The Switch (2010)

In the romantic comedy *The Switch* (2010), Jennifer Aniston stars as Kassie Larson, an unmarried 40-year-old woman who, despite her best friend Wally Mars' (Jason Bateman) skepticism, decides to become pregnant via artificial insemination. Her journey takes an unexpected turn during an "insemination party" when a drunken Wally, in a moment of emotional turmoil and confusion, secretly replaces the preferred sperm donor's sample with his own, using a turkey baster. The film then fast-forwards seven years, with Kassie raising her precocious son, Sebastian, completely unaware of Wally's secret. Seven years later, Kassie returns to New York with Sebastian, who coincidentally exhibits many of Wally's unique mannerisms and neurotic tendencies. As Wally grows closer to Sebastian, the truth about that fateful night begins to surface, forcing both friends to confront the profound secret that binds them and the unexpected family they've unknowingly created. *The Switch* is a heartwarming exploration of unconventional parenthood, the true meaning of connection, and how the deepest bonds can form in the most unexpected ways, blending humor with genuine emotional depth. Regarding its inclusion on a list of "Best Josh Gordon Movies," *The Switch* (2010) does not belong there. Josh Gordon is a professional American football wide receiver, and there are no known acting credits or directorial roles for him in this film, nor any other involvement in its production. The movie was, in fact, directed by the filmmaking duo Will Speck and **Josh Gordon** (a different individual from the football player), primarily starring Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman. It appears there might be a conflation of names, as the film's director shares a common name with the well-known NFL player.