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The Change-Up is a 2011 American fantasy romantic comedy produced and directed by David Dobkin, and written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. The film stars Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman as Mitch Planko and Dave Lockwood, two best friends living in Atlanta who “switch bodies” after urinating into a fountain while wishing that they had each other's lives.
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Finally @trumpman was right, and as he can say in his lovely review, this movie is *garbage*. When the movie started, I felt like it was not that bad. And then the Ryan Reynolds's character opened his mouth for the first time and everything went terrible. Mitch, (Ryan Reynolds) is like the adult version of Van Wilder if he didn't realize he was making shit with his life at the end of the movie. They're often describ…More
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Películas que traten acerca de cambios de cuerpos hay muchas, demasiadas diría yo, pero lo que hace a esta mejor que muchas otras es que no es como la gran mayoría. En la mayoría de filmes de este estilo por un milagro o por un hechizo los personajes cambian de cuerpo, pero la mayoría de estos no se conocen, tienen diferentes estilos de vida o incluso llegan a cambiar partes de su personalidad. > There are many film…More
I was on a Jason Bateman kick and I think I have finally seen all of the movies he is in on Netflix. Now I just have to finish Ozark which I think has become dreadfully boring and will fizzle out soon. I like Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman a lot. I feel as though both of them are fantastic actors in multiple genres but they are likely most well-known for comedy and in *The Change Up* I think this is particularly ev…More
Comedy.... again. Once again, Ryan Reynolds. Again, Jason Bateman. And again two hours lost. For a moment, I said, "Who is watching these movies, damn ?!" But I'm not that sensitive. And my answer is clear. Those who watch movies of Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler and all the big balls, bridesmaids and bachelor hunters. Not that something ... For every train there are passengers. If it's not clear, we've seen this movie.…More