Anita Morris, Charlie Schlatter, George Burns
At his 81st birthday party, an old man (George Burns) closes his eyes and wishes he were 18 again. When he opens his eyes, his wish somehow has been granted: He inhabits his grandson's body, and the g...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 6, 2002
Stats: 153 reviews
This is a funny comedy. George Burns is a classic comedian and is great in this. A good 80's comedy. Some good laughs and a decent story. Basically about a old man who gets his wish to be 18 again. Worth a watch.
The story has been done many times before, I prefer Vice Versa over this one. Not really worth watching.
Why did they make an 18 again? They must have been really weird! nope! not interested!
A millionaire playboy Jack Watson (George Burns) is about to turn 81 just as his grandson David (Schlatter) is about to turn 18. They accident switches their souls: Jack gets to live his grandson's life: school, sports & romance. David trapped in his grandfather's 81 years old ...( read more)
It's more like another body swapping movie again. I got to admit that this is way better Freaky Friday the old and new one. Reason why it has a different plot that is swapping bodies on men instead of women for a change. This had a great story as other say can learn lessons when ...( read more)
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