Synopsis
Boys will be boys. . . some longer than others.
After their high school basketball coach passes away, five good friends and former teammates reunite for a Fourth of July holiday weekend.
2010 Directed by Dennis Dugan
After their high school basketball coach passes away, five good friends and former teammates reunite for a Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Adam Sandler Kevin James Chris Rock David Spade Rob Schneider Salma Hayek Maria Bello Maya Rudolph Steve Buscemi Joyce Van Patten Colin Quinn Tim Meadows Madison Riley Jamie Chung Ashley Loren Jake Goldberg Cameron Boyce Alexys Nycole Sanchez Nadji Jeter China Anne McClain Ada-Nicole Sanger Frank Gingerich Morgan Gingerich Ebony Jo-Ann Di Quon Dan Patrick Tim Herlihy Sadie Sandler Jackie Sandler Show All…
Grandes personnes, 中坑同学会, 长大后, Duze dzieci, Copains pour toujours, Son Como Niños
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It's so funny to think about the anger that critics and redditors spewed towards this movie on release when it's nothing but riffs and vibes and bloopers stitched together. Essentially plotless, except for a few key moments that make up some semblance of a third act, and it's just bursting with jokes that don't land but it's nonstop zingers so it carries its weight on the sheer laziness of it all. Looking back, it's almost quaint, and it's weirdly the foundational 'netflix original movie' aesthetic in spite of Adam Sandler not working with Netflix for another five years. Relentlessly stupid but they go to a water-park and pee in the pool, what else do you want from me?
Dear cast of Grown Ups,
This was on TV tonight.
It is now broken.
I demand a new one.
You can pay it from the incomprehensible, ludicrous $162 million you made with this 'comedy' of yours.
Sincerely,
Me
Make a third film and this might be the greatest trilogy Hollywood has ever seen, I’m fully serious.
The remote control in the hotel was broken, and I couldn’t search for “Raw.” All I could do was go left and right through the “comedy” section so I watched this. I’m suing the hotel.