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Vice Versa By Marshall Fine
It was one of those "something in the air" moments in
Hollywood. In the space of a year, four different films came out on the
same subject: A kid lands in an adult's body (and, often, vice versa--get
it?). The best was Big, but this one was surprisingly amusing,
thanks to a goofily adolescent performance by Judge Reinhold (as the kid
in an adult's body) and a comically serious one by young Fred Savage, who
can convey the sense of an grownup trapped in a kid's world. The plot is
virtually identical to its competitors--overworked Dad has a big deadline
and has to rely on the unreliable kid to come through for him, even as he
gets a sense of what his son's life is like--but Reinhold and Savage charm
their way through it.
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|  | Director: Brian Gilbert
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|  | Stars: Judge Reinhold, Fred Savage, Corinne Bohrer, Swoosie Kurtz, David Proval, Jane Kaczmarek, William Prince, Gloria Gifford
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|  | Released: March 11, 1988
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|  | Availability: DVD VHS | | |
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