The Switch 2010 Watch Free in HD

Jason Bateman

14 January 1969, Rye, New York, USA

Victor Pagan

Jennifer Aniston

11 February 1969, Sherman Oaks, California, USA

Jeff Goldblum

22 October 1952, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Juliette Lewis

21 June 1973, Los Angeles, California, USA

Todd Louiso

27 January 1970, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Scott Elrod

10 February 1975, Germany

Patrick Wilson

3 July 1973, Norfolk, Virginia, USA

Rebecca Naomi Jones

Kelli Barrett

26 January 1984, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA

Jeremy Mohler

Will Swenson

26 October 1972, Provo, Utah, USA

Edward James Hyland

Caroline Dhavernas

15 May 1978, Montréal, Québec, Canada

3 June 1973, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Bryce Robinson

16 December 1999, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Amanda Barron

23 December 1967, England, UK

28 July 1981, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

4 December 1987, Summit, New Jersey, USA

Josh Gordon

Will Speck

Jeffrey Eugenides

8 March 1960, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Allan Loeb

Wally Mars

Played by: Jason Bateman

Knit Hat Guy

Played by: Victor Pagan

Kassie Larson

Played by: Jennifer Aniston

Leonard

Played by: Jeff Goldblum

Debbie

Played by: Juliette Lewis

Artie

Played by: Todd Louiso

Declan

Played by: Scott Elrod

Roland

Played by: Patrick Wilson

Rolands Wife Jessica

Played by: Kelli Barrett

Sebastian

Played by: Thomas Robinson

I.E. Weekly

Sorry tabloid readers. At no time does Jennifer 'Womb Watch' Aniston growl, "Take that, Brad."

August 24, 2010

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Film Journal International

A misjudged lightness of tone and a predictable structure neuter the neuroticism and strange maliciousness of this Jennifer Aniston/Jason Bateman rom-com.

August 15, 2011

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Examiner.com

This might have worked better as a television episode or a short film, but as a feature, it's merely another one of those overly-long films where the audience must wait around in silence for the same conclusion we've seen countless times.

September 23, 2012

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Time Out

There's much to enjoy, if not quite enough to disguise the film's essential awkwardness in trying to cover too many bases.

September 01, 2010

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The National (UAE)

despite a novel plot device, The Switch is a disappointingly formulaic film and at times quite soulless.

August 30, 2011

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Detroit News

It's not a bad film, really, just sort of average. But Bateman is so good in it -- natural, funny, yet full of real emotion -- that you immediately want to see him again in a better film.

August 20, 2010

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The Baltic Times

Bateman and Aniston are fine but don't have any real chemistry together, whilst the direction is flat and rather uninteresting. It has the occasional good moment, but "The Switch" fails to push any buttons. Or, indeed, pull any switches.

December 13, 2011

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

There aren't enough surprises to justify the title, but The Switch produces sufficient light for a late-summer diversion.

August 20, 2010

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Denver Post

The comedy itself suffers from awkward scheduling. Though this isn't its only wrinkle.

August 20, 2010

Slant Magazine

Despite a strong cast and technical specs, The Switch remains another easily disposable entertainment built out of the rubble of a promising literary prospect.

April 01, 2011

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Reel Film Reviews

A conventional yet entertaining romantic comedy...

July 03, 2012

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Miami Herald

You have to overlook a whole lot of guff in order to enjoy the slight but pleasurable entertainment of The Switch.

January 31, 2011

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