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The Change-Up
Directed by
David Dobkin
R
2011
1h 52m
Comedy
,
Fantasy
6.3
26%
47%
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One fateful morning, family man Dave and bachelor Mitch wake up in each other's bodies as a result of a wish they made the previous evening.
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Cast of The Change-Up
Jason Bateman
Dave Lockwood
Ryan Reynolds
Mitch Planko
Leslie Mann
Jamie Lockwood
Olivia Wilde
Sabrina McArdle
Alan Arkin
Mitch's Dad
Gregory Itzin
Flemming Steel
Mircea Monroe
Tatiana
Sydney Rouviere
Cara Lockwood
Matthew Cornwell
Parks Foreman
Craig Bierko
Valtan
TJ Hassan
Kinkabe Lawyer
Ned Schmidtke
Ted Norton
Ming Lo
Ken Kinkabe
Dax Griffin
Blow-Dried Goon
Andrea Moore
Sophia
Taaffe O'Connell
Mona
Bailey Anne Borders
Babysitter
Clay Chamberlin
Boom Operator
Jeanine Jackson
Carla Nelson
Fred Stoller
Movie Set PA
Jamie Renell
Lawyer
Kenny Alfonso
Businessman at Sonsie Café
Joe Knezevich
Amalgamated Exec
Matthew Stanton
PA
Gabe Wood
Neighbor
Ed Ackerman
Victor
Vickie Eng
Erin Walsh
Amber Seyer
Beautiful Woman
Anna Colwell
Cute Girl in Elevator
Steven Dean Davis
Tattoo Artist
Suzanne Arkin
Pamela
Patricia French
Dave's Secretary
Jeanette Miller
Grandma Taylor
Greg Savage
Construction Worker
Adam Boyer
Tattoo Artist
Matthew Rimmer
Tattoo Artist
Ken DeLozier
Minister
Paul Barlow Jr.
Amalgamated Attorney
Anthony G Breed
Amalgamated Attorney
Gary Babiarz
Amalgamated Attorney
Dimitrius Pulido
Greased Up Lorno Guy
Blake Goza
1st AD
Arin Logan
Sexy Girl in Bar
Martha B. Knighton
Old Lady
Michael Beasley
Security Guard
Clay Edmund Kraski
Security Guard
Courtney Amis
Teen #2 (uncredited)
India Batson
Teen #1 (uncredited)
Nadej K. Bailey
Student (uncredited)
Holly Britt
Pretzel Stand Customer (uncredited)
Orlando Vargas Diaz
Attorney (uncredited)
Bradford Haynes
Dad (uncredited)
Josiah Lyricq
Shopper (uncredited)
Todd Maynor
Recital Parent (uncredited)
Miles Mussenden
Attorney (uncredited)
Anna Rappaport
Firefly Girl (uncredited)
Steven Reddington
Parks Dept. Employee (uncredited)
Joel Rogers
Businessman (uncredited)
Joshua Tanksley
Valet (uncredited)
Lesley E. Warren
Amalgamated Attorney (uncredited)
Gloria Webber
Business Woman (uncredited)
Clinton Wayne
Puppeteer
The Change-Up Ratings & Reviews
Houston Chronicle
Amy Biancolli
Pee-pee humor abounds in The Change-Up. There's also a lot of poo-poo humor. And ta-ta humor.
Detroit News
Tom Long
A thoroughly silly, intermittently hilarious reworking of the Freaky Friday body-switch concept.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
Bateman, as always, is surpassingly good, even when the material isn't.
Reel Talk Online
Candice Frederick
Although the lack of originality of the concept really brings down its appeal, audiences will enjoy watching this recycled story unfold with the two newest performances.
leonardmaltin.com
Leonard Maltin
What saves it from completely going down the drain is the likability of its stars: Ryan Reynolds, who plays a pot-smoking, potty-mouthed screw-up, and Jason Bateman, his lifelong best friend who's a workaholic lawyer and dedicated father...
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
The finale is shockingly flat, everything petering out in such a forgettable and joyless manner the effect is frustrating.
The New Yorker
David Denby
This comedy doesn't work very well.
Salon.com
Andrew O'Hehir
It's occasionally funny and a lot painful...
Slate
Dana Stevens
With slight variants, this is another chapter in the epic saga of body shame, gender panic, and free-floating contempt for the human race that Hollywood comedies seem to be issuing piece by piece in serial format.
NPR
Ian Buckwalter
The script values shock over wit so completely that every scene feels too eager for laughs, even with comic actors as likable as Bateman and Reynolds doing the shocking.
Dallas Morning News
Chris Vognar
I want to hate The Change-Up for its relentless scatology, its imaginative bankruptcy, its juvenile need to push every superficial content restriction to the outer limits.
New York Daily News
Elizabeth Weitzman
The thing is, this could have been funny.
Beliefnet
Nell Minow
There is so much excretory material in this film that doctors specializing in intestinal issues could probably get some continuing education credits for watching it.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds struggle valiantly to transcend the movie they're in.
New York Post
Lou Lumenick
As in Judd Apatow's phallocentric comic fantasies, the considerable raunch and implicit sexism of "The Change-Up" barely mask a worldview that's far from transgressive.
Austin Chronicle
Kimberley Jones
Just about everything in this instantly forgettable but intermittently funny movie could be summed up as "no better and no worse."
USA Today
Claudia Puig
While this raunchy Freaky Friday meets Trading Places has some laughs, it's more often frat-boy crass, frantic and formulaic.
HollywoodChicago.com
Brian Tallerico
There are moments in The Change-Up that honestly made me feel like a twelve-year-old boy took over his dad's screenwriting project.
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers
Another body-switching comedy? Seriously?
Wall Street Journal
Joe Morgenstern
Talented people all, and either prisoners of the studio system, which will do anything it takes to reach an audience, or willing players in a soiled playpen.
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Behind the Scenes
Dave Agrees To Pose As A Lawyer
Dave Agrees To Pose As A Lawyer
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Mitch Tells Dave How To Run His Day
Mitch Tells Dave How To Run His Day
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Sabrina Asks Mitch To A Baseball Game
Sabrina Asks Mitch To A Baseball Game
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Cara Tells Dave About Her Poem At Dinner
Cara Tells Dave About Her Poem At Dinner
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Mitch Agrees That Dave Can Have Sex With Jamie
Mitch Agrees That Dave Can Have Sex With Jamie
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Mitch And Dave Try To Tell Jamie About The Change-Up
Mitch And Dave Try To Tell Jamie About The Change-Up
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