Though it’s easy to suggest a nine month move means a film’s in trouble, it’s hard to know what to make of Warner Bros.’s decision to move Bryan Singer‘s Jack the Giant Killer to March 2013. It’s much easier to judge their decision to scrap a release date on David Dobkin‘s Arthur & Lancelot, which puts the film into limbo.
Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman are hitting the big screen again this year, this time David Dobkin style. It’s a body-switching movie! Reynolds is Bateman, and Bateman is Reynolds. Confused? You shouldn’t be, this has been done plenty of times before. The Change-Up is a comedy written by The Hangover writers Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. This bromance comedy also includes the always funny Leslie Mann and the charming Olivia Wilde. Dobkin managed to get an all-star cast together, but did he deliver a great comedy? Let’s discuss the good and the bad.
Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds are switching it up with their latest comedy, The Change-Up. Its premise may sound familiar, but Wedding Crashers director David Dobkin has managed to put a new spin on an old tale. The film has an all-star cast including the hilarious Leslie Mann and gorgeous Olivia Wilde. Check out our interview where Bateman, Reynolds and Dobkin talk about making the film, working with women, and pushing the barriers of comedy.
