it is just like all of the other movies like it.

Cute but same old story as before, just different people.

A wonderful comedy of mother-daughter relationships and how one can see though another for understanding. \"Freaky Friday\" is based on the 1976 film, also from Disney. I didn\'t see the original film or read the book, but no matter, I happen to like the movie. Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohm are a mother and daughter who didn\'t understand each other, A chinese fortune cookie has the two switching bodies to see one\'s point of view. Curtis and Lohm are a real surprise. These two actresses really know how to study each other\'s movements. Curtis really enjoy herself playing a teen, while Lohm enjoy herself playing the adult. These two should get Oscar nominations, especially Curtis. Twenty years ago I saw Jamie Lee Curtis in a film which stars Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy. The film is \"Trading Places.\"

Great movie for the whole family. Really shows how we let our every day lives get so busy and involved that we aren't really in touch with our own families lives. Especially in the lives of our teenagers. Great ending. Very touching, bring tissue.

Freaky Friday began as a delightful children's novel by Mary Rodgers, which resulted in a Disney adaptation in 1977. Even with a script by Rodgers, the film was horrid, an abusement of Disney magic. There was also a 1995 version, which I have not seen, but I have seen the 2003 version, and I must say: It's magical.

True, it's not really that great of an adaptation of the book, so much as it is an update...and a superb one, one that manages to surpass the novel. Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan are great together as a mother and daughter who one day magically switch bodies.

Though it all sounds like nonsense, Freaky Friday is one of the best Disney films of recent times, perhaps only beaten out by those great Pixar cartoons. If you're in the mood for high quality family fare (read: intelligent screenplay, drama that's not sappy, and lighthearted humor), check this out. It's admittedly not art, but it sure is entertaining, isn't it?

3.5/4 - Good

I don't know what to say. This movie is wonderful, witty, and fun.

Funny and fun!