The Switch -- Film Review
10:02 PM PDT 10/14/2010 by Kirk Honeycutt,
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Despite a virtually unplayable premise, "The Switch" overcomes this handicap to turn itself into a friendly, offbeat romantic comedy. Bright spots come in performances by Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman as the leads, with Jeff Goldblum and Juliette Lewis adding sparkle in the roles of best friends. The Miramax film will have to rely the actors' drawing power if it hopes to score midlevel boxoffice grosses with this release by Disney.
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