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In Freaky Friday, a mother and daughter switch bodies – causing quite a bit of chaos. Now, imagine if an entire family switched bodies, including parents, children, a baby, and even the dog. That's what happens in the amusing comedy Switched: when an unexpected encounter causes the Walkers to swap bodies on the most important day of their lives, they'll need to work together to get what they want. Directed by McG, known for films as diverse as Terminator Salvation and The Babysitter, the feature's main highlight is its cast, led by Jennifer Garner and Ed Helms. It's a goofball comedy that flirts with family comedy, a subgenre that sometimes seems forgotten in the age of VHS and video rental stores but can still bring some laughs.
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A family descends into chaos days before Christmas when a rare cosmic event causes the parents to swap bodies with their teenage kids.
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