I enjoyed this film. *The Princess Switch* has a similar feel to *The Parent Trap*, but manages to bring something fresh to the concept that makes it enjoyable. Watching everything play out was pleasant, and it seems well-crafted. The casting choices worked out nicely, as did the rhythm of the story. I particularly appreciated Vanessa Hudgens’ performance; she handles a dual role very effectively, essentially n…

It’s an enjoyable film, though I don't foresee a repeat viewing, and I can still suggest it to others. This falls into that category of movies that feel like they originated from a dare—like someone wagered Vanessa Hudgens couldn’t replicate the appeal of “Freaky Friday” with Lindsay Lohan or "The Princess Diaries" with Anne Hathaway, and then another person needed something for holiday programming. Most of the…

The visual aspects of this film are truly impressive; the set design in particular creates a convincing sense of place, making you feel present with the characters. I appreciated the costume designs as well—they were clearly chosen to highlight the distinction between royalty and everyone else. The performances were wonderful; the actors felt like genuine people rather than just playing roles. It’s easy to find somet…