Chris Hammond is a high school student who runs relay for his track team and has aspirations to date a beautiful student, Laurie. He leaves with some of the potion they gave him once their minds have been switched back. One of them tends to the injured man's leg and the man feels nothing due to the mind transference. Suddenly, both men realize their minds have been swapped. They have him drink a clear liquid and stare into the eyes of one of the men.
He comes to the home of a Native American family who take him in.
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But cleaned up for TV as I saw it, I wouldn't say all kids should avoid it. Who says "dorkhead"? And there is one scene of a sexual nature which, if you remember this man is actually a teenager, is actually in terrible taste, but doesn't go overboard. Some curse words were obviously changed for TV. The editing is interesting because we keep going Jack and forth between two locations, and each time we see the car again, the "music" continues from where it left off. It is just one car, driven recklessly, causing damage to itself and everything else as we must endure a band that put the heavy in metal, one that makes Autograph (which we and Jack had to endure earlier) look like The Eagles.
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By the way, this stuff that causes the body switching is clear, so why is Jack going to use that bottle by mistake, rather than the one full of red stuff? And one last adventure does not involve a car chase. We also don't know why Jack is British but living in the United States. Not sure why Northwestern, because they are driving distance from Death Valley. Chris has an appointment soon with a Northwestern recruiter. The white man, apparently speaking the Navajo language, obviously feels the same way. The Navajo is horrified to look at the white man and see himself. Earl is given something to drink and immediately it becomes clear what has happened. He was not known for being funny, but now that I know who it was, it was nice to see him with a sense of humor. I didn't know this until the closing credits. Quinn" is the one who picks up Earl and carries him to the Navajo medicine man. There is also another kind of stereotypical scene where he goes beyond the usual, As a genius who has trouble with social interaction, he's no Iain Armitage, who is the master. In the scene with the baby being born he really shines. Here, he's kind of ordinary, but he gets the job done. If he has talent, that's the role where he showed it. Kirk Cameron isn't that highly regarded, and he's no Mike Seaver here. Well, that doesn't always mean success, but he has gone on to have quite a career, and here we can see why. Sean Astin is great as the best friend, and why wouldn't he be? Look who his parents are. But he is very creative when he has to be and quite a schemer. This terrified and later excited teen in a middle aged man's body gets into so many wild situations.
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