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Netflix is bringing us to the imagination of Roald Dahl by introducing us to his most villainous couple, The Twits. In this review, I’ll be looking into the streaming platform’s 2025 film adaptation and discover that, while it’s not a terrible movie, it’s not as terrible as the Twits themselves to be as good as it could’ve been. If there was a time to be vile, disgusting and rotten as a feature, this was the opportunity, but Netflix didn’t take that chance.

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Justin Monti

I’ll say right now I’m not really that familiar with The Twits since I never read the book myself, and I wasn’t really that interested in watching it and I don’t think I’m missing much, it’s actually unfortunate considering this could’ve had potential at being another great Roald Dahl adaptation, but it just ended up as a disappointment, not to mention the poor marketing that Netflix gave this movie releasing the trailer less than 2 weeks before its release didn’t help matters either.

Hunter O'Laughlin

While I’m surprised this wasn’t overly negative to the point of getting the Seal of Garbage, it’s still disappointing that such a funny and nasty book could be turned into a forgettable animated kids film. Not helping that showing clips from Fantastic Mr. Fox not only reminds me of a better animated adaptation of a Roald Dahl, but how Wes Anderson would’ve done a better job adapting The Twits. Man, imagine that version in the same style of stop-motion animation as Fantastic Mr. Fox and with the perfect blend of Wes’s style and Dahl’s dark humor. Now I’m wishing we got THAT instead of this!