[/caption]Kassie Singleton played by Jennifer Aniston is an 40 year old unmarried woman. She decides to have a baby and uses the services of the sperm donor Roland, who is played by Patrick Wilson. Kassie's best friend Wally, played by Jason Bateman, objects the idea, but can not prevent it.
At a party Wally gets completely drunk and accidentally kicks the pot with Roland's semen off the sink. In order to cover this up, he fills the now spilled semen pot with his own.
A few years later Kassie meets Wally again. Kassi now has a son, Sebastian played by Thomas Robinson.
Wally realizes more and more how much Sebastian is similar to him...
Watch the trailer for The Switch on the next page.
The Switch is directed by Josh Gordon and Will Speck and has a PG-13 rating for Nudity/Adult Situations/Profanity/Sexual Situations/Drug Content.
Here is a short trailer for The Switch:
Here is what some critics have said:
The Switch, the very dry romantic comedy starring Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman, is what you might call a Bate-and-switch affair. More his journey than hers, more satire than slapstick, the film is that rare example of rom-com about men, which turns out to be a nice switch indeed (LA Times).
The Switch is not as challenging as The Kids Are All Right, but the kid is even better (Boston Phoenix).
Squeezes fresh laughs out of what is, in essence, a rather startlingly post-Freudian, nature-trumps-nurture view of child development (Entertainment Weekly).
The Switch, to its credit, really is about a boy, who with the help of a sensitive, sad-eyed kid, stands a chance of becoming a man (Washington Post).
It looks like the critics are mixed. Some seem to like the movie and some, as usual, hate it.
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