When best friends and total opposites Debbie and Peter swap homes for a week, they get a peek into each other's lives that could open the door to love.
Two Lives. Two Cities. One Last Chance.
My Rating
Reese Witherspoon
Debbie
Ashton Kutcher
Peter
Jesse Williams
Theo
Zoë Chao
Steve Zahn
Zen
Tig Notaro
Wesley Kimmel
Jack
Griffin Matthews
John Golden
Rachel Bloom
Scarlet
Shiri Appleby
Vella Lovell
Mystic Inscho
Wade
Lavinia Postolache
Hot Girl
Duncan Calladine
Jimmy
Ted Griffin
Doorman
Britney Young
Marisa
Jasmine Richard-Brooks
Bartender
Gloria Calderon Kellett
Doctor
Tom Yi
Professor
Julia Westcott-Hutton
Dtunken Party Reveller
Ianthe Marini
Young Mom
Anna Benuzzi
Waitress
Kelly Lester
Professor #2
Mark Roman
Airline Employee
Ken Heang
Airport Traveler
Christopher V. Nelson
Coach
Tanner Swagger
Evan
Carl Salonen
Pedestrian
Director: Aline Brosh McKenna
Screenplay: Aline Brosh McKenna
Reese Witherspoon
Debbie
Ashton Kutcher
Peter
Jesse Williams
Theo
1
Scene Stealer
Zoë Chao
1
Best Performance
Steve Zahn
Zen
2
Worst Performance
Tig Notaro
1
Best Performance
Wesley Kimmel
Jack
Griffin Matthews
John Golden
Rachel Bloom
Scarlet
Shiri Appleby
Vella Lovell
Mystic Inscho
Wade
Lavinia Postolache
Hot Girl
Duncan Calladine
Jimmy
Ted Griffin
Doorman
Britney Young
Marisa
Jasmine Richard-Brooks
Bartender
Gloria Calderon Kellett
Doctor
Tom Yi
Professor
Julia Westcott-Hutton
Dtunken Party Reveller
Ianthe Marini
Young Mom
Anna Benuzzi
Waitress
Kelly Lester
Professor #2
Mark Roman
Airline Employee
Ken Heang
Airport Traveler
Christopher V. Nelson
Coach
Tanner Swagger
Evan
Carl Salonen
Pedestrian
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ReviewsThis was fine and watchable. A few too many split screen shots and just mediocre chemistry between the leads. Too much of the movie seemed to rely on the star power of Reese and Ashton, but thankfully the side characters were good, if a little too convenient for the plot. If you let go of the realism (a one week class for a degree? Getting a publishing job that easily?) this is a fun watch.
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/ Apr 20, 2023
