Two of a Kind

Two of a Kind is a 1983 American comedy with fantasy and romance elements. God has grown tired of humanity's conduct and decides to wipe out the human race and begin again. Angels intervene and are granted a chance to prove that people are still capable of goodness and self-sacrifice. The task falls to Zack, a struggling inventor drifting into petty crime, and Debbie, a bank teller with her own half-formed criminal plans. The two have not yet met, and their efforts are far from exemplary, but the fate of the world comes to rest on whether they can come together.

The film was directed by John Herzfeld, who also wrote the screenplay, and it was the first feature he directed in the chronological list of his work. John Travolta plays Zack and Olivia Newton-John plays Debbie, with Charles Durning, Oliver Reed, Beatrice Straight and Scatman Crothers among the credited cast of 54. It was produced by Roger M. Rothstein and Joe Wizan for 20th Century Fox on a budget of 14 million dollars, and it took 24 million dollars worldwide.

Audience response on TMDB stands at 6 out of 10 from 147 votes, while the film critics' rating is 3.8 out of 10 from 12 reviews, a noticeably lower figure than the audience score.