The Switch

The story begins with Wally(Jason Bateman) an uptight cynical person, who pretty much never sees the good in anything, and you ask yourself, who would want to be his friend. But surprisingly he does a good friend in Kassie(Jennifer Aniston), one day while having lunch with her, she tells him that gonna get pregnant by getting artificially inseminated. Wally thinks the idea is stupid, but supports her none the less. While at the party for it, he meets the donor(Patrick Wilson), and Wally gets really drunk, so drunk he ends up in the bathroom with the donors sea min, and he accidentally loses it, decides to replace it with his own. Wally wakes up not remembering anything that happened. Kassie decides to move away, Wally feels lost without her. Seven years later, Kassie moves back and brings her six year old son Sebastion. Wally is glad she is back, but when he meets up with her and when he meets her son, he somehow feels a connection with him. But the question is Is there? Jennifer Aniston is so bleak in this film, she just doesn't really grab your interest, Julliette Lewis who I think drank too much coffee for this film, is really unwatchable. Jeff Goldblum is alright in his role. Jason Bateman is the only one who really shines in this film, he gets all the good lines, and his scenes with the kid are memorable. The film is alright, but it never really takes off as it should.

Starring:

Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman and Patrick Wilson

Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Romance

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