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Deja 2022-05-02 06:01:05
Watched many times
I bought the disc and kept it at home. When I had nothing to do, I put it to watch. The exciting plot.
What impressed me most about watching this film is the completely different personalities of the two sisters. Especially the two sisters opened separately at the beginning of the film 1. The view... -
Erich 2022-05-02 06:01:05
Cultural Thoughts
In the same living environment, the twin sisters who jumped out of the same mother's womb have such different personalities. A sister who is both good at school and good at school, takes care of her dead mother's housework at home, and has a serious cleanliness; the other is a little girl who plays...
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Guy 2022-05-02 06:01:05
Two ridiculously neurotic mischief!
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Tracey 2022-05-02 06:01:05
It’s pretty funny, but the olsen sisters speak so sharply, they have a weird feeling, there are so many adventures in a day, and they sometimes satirize the Chinese pirate merchants...Speaking of that the detective is really persistent and the thugs of the pirates, what an idiot a feeling of
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