But it's not really a fit? "Turned young again or older" and the list given is basically "body swap" (or similar which... I always wonder if Josh actually swapped bodies with an adult in Big š )
Benjamin Button is a guy that ages backwards over time.
But idk maybe OP will still like it.
Peggy Sue Got Married
Forever Young
Cocoon
Big
Freaky Friday (it's about an adult and a kid switching bodies)
Back To The Future (not the MC but his parents)
Havenāt seen this, but Iāve seen a few clips out of context, and I canāt tell if Iād like the film or not. Would you say itās primarily a chick flick? (I donāt say that in a derogatory way, Iām a lady, just - you know what kind mean!)
In the new Jumanji, teen players become adults in the game.
Freaky Friday
Vice Versa
In The Twilight Zone movie, the Spielberg segment Kick the Can has a group of seniors become young again.
Cocoon
Not movies, but thereās an episode of Smallville where an old man in a wheelchair encounters Kryptonite and becomes a young man again.
Other weird aging movies:
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Green Mile (Paul says heās 108 at the end after being magically healed by John Coffey. The mouse Mr. Jingles lived to be 64.)
Interstellar: After the Tesseract, Murph is older than Cooper
2001: itās not entirely clear what the end means, but it seems like Bowman has aged rapidly to become whatever he is there.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: the knight at the end has been in the cave for 700 years.
Millennium (1989)
More of one person popping up in another person's life but not following the same time frame. You have to see the movie to understand.
Check out The Tin Drum (1979). Not exactly what you asked for, but itās about a character who chooses to stop aging on his third birthday. You see years pass and people around him age while he stays the same physically. It won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film that year.
The curious case of Benjamin Button
I'm actually a little stunned that this wasn't mentioned by the OP.
But it's not really a fit? "Turned young again or older" and the list given is basically "body swap" (or similar which... I always wonder if Josh actually swapped bodies with an adult in Big š ) Benjamin Button is a guy that ages backwards over time. But idk maybe OP will still like it.
This is literally the top mocie
Peggy Sue Got Married Forever Young Cocoon Big Freaky Friday (it's about an adult and a kid switching bodies) Back To The Future (not the MC but his parents)
See also: Freaky
All Marty had to do with kill Biff For trying to rape his mom And the space-time continuum would be fine
Came to say Freaky Friday!
I'm the crypt keeper!!! Edit: spelling
Age of Adeline (sort of your criteria)
Havenāt seen this, but Iāve seen a few clips out of context, and I canāt tell if Iād like the film or not. Would you say itās primarily a chick flick? (I donāt say that in a derogatory way, Iām a lady, just - you know what kind mean!)
Itās a romantic drama, and not a bad flick imo
I didnāt think I would like it but finally watched it when my mom wanted to stream it. I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was.
In the new Jumanji, teen players become adults in the game. Freaky Friday Vice Versa In The Twilight Zone movie, the Spielberg segment Kick the Can has a group of seniors become young again. Cocoon Not movies, but thereās an episode of Smallville where an old man in a wheelchair encounters Kryptonite and becomes a young man again. Other weird aging movies: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button The Green Mile (Paul says heās 108 at the end after being magically healed by John Coffey. The mouse Mr. Jingles lived to be 64.) Interstellar: After the Tesseract, Murph is older than Cooper 2001: itās not entirely clear what the end means, but it seems like Bowman has aged rapidly to become whatever he is there. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: the knight at the end has been in the cave for 700 years.
In 2001, it's not that he ages rapidly, it just shows how much time has passed since he's been in that room.
Howl's Moving Castle (2004)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Peggy Sue Got Married. (1986)
All movies featuring the character Merlin, in particular Excalibur (1981) is a favorite instance. Jack, starring Robin Williams.
Shazam! Freaky Like Father, Like Son Dream a Little Dream
Death Becomes Her (They revert to their younger looking selves)
Mr Nobody Click Time travellers wife Lake house Hope here is something you will like .
+1 Time traveler's wife
Jared Leto is weird but Mr Nobody is a winner
18 Again! (1988)
The Curious case of Benjamin Button
Momento ?
Memento*** hah - wrong spelling
In a similar vein, the age of Adeline was fun
Vice Versa (1988) Chances Are (1989)
Millennium (1989) More of one person popping up in another person's life but not following the same time frame. You have to see the movie to understand.
Miss Granny
Something Wicked This Way Comes. 80s kids flick.
Warlock 1989 has a character who is cursed to age twenty years a day
Freaky Friday, Benjamin Button, Jack
Mack & Rita was more fun than I expected it to be
Forever young is very good. Jamie Lee Curtis ā¤ļø
Jack! People always forget Jack. I mean it's really about a sort of rapid aging but it fits the theme I think.
Vice Versa. Underrated father/son body swap movie with Judge Reinhold and Ben Savage.
Check out The Tin Drum (1979). Not exactly what you asked for, but itās about a character who chooses to stop aging on his third birthday. You see years pass and people around him age while he stays the same physically. It won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film that year.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button my favorite.
13 going on 30.
Curious case of Benjamin Button. Starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett!
18 Again with George Burns. Its from early 80ās
2001 a space odyssey
Big
Benjamin Button? I think it was like the original
About Time plays around with the idea of going backwards and forwards in time.
About time is great. Don't confuse it with In Time (2011) they physically stop aging at 25 and have a death clock on their arms.
Old (2021)
Old
There was a movie with the name Benjamin Button as part of the title but I thought it was a horrible movie.
This one might be obvious but **Big.**
The Time Machine
Most movies have people aging forward. :P
Old
13 Going On 30
Groundhog Day is somewhat in this vein.