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This is not the Twits at all. Roald Dahl must be turning in his grave. It has hardly anything to do with the book. The story was boring and the whole time I was watching I just wished I was watching an actual adaptation of the book instead of this tripe. Both my kids thought it was rubbish too. Avoid at all costs.

I am a huge fan of the twits, But this just wasn't it, It felt so of paced and the people carrying the building, it was just ridiculous.

I would of rather instead of doing this storyline i would, instead, do what the first book did, or do The Twits Next door a kind of spin off book, Also the animation was off it was rough from here to there, johnny Vegas as Mr twit was pure gold though, the vioce was just right, I give this movie 5 stars.

It is very confusing that the animation sometimes feels like it's for adults not for children. Sometimes disturbing scenes and not funny at all. We couldn't really connect and after some time it just became a video for the background we started doing different things. And like is it a musical animation or not? It's so mixed up with everything that i just couldn't connect. Good potential and good idea but nope they mixed up so many ideas and the plot became so boringly confusing.

This movie serves as a sort of sequel to the original book "The Twits" by Roald Dahl. It has references to the original film multiple times and has a completely different plot. It also starts out where the first book left out, when The Twits were upside down. There are some scenes however, where they take some ideas from the first book which is really confusing.

This entire movie was really boring to watch. It has so many plot lines mixed up together that it's just not fun anymore. And the actual pranking that the Twits do to each other in the first book is hardly even there in this movie.

Summary of the movie: A mixed-up, confusing convoluted plotline that is ultimately boring and sloppy to watch.

Recommended to watch once if you're interested or haven't read the first book, because you don't really need to read the book to see it.

When the original material is a revered classic, why mess with it? Turning The Twits American, then tossing in Johnny Vegas, makes no sense. The charm, the bite, the Dahl-ness... all gone. Roald Dahl would emphatically not have approved. An utterly joyless and soulless reimagining that misses every mark.