Freaky Friday

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Summary: Freaky....
Review: The movie Freaky Friday is a great movie.
The movie is for teenagers and for the whole family. The movie Freaky Friday is about a relationship between a mother and a teenager daughter that always arguee. One day a spell was put on them, and they changed their identities. The daughter had to deal with the mother`s paitents (the mother was a psychologist), and the mother had to be a teenager again!
All the issues that were dealt in the movie come with a great sence of humor, and because of it those who see it will like it.
The movie is a great one, the actors are very good, and it is for all the family.
Another reason that we like this movie is the fact that movie tells about something in the real life (although the plot isn`t real). In the real life people need to be someone else`s shoes in order to understand him!
We recommend you all to see this wonderfull movie...!


Rating:
Summary: Not for my
Review: As far as teenage movies go, this one did it for me. It's funny, the acting is good (hats off to Lohan to pull that off so convincingly), great bits of music.
C.M. Murray seduced me and I'm 38!
A light, uncomplicated, entertaining and enjoyable film that leaves you feeling good. For those nights when that's just what you need.

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Summary: Totally funny!
Review: Teenager Anna Coleman, and her mother, Tess, a psychiatrist, are constantly fighting, with Anna claiming her mother doesn't understand her and Tess being frustrated with Anna's attitude. Anna has to deal with a bratty little brother, teachers giving her undeserved "F's", cruelty of classmates, and trying to impress the school hunk who doesn't seem to know she's alive. Tess is dealing with a rebellious teenager, her patients, and her upcoming wedding. Anna and Tess are fighting in a Chinese restaurant, when an elderly Chinese woman gives them "magic" fortune cookies. Suddenly, Tess and Anna switch bodies and learn what it's like to be in the other's shoes (literally!).

Freaky Friday is a fun, family movie with plenty of laughs. Jamie Lee Curtis, as Tess, has a lot of fun playing a "teenager" and her energy carries the film. Lindsay Lohan has the less showier role, but does a fine job playing an "adult". As Tess's fiancé, all Mark Harmon has to do is stand around looking confused, which he does quite well!

DVD extras include things like bloopers, deleted scenes, and alternate endings. The DVD has a choice between full screen and wide screen versions, but when I picked the wide screen version, the full screen version played.