In an era of gritty reboots and dark retellings, The Parent Trap (1998) stands as a monument to sincerity. It is not cynical. It believes that a summer camp prank war can heal a decade of heartbreak. It believes that a wedding dress designer and a winemaker can fall in love again on a rainy afternoon.
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Why Nancy Meyers’ 1998 Masterpiece Remains the Ultimate Family Film In an era of gritty reboots and dark
