The script also stands the test of time. Admittedly, there are some logical flaws built into the film’s premise. As an adult, it’s hard to stomach the idea that these parents agreed to simply take one twin each and forget about the other one. The astronomical success of the girls’ parents is also a stretch. Nick built a multi-million dollar winery and Elizabeth became a world-famous wedding dress designer. Really?

Nevertheless, the script, co-written by Meyers and her then-husband Charles Shyer of Father Of The Bride fame, is kind of incredible. The film is filled with charming, quotable lines that capture that exact kind of optimism and zest for life that came with being an 11-year-old in the 90s. There are also clever nods to the original 60s film and an exemplary soundtrack filled with banger after banger.

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