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Freakier Friday Review

 

Loved Freaky Friday as a kid, but I wasn't really sure how to feel about a sequel when this was announced. Lindsey Lohan is obviously no longer a child. She is now a single mom to Harper and of course Jamie Lee Curtis helps out. Things get complicated when Lohan becomes engaged to the father of a classmate whom Harper despises. An encounter with a fortune teller of course results in a body-switch, but this time instead of just Curtis and Lohan, Harper and her future step-sister join the party.

I wasn't sure about this movie, but I ended up enjoying it a lot. It was incredibly fun and it knew what the viewers wanted. Lohan and Curtis pretty much carried this movie, their chemistry has not lost its touch and It was great to see them interact again. Also, Lohan looks FANTASTIC, glad to see she's doing better. Butters and Hammons also held their own as well and Chad Michael Murray was also entertaining. 

This movie was pure nostalgia. Not just through returning cast members (like Pink Slip), but the movie as a whole felt like a love letter to fans of the movie. It's obvious that the cast and crew of this film deeply cherishes the fans and this was a perfect way of paying tribute to them. 

So yeah, thumbs up for Freakier Friday. Thanks For Reading

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