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So, 'Like Father Like Son' is this quirky comedy from '87, directed by Rod Daniel. You’ve got Dr. Jack Hammond, a guy so wrapped up in his medical career that he totally misses his son Chris's struggles. The whole brain-exchanging serum twist? It's a classic '80s body swap premise that throws them into each other’s lives with plenty of awkward hilarity. The pacing keeps it light and fun, and the practical effects have that charming, slightly cheesy vibe typical of the era. You can’t help but enjoy the performances, especially how they navigate their switched identities. There’s a nice exploration of familial understanding amidst the silliness, making it a curious blend of heart and comedy.
Body swap comedies of the '80sRod Daniel's unique styleFocus on practical effects and humor
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