“Opposite Day” DVD Giveaway

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If you are looking for a fun movie that the kids and the whole family will enjoy, be sure to check out Opposite Day.  Opposite Day stars Pauly Shore, Billy Unger, and Ariel Winter and is rated G.  You can purchase Opposite Day in stores or online, retailing for $26.98.

DVD SYNOPSIS:

Ever wonder what it would be like if everybody switched places and kids ran the world?  Ariel Winter (“Modern Family”), French Stewart (“3rd Rock From The Sun”), Renee Taylor (“The Nanny”), Pauly Shore (Encino Man) and Dick Van Patten (“Eight Is Enough”) star in this wild family comedy about a science-experiment-gone-wrong that makes everyone in a small town suddenly swap identities: parents act like kids!  Their kids behave like adults!  Can a bickering young brother and sister find a way to save their upside-down town before this reverse spell takes over globe?  Anything can – and will – happen when kids rule on Opposite Day.

“We’re very excited to release Opposite Day on DVD and to treat kids and families to all of its zany, high-energy fun,” said Erin Carter, Executive Director of Brand Marketing for Anchor Bay Entertainment.  “The film’s terrific cast along with its laugh-out-loud storyline and imaginative adventures make this the perfect release for entertaining ‘kids’ of all ages.”

In the side-splitting new comedy, 9-year-old Sammy (Billy Unger) and his 8-year-old sister Carla (Ariel Winter) go on vacation with their grandparents when their overworked parents are unable to take them.  Feeling bitter about his mom and dad (Colleen Crabtree and Pauly Shore) not being around, Sammy wishes kids ruled the world – but he soon learns to be careful what you wish for…!  When a kooky experiment goes wildly wrong, making Sammy’s dream a reality, the kids quickly learn that being in charge is not all child’s play!

Featuring a standout cast, including Dick Van Patten (“Eight Is Enough,” The Santa Trap), Dylan Cash (“General Hospital”), Rico Rodriguez (“Modern Family”), Emily Everhard (Jack and the Beanstalk), with Renee Taylor (“The Nanny”), and French Stewart (“3rd Rock From the Sun”), Opposite Day is a feel-good film that will have kids and parents alike appreciating their respective roles – and each other!

FAST FACTS:

Street Date:  November 16, 2010
UPC #:  0 1313 22301-9 1
Audio:  Dolby Digital 5.1
Retail Price:  $26.98
Genre:  Family
Rating:  G
Run Time:  88 mins
Year:   2008

MY THOUGHTS

I thought it was a fun family movie that the boys enjoyed.  There were some funny parts in it and overall, I found it to be very lighthearted.  A big thank you goes to Anchor Bay Entertainment for this DVD review opportunity!

GIVEAWAY

1 lucky reader on The Mommy-Files will win a copy of “Opposite Day” on DVD!!!

WIN IT!!! (MANDATORY ENTRY)

– Tell me in a comment who you would be if you could swap identities for a day!

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RULES:

– Contest will close at 11:59 p.m. PST on Wednesday, January 5th, 2011! Any entries after this time will be deleted!
– Contest open to U.S. residents only.

I received copy of “Opposite Day” from Anchor Bay Entertainment to facilitate this review.  All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.


132 thoughts on ““Opposite Day” DVD Giveaway”

  1. Traci66

    Hmmm, who would I switch with?? Maybe someone really rich that could be fun. Or maybe Beth from Dog the Bounty Hunter, Dog is a hottie and that could be fun. There could be several choices here, maybe I can change places with a few different people one for each day for a few days. But I would still want to come back and be plain ole’ me.
    ozzykelley1 at yahoo dot com

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  14. Tracy Robertson

    I would switch with Allison Du Bois, the woman that they based the series Medium on. I can’t think of many more interesting things to try than seeing what it would be like to have ghosts communicate with me.

    Reply
  16. Cory

    i would love to be one of the real housewives of beverly hills. i just want to go to the spa and have a nanny and some one catering to my every need for a day. that would be great!
    mychancetowin at gmail dot com

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  26. DeeAnn S

    Steve Martin. I’d love to know how it feels to be in his shoes doing all he does. His variety of talents seems limitless. I’d like to know where he gets his inspiration from. Thanks.

    Reply
  36. mamabunny13

    (my last entry should not have had that last line….I thought I was pasting my email. lol)

    I follow you on twitter @mamabunny13
    mamabunny13 at gmail dot com

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  39. skena

    for a day, I’d love to swap my life with a Royal princess
    but only for a day because I’d miss my simple life
    thanks for the chance & happy new year 🙂
    sulansb(at)gmail(dot)com

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  40. Raven In A Blue Room

    It would be fun to swap identity with my daughter for a day

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway

    Louis
    schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

    Reply
  58. VANESSA DELGADO

    I would love to switch places with one of my co-workers, just to see how thier life is. I am a bit weird and have always wondered how her life is we are the same age but she is not married nor has kids.

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  79. Teegan Briggs

    I would be my husband. I’m really curious what it would be like to be him…though I would probably be TERRIFIED lol…he is currently in Afghanistan, and in his “normal life” he is a police officer. Both occupations I think I’m too much of a wuss to handle! He’s basically like a real-life action figure 🙂

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  83. bonnie w

    I would like to switch places with my 7 yr old son for a day. Just to remember what it is like being a carefree kid again and to read his thoughts and feelings.

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  93. Jill Myrick

    If I could swap for one day it would be my daughter.
    Just so I could experience being young and free again for a day.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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