I Watched DISNEY’S *FREAKY FRIDAY* For The FIRST TIME And This Movie Is REAL TOPSY-TURVY!! 

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“All the white boys back in the day look like him” THATS BECAUSE THIS MAN WAS IN EVERY MOVIE EVER !!! Chad Michael Murray was everywhere

Not you clowning on chad Michael Murray….billy you have to understand this man was everywhere. He was THE white boy of the early 2000s. Don’t tell me no one ever sat on you and made you watch an episode of One Tree Hill 😂

Billy the love interest in this movie is Chad Michael Murray and he was the same love interest in A Cinderella Story. Also, the villain Stacy in this movie, is the same actress that played the villain in A Cinderella Story. One more thing. Jamie Lee Curtis actually learned the guitar solo for the movie

This is such a comfort movie for me. I’ve loved it since I was a little children 😂 already got my water ready

I’ve always felt it was unfair that Anna was punished but the mom was content to let the little brother get away with all his shenanigans. Yeah, Anna has an attitude, but it’s also true that her mother does a pretty lousy job of listening to Anna until she experiences a day in her shoes. Which is the point of the movie, I suppose. Also on the door front, that’s sure fire way to guarantee your kid never tells you anything.

Watching Jamie Lee play the guitar at the end is my favorite part. She actually learned how to play for this movie

“Privacy is a privilege” my ass. I’ve always hated that line. If you’re inviting a man into a household, which previously had none, then your children get to keep their doors.

i guess the whole jake being obsessed with the mom wasn’t supposed to be weird because it was actually anna in the mom’s body lol. he was obsessed with her personality.

Dude watching this movie as an adult is wild. Poor Mark Harmon's character (the stepdad) was put through the ringer!

24:43 oh he's way into Anna. He's so into her that when someone else is in her body he recognizes its "not like" her. And when he meets Anna in another person's body he falls in love with her again.

I would need to seriously fear for my child's security to take away their privacy. A kid's room is the only place they have that can be 100% theirs.

I love how you said “this is the part where the movie gets fake as hell” but the whole story is them switching bodies😂😂😂 you have made me laugh countless times ❤️ always supporting u

I dont think privacy should be a privilege for anyone not even children, people sometimes act like children arent people and their development is still in transformation while theyre young. If you Make their privacy a privilege and remove their door, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU AINT DISCIPLINING YOUR MONSTER SON, youre teaching your child that their safety and peace does not matter. Like I equate the lack of ability to have a space for themself and be able to wall themselves off from conflict and peepers to you basically saying Their body and their space is not their own. Children need to have boundaries too.

Lindsay was really in her bag during her time and this movie is good. Loved seeing you like the songs and bring back “I hate you mom I hate you dad” You should definitely watch Josie and the pussycats it’s got bops and actual message in a goofy fun movie #bingers

Idk if taking a kids door away is abuse, but its a red flag for an abusive parent imo. I get it if you have a kid who's really gone down a dark path maybe (drugs and whatnot), but if you've got a regular teenager you will destroy trust by using something like that as a punishment. Stripping away their privacy is like stripping away a piece of their safety. I really wouldn't suggest it.

The door thing always gets to me because my mom did it to me when I was in high school. It's a super controlling, crappy thing to do and I hope that people realize that their kids are people too and deserve respect and privacy.

I mean the mom was disrespectful taking away her privacy. With a whole annoying brother that goes through her stuff even when she has a door & a new man moving in. I see why Ann was getting “disrespectful”

As someone who, for unknown reasons, didn't have a lock on her door like, ever; I would have been very upset if my mom had ever taken my door away. I think that course of action should be for extreme cases only. The little creacks and the particular noise my door makes when it opens made me feel safe; because I was the only one who knows how to open it quietly and it...it gave me peace of mind (for burglers, noisy siblings, helicopter parents, etc).

Yeah, even when this movie came out, I found the stalking scenario creepy. Even moreso that the daughter still wants to date him after that and the mom's cool with it.

Already know this one's going to be hilarious.

every time i’ve watched this movie it’s been from the perspective of the actual personality not the body but billy acting like the body is the person makes me realize it’s so much funnier watching that way 😭😭😭

I am SO GLAD that my parents never took my bedroom door away!! LOL Also, "Ultimate" by Lindsay Lohan is the best song in this movie

This is one of those cases where the remake is better than the original. Plus me personally I think both Lohan and Curtis should have at least been Oscar Nominated for this film. Also it has a pretty fire soundtrack.

The idea of removing a child's door is buck ass wild to me. I grew up with a door that has no lock, so sometimes my parents would come in without me knocking and have accidentally caught me changing. Imagine having no door and the rest of the family CONSTANTLY seeing you change? The alternative would be going to the bathroom to change every morning and every night. Not to mention Lindsey's character was living with a soon-to-be step-dad, so it was probably equally uncomfortable for him that she was in that situation (not equally uncomfortable, she was likely more disturbed, but you get the point). It's just... insane. What if you're having a bad day and want to cry? Then everyone can see you cry. And her brother ALREADY disrespects her space and goes through her things. Their mom just signalled that it's okay, so he'll never have any repercussions if that's the precedent! Sorry for the rant, I genuinely cannot grasp the idea of no-door. Hell, at least give her a fucking CURTAIN or parititian/room divider so she can have SOME semblance of healthy boundaries away from the rest of the family (not to mention potential guests).

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned that this was a remake!!! I also love the 1960/70s version with Jodie Foster

I find it funny the mom is so hard on Anna to be responsible, yet she’s out there endangering people with her driving and wasting money having to buy new tires.

1. Privacy is not a privilege, everyone needs space. 2. I think you know I pay attention. She won't know unless you tell her. But great movie lol

with some movies from my childhood I started to see the side of the parents, but with Freaky Friday I definitely think that the mom was a pretty bad mom.. the way she is invalidating her child and not even trying to understand her… like.. it’s cute that this movie has a happy ending, but the fact that in the real world most mom and daughter relationships never grow close cus most times parents don’t even try to put themselves in their kids shoes.. as an adult I definitely do try to understand my mom and I know where she’s coming from with some stuff and that she has unhealed childhood trauma, but she has NEVER put herself in my shoes and I think a lot of people from my generation (late 80s/early 90s babies) can agree with me here..

Billy, you keep asking what happened to her daddy. It’s a Disney movie. We can always assume a parent is dead

As a parent of a teenager, I do not find the door removal to be useful. It just creates distrust. I thankfully have a very good relationship with my kiddo. We communicate well together. Yes, we definitely argue, and fight, and have a parent/child relationship. But we both strive to communicate with each other.

That kind of privacy is NOT a privilege. Everyone deserves a space where they can feel safe. No door on a teenagers room is just weird and honestly inappropriate!

My door got taken off when I was 14/15, I think it was because when I danced in my room the floor would creek. Ngl I reacted the exact same way. Then I used newspapers and blankets to try to recreate a door, which my parents kept tearing down because "that's not the point of the punishment", but I kept putting it back up. After about 2 days I nearly broke into tears explaining why I needed my door (I was bullied in school and had a strained relationship with my parents, so I'd listen to music and dance to escape but only felt comfortable doing that where I couldn't be seen) my mum took pity on me and gave me back my door. I remember my stepdad looking pissed off with that decision, my mum apologised to me then added on the end why it was necessary, which felt like a bit of a let me excuse myself, but honestly I was just happy to have my door back. Felt so uncomfortable when it was off.

Billy, you're too much lmao "This is where the movie gets fake as hell" Like the whole plot isn't about Chinese magic switching mother & daughter souls into each other's bodies 😂 Still needing a Hamilton reaction plssss #bingers

I love this movie. Lindsey lohan was such an icon for the early 2000 movies 💗💗

I had this one on VHS. I loved Lindsey as a kid. Between Life Size, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, and this. All on repeat. Lindsey was *that* girl. Favorite snack? Soft pretzels with dips or popcorn.

My mom would never take away the lock or search through my and my sisters' phones. She constantly said she believes all of us deserve our own privacy and she trusted us enough and the education she gave us to know we can't be doing silly things. And she was right 😆

I'm pretty sure the whole thing with the boy and the mom was supposed to signify that he likes her for her as in for her personality and shit

The fact that Billy remembers TAINA!! **YESSS!!***

When I was in high school my mom took off my bedroom door. I left and took a spare key with me. She had some appt or something to go do and didn't know I had an extra key so she thought she was locking me outside but when she left I went back and found my door and put it back on much tighter than it ever was before. Glad I've grown up lol

She's meant to be a therapist character and somehow she's one of the worst cinema mum's I swear. She does not know how to raise kids healthily at all, imo I'd count that as abuse, she has no interest in getting to the truth just punishing what she sees on the surface, like treating the symptoms not the cause, and she's meant to be a doctor. Oof. Cast was good for this one, but I get too strong second hand embarrassment to enjoy it now, plus the problematic parts, plus when I was a kid and watched this I got way too scared at the possibility of this happening, this quickly became one of my biggest fears growing up, being suddenly switched with someone else. Dude I can barely handle being just myself I could not handle being someone completely else, being landed completely unprepared in the deep end To the casting tho, Jamie Lee Curtis wasn't the original casting for the mum and she was brought in very short notice so she had very little time to prepare for the role and yet we still got a masterpiece performance, also she actually knows how to play the guitar she's actually playing it in that scene

I feel like a teenager needs privacy so they can learn how to give others privacy. I don't think its best to take a door mainly because private things can quickly become public.

The fact that Billy completely missed the fact that Jake wasn't obsessed with Anna's mom but Anna because Anna was in her mom's body is actually hilarious 😂

privacy is not a privilege, privacy is a right! children and teenagers are still human beings and people tend to forget that. if you are a great parent and knows how to guide your kid during all their phases, than they don't feel the need of hiding and locking doors. my mother always made me feel like i could trust her, and that she never would cross any of my boudries, so i've never felt like i had to do anything behind her back. and she did it without me even realizing it! i only started to notice that when i grew up and started to talk with other friends about it. taking off her door was way off limits, defenitly not something a parent should do; but that's kinda of the point of the movie, both of them starting to understand the other is an actual person, with feelings and all the shit. (because we kids also tend to forget our parents are also human.)

TLDR: if you want kids to respect you, you gotta respect them first. I fully understand wanting your kids to respect you, but how can you expect that respect if you don’t show it? Kids should be appreciative, but they *ARE* entitled to respect as much as any adult. Honestly, more. Bc when kids are disrespectful, they’re still learning and going through a lot of emotional changes/development. When adults are, they know better. And regardless of how sh*tty your kids being, you can’t just stop caring about their needs. If your kid is actually being a problem, tough love for sure, but on-purpose making them miserable until they obey is not that. It’s just straight up emotional abuse. And similarly, deciding not to care about their feelings cuz you feel like they don’t care about yours? emotional neglect. It’s your job as the adult to take care of them, not the other way around. So yeah, for this movie, Anna was bratty, but I can’t really blame her most of the time bc she’s going through a lot grieving her dad and trying to figure out all the normal teen issues/w mean kids at school, and teachers on power trips, and who she’s trying to be, etc. All while her feelings and emotional needs are largely being ignored if not outright dismissed at home. I mean, it seems like a massive shift from how things were before her dad passed, so I don’t think Tess is the worst mom, but she let her own grief and later desire to be happy again block out everything her daughter was going through, and that’s not okay. Throughout the movie, Tess acted like the things Anna cared about were pointless, only took an interest in Anna’s life when she disapproved of Anna’s behavior, always assumed for no reason that Anna was the problem whenever something was going wrong for Anna w/o looking into it at all (she assumed Anna was lying/being dramatic about the teacher and Stacy picking on her even tho Anna seems to be a good student outside of that one class and doesn’t seem to have issues/w any other students), punished her in ways that have nothing to do/w the things she did wrong (won’t let her have privacy not bc she’s abusing it by keeping really important secrets or bc she isn’t respecting *other* ppls’ privacy but literally just bc she’s doing poorly in school - both in grades and behavior -which again, isn’t her fault) while failing to reward her for anything she does right, and refused outright to compromise her own happiness even a little for the sake of her daughter’s right up until the end (like, it would’ve been a bit ridiculous to ask to duck out of the *actual* wedding for that audition, or even to miss the whole rehearsal dinner, but Anna literally asked to step out of the *rehearsal* dinner for like half an hour to do something extremely important to her and her mom said no bc she thought Anna’s music was stupid and meaningless. That’s just straight up mean). I think this movie does a good job of showing how kids and parents can be super crappy to each other w/o meaning to be, and how in the end, it’s up to the parents to make things right. In the end, Tess realized that Anna’s problems were very real, and found respect for her interests. And once Anna saw that her mom wasn’t belittling her, and actually cared about how she felt, That respect came back for her as well. I think that’s really important to show. Kids aren’t mindless servants. Like all ppl, they mostly do as they’re taught, and to teach respect, you have to lead by example. Remember, hurt ppl hurt ppl. But, you Respect kids and they’ll probably respect you.

Even though I don't play disrespect but I don't believe in taking off the door. Everyone needs their privacy from a certain age. It's only because I believe in being healthy with one's own body 🤷🏾.

You need to watch Disney's Herbie Fully Loaded which also has Lindsay Lohan in it. Such an underrated Disney movie, loved it since I was younger #bingers

This and princess diaries were my first two DVDs I ever got as a kid. Switching over from VHS tapes lol!

I'm so glad you are reacting to this, after requesting it for some time 💘 Such a nostalgic comfort movie.

The first song is a Simple Plan remix of “Happy Together” and I just revealed my highschool punk phase 😂

This was such a pleasant surprise to see you react to! It gave me a lot of nostalgia!

Another movie that has the creepy dynamic between the adult and their love interest who is trapped in a teenager's body is "17 Again" (2009). Might be worth a look.

Looking forward to this one! #Bingers - Big fan of time-loop movies, here. Some suggestions: Groundhog Day, Run Lola Run, The Butterfly Effect, Deja Vu, Source Code, Happy Death Day 1 & 2. Ta.

People deserve their privacy. Her mom taking the door was crazy.

I don’t I realized it till now, but Lindsey was in a lot of remakes! This one, Herbie, and the Parent Trap

Thank you for mentioning ol girl that was Tainia she truly did walk so so that's so raven could run and that show is sooooo underrated it it's ridiculous

This was on of my favorite movies at a tween! I saw it in the movies with my mom. We loved it! Great mother/daughter memory.

Privacy should be a right to a certain degree with a parent and their child. Changing clothes, kissing a partner, feeling relaxed in general cannot be done when you fricken tear your child's door off their room. Trust gets lost when you can't trust your parent to not look over your shoulder.

One of my nostalgic Disney films. I really enjoyed this story as a kid.

I’m glad Billy did this reaction cause Freaky Friday is one of my favorite movies

yasss I love that you're reacting to this iconic movie 🙂

Really looking forward to watching this commentary reaction. Love Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan in this. I'm getting a glass of water getting cold and ready for when I watch this video. I very highly recommend the 1961 movie "The Parent Trap" and the 1998 remake. #Bingers

Ok shoutout to you for referencing Taina. I feel like no one ever remembers that show but Christina Vidal said in an interview that people remember her the most from Taina, Brink & this movie (although she’s been in plenty). She said they practiced together for a couple months and learned the guitar and how excited she was to get to actually perform on the house of blues stage.. Side note - I always crack up at the line where Lindsay says “you’re the culprit “.. 😂 Also.. the love interest is the same love interest guy from a Cinderella story. Just watched your reaction from that

Julie Gonzalo, who plays Stacey was the popular girl in A Cinderella Story and the cheerleader in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story. My mother would've never taken my door, mostly because she wouldn't know how, but she didn't have to. I could lock my door all I wanted but if she had something to say I would unlock that door so fast...😂

It’s good to have you back Billy! Love your reactions!

I can't wait to watch this when I get home from work. Something to look forward to! 😅

I'm thankful you're back. I've been having a hard week. Thank you! A break from the nonsense.

The soundtrack for this movie was a bop. Made me wish Pink Slip was an actual band lol

My bedroom door as a kid didn't lock so I would put a small wooden chair outside of it and pull it with my finger as i closed my door. Looking back, someone could have easily silently moved that chair and not wake me up. But it sure made my 8 year old self feel safe 😂 I would have cried if my parents took my door away. I wouldn't have been able to handle it with the creepy attic doors right outside my room and my sister telling me that Jeepers Creepers was her friend and lived in there lmaooo

I would never take my child's door off the hinges.

Watching this on a Thursday. Already saw the movie and was familiar with it but love your videos so here we are. Stay gold!

This is one of my favorite movies! The main song in the movie was and still is a bop

SO excited for this one!! God this is an amazing movie. Lindsay and Jamie did BRILLIANTLY

Yeah about the door, I’m not allowed to close mine AT ALL, and I’m constantly told “I have no privacy in this house” and it’s very upsetting, because my parents do not trust me what so ever, and I’m actually a really good kid, and I don’t understand why my parents don’t trust me and have never given me the chance to show them they can.

Love this movie bro. You never disappoint Billy and I have my water on deck 💪💧

Omg!! This is perfect timing, I just watched this yesterday!!🙏🏼🙏🏼😂😂

I LEGIT was watching your Mean Girls review last night for the 3rd time this month and asked for Freaky Friday!!! #BillyBeKnowing 🧡🧡🧡✌🏾

personally, i believe that taking your child’s door is definitely an invasion of privacy which can count as abuse UNLESS you did it for a good reason. for example, let’s say the child is hurting themselves and is a risk towards themselves and a psychologist agreed that taking their door would be best to keep them safe, that’s fine! but if they just acted out once or did one bad thing that is no reason to take away their door.

I LOVE FREAKY FRIDAY!!! Definitely something I rewatch on Disney+ often

how have you not seen so many movies until now? I'm genuinely curious but also grateful cuz these videos are the only thing I've been watching

The movie is saying that the young guy likes the daughter for her personality. That's why he was more attracted to her "mom" when they switched bodies.

So glad you are back!!! I love this one!! This movie solidified my childhood crush on Chad Micheal Murray 😅 Also Jamie Lee Curtis learned guitar just for this role! She is so cool!

I never felt the need to close my door. Growing up, I always kept it open unless I was going to sleep. Even then I only really closed it to keep my dog inside.

I am having a really bad day… and I saw your video and clicked! It always makes me smile

Between this movie, A Cinderella Story, and One Tree Hill, Chad Michael Murray stayed playing these roles. 🙄 I always liked the band scenes and the mom's makeover when they switch. Also #Bingers for The Parent Trap (1998)

#bingers 'Cheaper By The Dozen' and 'Yours, Mine, and Ours' are two great films to react to! Loved this movie back in the day! (Thanks for keeping my water game strong btw!! 😂)

Every time I see the animation at the beginning of your videos I smile lol and drink water

The ending was everything 🤣❤️

Her door being taken was a bit over the top. If I was to take away a bedroom door from one of my children or niece or nephew, it would be if they had a girl or boy over and I told them to keep the door open while they are over but if they keep the door closed no matter the few times I ask, that is when I would take the bedroom door away. And this movie is hilarious, one of my favorites to watch growing up. Thanks for uploading.

BILLY, YOU’RE BACK! It’s been a while brother, missed you lots❤️ Freaky Friday is another childhood classic of mine. I love it. Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis…such a great duo in this! I’ve actually never seen the newer one though that’s an adaptation of the musical which I had no idea about and I’m curious to hear other people’s thoughts about that. I’ve heard good things about it. I’m ready to laugh tonight!

If I remember correctly, they played the song from the garage on Disney Radio when the movie came out. You may have heard it there.

crazy enough I JUST watched this movie for the first time about 2 weeks ago lol, loved it, the music is >>>>

Th realist things I’ve heard is “Tiana walked, so Raven can run.” 😅! Always liked see Gibbs in a different light.

Always a good time with this movie but Billy will make it even better 👌🏻

As soon as he said “he look like a live action” I KNEW I NEEDED TO PRESS PAUSE BEFORE I CHOKED ON MY DRINK AND I CLICKED IT TOO LATE OML 😂😂😂

24:50 I love your reaction here. The dynamic between the boy and the mom was so creepy

He's trying to get in your garage. Banana .. OMG dead

Taking away a door, especially for a teenager that age is completely unreasonable. She's a year or two from being on her own. No way. The only reason I'd consider taking a door from a kid would be if they had developmental issues and the door was a safety issue.

Here at work bored but not anymore cause I got your videos to watch! && YAS I got my water!!!! ♥️

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