Actors
All filmographies
Movies
Explore every movie
Series
Most watched shows
Play
Trivia, challenges & battles
🍿
Home Actors Movies Series Play
Language: English
The Change-Up

The Change-Up

“Who says men can't change?”
6.2 /10 (3,032) Rage 2011 1h 52m
Comedy
Director David Dobkin
Screenplay Jon Lucas, Scott Moore
Two lifelong best friends, played by Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds, envy each other's opposite lives — one stable and married, the other carefree and single — and wake up to find they've magically swapped bodies after a drunken wish at a fountain. David Dobkin's body-swap comedy pushes the genre's usual family-friendly formula into deliberately raunchier, R-rated territory. Reviews were mixed on its crude excess, but Bateman and Reynolds's committed physical comedy carried it to solid box office.
Release
Aug 5, 2011
Budget
$52M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$76M

Cast

Reviews

TMDB 6.2/10
★★★★★★★★★★
Rate and review this movie
Log in →
Advertisement

Trailer

The Change-Up
Official trailer
The Change-Up

Where to Watch

Streaming
StarzStarzThe RokuThe RokuYouTube FreeYouTube FreeNetflixNetflix
Rent or Buy
Amazon VideoAmazon VideoRentApple TV StoreApple TV StoreRentGoogle Play MoviesGoogle Play MoviesRentYouTubeYouTubeRentFandango At HomeFandango At HomeRent

From the same director: David Dobkin

Advertisement

Similar

Create your profile for free
Save favorites, rate movies, play trivia games and discover your next favorite movie.
Join free →
Where to watch The Change-Up? The Change-Up is available for streaming on Starz, The Roku, YouTube Free, Netflix.
Who stars in The Change-Up? The main cast of The Change-Up includes Jason Bateman, Ryan Reynolds, Leslie Mann, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin.
Who directed The Change-Up? The Change-Up (2011) is directed by David Dobkin.
How long is The Change-Up? The Change-Up has a runtime of 1h 52m. It was released in 2011.
What genre is The Change-Up? The Change-Up is a Comedy film. It has a rating of 6.2/10 with 3,032 votes.

Cast

Synopsis

Two lifelong best friends, played by Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds, envy each other's opposite lives — one stable and married, the other carefree and single — and wake up to find they've magically swapped bodies after a drunken wish at a fountain. David Dobkin's body-swap comedy pushes the genre's usual family-friendly formula into deliberately raunchier, R-rated territory. Reviews were mixed on its crude excess, but Bateman and Reynolds's committed physical comedy carried it to solid box office.

Your experience, your call

We use cookies for analytics and ads. Without them, the site works just as well.

Known for