Lindsay Lohan and Jamie-Lee Curtis return in sequel
Freaker Friday ★★ ½
(PG) 111 minutes
Body swap concept never gets old, but it is more difficult than it seems to pull it. To start, you need a pair of rare intelligence comic book artists, preferably in the middle of young people.
Jamie Lee Curtis (left) and Lindsay Lohan returned to Freaker on Friday.Credit:
At least two of the best examples are called Freaky Friday: In 1976 with Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster; The second was in 2003 with Jamie-Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. Both were based on Mary Rodgers’ young adult novel, which was broadcasted in 1970 when the generation gap between young people and their parents stretched wider than that time.
Nisha Ganatra’s “Legacy sequel” Freaker Friday He does not live according to any of his predecessors. Nevertheless, even if it is a little difficult to show its good nature, a cute film – and a pleasant return for Lohan, who maintains the mastery for a funny vulnerability as a young adult.
The installation is complex, three generations of women are now sharing the same house in Sunny la. Curtis’s character Tess Coleman retired as a psychiatrist to a great extent, but as a writer, he found a new success and Podcast’s homeowner Rebellion with respect.
Julia Butters (left) and Sophia Hammons participate in body swap fun on Friday.
Anna, the daughter of Tess’s daughter, played by Lohan, was an enthusiastic rock-Rocleer in high school, but in her 30s, Ella (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan), a young pop star with her own emotional problems, was settled because she was the director and confidant. Also now the young Harper’s (Julia Butters) mother.
While Tess cannot resist intervening to Anna’s parent, Harper’s main interests are surfing and slugging. Nevertheless, as a family unit, Anna and Harper’s Eric (Manny Jacinto) and Eric’s sword daughter Lily (Sophia Hammons) is very stable until she announced that she will move to London to create a new mixed family.
