The Change-Up
Comedy • R • 2011 • 1 hr 52 min
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Jason Bateman, Ryan Reynolds, Leslie Mann, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin
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Not too deep adult comedy, worth the watch.
Decently fun movie the actors paired really well together its fun to see the swap
Not bad! It was an adult comedy, so I kept my expectations low but i liked
Performance of actors was amazing, funny all the way and even gives you something to think about. Would recommend
It’s like a Freaky Friday, but for my demographic. Every scene with the children was hilarious.
Comedic and great. Another great film in which both male leads are hilarious typical Ryan Reynolds making us laugh
Quite okay.... Just fun .... One time watch
Reynolds and Bateman are a genius comedic duo.
I like the leads and it has a nice grass is greener message. Nudity didn’t bother me either. Just some of the humor felt forced raunchy.
Freaky friday concept but with men, bateman and reynolds worked great together to make it funny. a little trashy at times
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