In the movie “Family Switch,” the ending sees the Walker family finally resolving their body-swapping ordeal. After a series of misadventures and personal growth while inhabiting each other’s bodies, the family members arrive at the planetarium, the place where their body switch originally occurred. Wyatt, the son, accidentally breaks the lens of the planetarium projector, but they soon discover that their baby, Miles, had the original lens in his pocket the whole time. This discovery allows them to repair the projector. In a heartfelt moment, Wyatt has a significant conversation with Bill, his father, and decides to perform on stage in his father’s body to prevent his dad from missing an important opportunity. The family’s experience culminates in a deeper understanding and appreciation for one another. The film ends with the implication that the family members have returned to their original bodies, having learned valuable lessons about empathy and unity. The resolution emphasizes the importance of family and the bonds that hold them together, even through the most bizarre and challenging circumstances (Cosmopolitan, Screen Rant).