Well, I have to say that the 1933 Laurel & Hardy short comedy film "Twice Two" wasn't really among their finest of works.
Sure, it was watchable, but the storyline was a bit too mundane. Odd really, when it was Stan Laurel himself that wrote the script for the film. However, I wasn't brought to laughter once throughout the course of "Twice Two". So in my book, it just wasn't an impressive short film.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy do their parts in the film well enough, by all means.
For an entry into the archive of Laurel & Hardy, then "Twice Two" wasn't really all that entertaining, outstanding, funny or memorable.
My rating of director James Parrott's 1933 "Twice Two" lands on a four out of ten stars.
Sure, it was watchable, but the storyline was a bit too mundane. Odd really, when it was Stan Laurel himself that wrote the script for the film. However, I wasn't brought to laughter once throughout the course of "Twice Two". So in my book, it just wasn't an impressive short film.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy do their parts in the film well enough, by all means.
For an entry into the archive of Laurel & Hardy, then "Twice Two" wasn't really all that entertaining, outstanding, funny or memorable.
My rating of director James Parrott's 1933 "Twice Two" lands on a four out of ten stars.