Ladies, you know this movie wasn't for you, right? It's for kids? My tweens loved it.

Anonymous wrote:And Andy from The Office is a public school music teacher yet they live in a fabulous home in LA.

Um, she's a senior manager at an ad agency. She's not making pennies. Did you know that women can be the primary breadwinners, too, granny???

Ben Afflac is lucky

Terrible movie, don't waste your time.

I couldn't watch it. I gave it 20 minutes and the wholesomeness bored the hell out of me. The cliches of a busy frazzled mom and a clueless dad and the smart aleck kids? Please.

It was cute!
No big deal. If you don’t like it, move on.

Jennifer Garner was so annoying in this movie.

The rest of the cast did an ok job, but she practically ruined the movie.

Which wouldn't be hard to do, since it was pretty bad from the start

I was annoyed that they had the baby and thought the dog and baby switch was beyond stupid. The movie would’ve been so much better if they had just had the two older kids switch with the parents. The baby switch added a layer of chaos and just made them seem like bad parents frankly, which really took away from the movie for me.

I did enjoy the movie, the bar is low and I love a body swap movie. I just wish they had not added that element.

I mean, dad is a talented enough musician that he almost was a part of Maroon 5, mom is a huge big wig ad lady, son is trying for multiple year early admission to yale and daughter is so good at soccer that she's in contention to make the national team. I also thought it was pretty ridiculous!

Anonymous wrote:And Andy from The Office is a public school music teacher yet they live in a fabulous home in LA.

Who knows what residuals he's been receiving from Maroon 5 nee Maroon 6.

Obviously not a film but my elementary-aged kids enjoyed it.

Anonymous wrote:This was one of the worst movies I watched all xmas break.

Even my kids couldn't finish it. It was pure drek.

This was one of the worst movies I watched all xmas break.

It's a body swap movie. You can't go into it expecting it to be realistic (although I did find it odd that the parents had two teens and a baby). It's not high art, but I thought it was harmless holiday fun.

And Andy from The Office is a public school music teacher yet they live in a fabulous home in LA.

Affluent family with kid prepping for Yale? So relatable.

51 year old Jennifer Garner playing the mother of an infant? Umkay.

Garner married to Andy from The Office? As if.

Talk about suspense disbelief.