8110]

One thing I hate about Hollywood is how they always have black actors stand in the background silently and be a pretty decoration while the white actors are involved in the plot. 🤬

[@katiethorpe1707]

This is my comfort movie

[@maxdelazari448]

longer videos or else..

[@GregInHouston2]

Hope you check out the original The Parent Trap with Haley Mills. Dad should have known; the dog could tell them apart. And the girls were not using their own passport in traveling. A fact often missed is the actress that played the heavy's mother in this version is the heavy in original movie. Also, check out The Parent Trap 2. Not very good but interesting.

[@WeddingxPeach97]

Okay in my opinion nick is the real dummy here he meets a woman on a cruise ship, marries her on the cruise and shortly after has kids with her they split up that a fast ass time frame and it only makes sense that the split up…..BUT THEN HE DOES IT AGAIN with Meredith he literally meets dated and decides to marry her within the 2 months his daughter is away at camp his problem is he moves to fucking fast

[@marieantoinette8250]

This and it takes two are classic kid switch movie to my childhood love it but Lindsey did her thing to play two people at that age

[@kirstiebriggs3068]

Lindsey Lohan is in another film where she plays twins it's a horror called 'I know who killed me' :-D XxXxX

[@lakersdakid8711]

¡Hola! Soy nuevo en Twitch, y como me doy cuenta de que probablemente no entiendas de todos modos, sólo quería señalar que me encanta tu canal y que definitivamente te estás ganando mi seguimiento inmediato.

[@bobsaget9675]

Highly underrated movie. If Lindsey didnt take a trip on the crazy train itd be a played on tv until this day.

[@emmanuellaadzei7131]

Great movie. Can someone please help me with the link to download the full movie

[@Jordzyi1]

My childhood movie, so great.

[@biggeeizzy]

Love this movie!!! Thanks

[@amariebloom]

Love love this reaction

[@adjjal]

My childhood comfort film

[@HeyItsMe1224]

They had a body double

[@tmm4195]

watch titanic!

[@SophieFoster]

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

[@tmm4195]

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

[@andreamoore2323]

I love it how the younger generation like yourself thinks that the parent trap with Lizzie Lohan was the only and original parent trap their first parent trap was with Haley Mills and it is a lot better than the one with Lindsay Lohan

[@SkwithOv]

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

[@SophieFoster]

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

[@andreamoore2323]

@@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