Overview
- The feature marks Aziz Ansari’s debut as a film writer-director-star, pairing him with Seth Rogen, Keke Palmer and Sandra Oh.
- The high-concept comedy follows a well-meaning angel who triggers a life swap between a struggling gig worker and a wealthy investor.
- Reviewers praise the film’s timely focus on wealth inequality, gig work and organizing, while noting uneven pacing and tonal balance.
- The movie opens in theaters Oct. 17 with a runtime reported at 97–98 minutes and an R rating for language and some drug use.
- Early notices are broadly favorable—often calling Reeves the highlight—though a few critiques register cooler on the script and execution.