Switch Director: Blake Edwards Cast: Ellen Barkin, Jimmy Smits, JoBeth Williams, Lorraine Bracco
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- DVD Release Date: 11/21/2000
- Original Release: 1991
- Rating:
- Sales Rank: 9,697
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Features
Interactive menus; Chapter selections; Cast and crew bios; Subtitles; Original theatrical trailer
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1
0. Chapters
1. Opening Credits [:10]
2. A Real Surprise Party [1:58]
3. Another Chance [:03]
4. With One Condition! [5:23]
5. I'm Back! [1:30]
6. Did You Get A Good Look Buddy!? [1:38]
7. Hire Me [7:53]
8. Messages From Beyond [2:39]
9. I'm Not Who You Think I Am [3:37]
10. A Woman In The Office [5:34]
11. Sheila Faxton [6:35]
12. Not Just A Piece Of Meat! [5:14]
13. Cruel, Like A Man [3:15]
14. You Look Like The Devil! [4:51]
15. The Faxton Meeting [2:37]
16. A New Look [5:50]
17. Walter! Where Are Your Shorts?! [2:01]
18. Arrested, Tired, Put Away... [2:14]
19. A Beginning And An Ending [5:13]
20. End Credits [3:33]
Editorial Reviews
Ellen Barkin stars in this mystical comedy about a detestable male chauvinist temporarily reincarnated into the body of a woman. Steve Brooks (Perry King) foolishly accepts an invite for an evening of debauchery from three former girlfriends, and thinks he's got it made when he shows up to find them waiting for him in a hot tub. Eager to exact revenge on the scoundrel, the women proceed to drown him, and Steve is cast into a purgatory in which two unseen voices are deciding whether to send him to heaven or hell. Steve is given one chance to save himself from damnation -- if he can find a woman alive who actually liked him. To complicate his task and teach him a lesson, Steve is reincarnated as a sexy woman (Barkin), just the type who would have been the target of his cheesy advances. Sloppily adjusting to his new body, Steve (now Barkin) tells people he is the sister of the missing Steve Brooks, and begins working at his old advertising agency as a means toward completing his arduous task. As Steve's sister, he also enlists the help of his best friend, Walter (Jimmy Smits), despite the complication that Walter is noticeably attracted to the woman he has become. Steve's homophobia -- and several of his other hateful traits -- are put to the test. ~ Derek Armstrong, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide
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