lamphorn

That's exactly what I was going to say. It reminded me of the baby head one. In fact this trailer makes me want to just go watch Funny People again.

Yeti4623

Adam Sandler is like the Van Damme/Seagal of comedies. Not great, but it's like comfort food.

The trailer looked worse the first time I watched it. It looks less bad now.

GoldenJCJ

There's something unintentionally hilarious about Robert Deniro Laughing hysterically at the reveal of Al Pacino.

Dan

I saw the trailer for this in front of Our Idiot Brother on Saturday.
A good number of the people in the theatre laughed at most of the jokes/gags.
When it was over, the girl beside me said "That looks awesome!"

Humanity... you have failed us all.

Charlie Goose

I'm a pretty big Sandler fan, but this one looks like a stinker. One plus, I didn't see Rob Schneider hiding in there somewhere.

CharlieK

According to IMDB, Schneider plays Jill's breasts. They can talk.

Rob V

Agreed. I made it thru 30 minutes of Grown Ups before I realized the entire movie was ad-hoc and bailed on it. Sandler's movies get worse and worse with age... and he's not getting any more of my money or time.

And Pacino??? Really?

sauce07

Anybody realize that Adam sandler only knows how to play rich people? It seems like all of his characters are rich, he can't even pretend to be poor.

Jack and Jill - Rich
Funny People - Rich
Grown Ups - Rich
Spanglish - Rich
Just Go With It - Rich
Billy Madison - Rich

RichC2

Punch Drunk Love - Middle Class
Big Daddy - Middle Class
50 First Dates - Middle Class
The Wedding Singer - Poor/Middle
Happy Gilmore - Poor but eventually makes money
The Waterboy - Poor

I think he realized having money is more fun than not.

sauce07

I wouldn't say he was middle class in Big Daddy, he has a rich father who pays for his life and he lives in a huge appartment in NYC.

Yes, early on he played poorer people, but it seems like he forgot how to do that. His characters are rich for no reason, it doesn't add to the movie.

bluetoast

He was rich for a reason in Funny People...he was playing a successful comedian. Not that I enjoyed the movie, but it made sense.

Same with Billy Madison, he was supposed to be a spoiled son who learns a lesson.

islandclaws

I can't believe you guys forgot to mention Mr. Deeds!

PopcornTreeCt

I know. That one he actually played it "rich". The other ones he acts like he's middle class working guy while living in a multi-million dollar homes.

iggystar

I'm almost ashamed at how much I enjoy Adam Sandler movie, but I do applaud at the end of a good movie experience so there you go.

Solid Snake

for the life of me...I was trying to remember that. that's also the only "regular" Sandler film I've seen the whole way through. The other 2 being Funny People and Punch Drunk Love.

Perkinsun Dzees

Wow, a shocker --

Rotten Tomatoes (As of November 10)

21 Reviews counted:
Fresh 0
Rotten 21

Solid Snake

Yes, it is. Usually there's someone out there, critically speaking, that likes that shit. Guess...not so much this time?

Perkinsun Dzees

Well, Armond White hasn't checked in with his review yet.

Now up to 28 rotten reviews and counting.

Solid Snake

where has Armond White gone? I haven't heard any DVDtalkers go nuts about him since...I dunno when.

DeanoBKN

It'll still be #1 at the box office though.

Tom Creo

Got two tickets for the 7pm showing. Can't wait!

Jaymole

I love this from the Time magazine review:

"More than 24 hours has passed since I watched the new Adam Sandler movie Jack and Jill and I am still dead inside."

Mr.Briggs

Up to 48 reviews. Still no positive ones though. YIKES!!!

islandclaws

I keep wanting to think this is a meta film that exists within another, better Adam Sandler movie. Like "Merman" from "Funny People" or something. I know Sandler prints money for Sony, but I can't believe anyone involved thought this was a good idea. I mean, you're talking about hundreds of people on a film set, working on this thing, reading this script, and no one thought to halt it at any time? Sandler is the fucking anti-christ if this manages to open around $30m and hit #1.

Eddie W

Nobody thought it was a good idea. They thought it would make money. And sadly, they were probably right.