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Who said old dogs can't be fun?

By Zeenat Ebrahim

19 Nov 2009

Disney does it again! Best-known for his comedy roles, Robin Williams stars alongside John Travolta in this family comedy. There is no question that with two great actors in the cast and an original script, this movie is bound to be a hit. Travolta's daughter, Ella Bleu Travolta (Emily), makes her debut as one of the twins and his wife (Kelly Preston) also stars in the movie.

The Old Dogs, Dan (Williams) and Charlie (Travolta) are best friends who unexpectedly need to take care of 6-year old twins who arrive while their biggest business deal is going down. Dan's life has followed a time-line of misfortune and Charlie is the fun-loving bachelor at his side.

Dan first learns that he is the father of twins when their mother Vicki (Preston) turns to him in desperation of no other alternative to take care of the kids while she is away.

Dan is torn between work and his responsibility towards the twins. He needs to find a way to connect with his kids and learn how to be a Dad.

Catch this one with the family because when the fun starts, it doesn't stop!