It’s clear that artificial intelligence had too much involvement in crafting this film's story. Watching it felt like Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan gave an AI program some ideas for scenes—things they wanted to include—and then simply filmed whatever the computer generated. While it seemed like both actresses genuinely enjoyed being on set, their performances weren’t quite enough to sustain the entire movie. The…

I was delighted by the parallels between this film and others featuring Jamie Lee Curtis and Disney. Those who’ve watched both *Freaky Friday* and *Haunted Mansion* (2023) will understand what I mean; it's a genuine pleasure to see her in these kinds of roles, and I’m eager for more collaborations with Disney. And Lindsay Lohan is fantastic—a truly talented actress who also happens to be very charming, and I would lo…

Jamie Lee Curtis brings her characteristic energy to this updated version of a film from about twenty years ago, fully committing to the role of grandmother "Tess" and clearly having a great time. This go-around, the body swap isn’t just between her and her daughter “Anna” (Lindsay Lohan); it also involves Anna's daughter, “Harper” (Julia Butters), and her friend “Lily” (Sophia Hammons)—who happens to be the child of…