Just Go With It Movie Reviews

Okay, we know you get a feeling of deja vu after reading the synopsis. But more than that, we know you are feeling somewhat proud too. What? Is Hollywood now picking up ideas from Bollywood! The last you saw this story was when Salman Khan tried to woo Katrina Kaif by brandishing his assistant, Sushmita Sen as his wife in Maine Pyar Kyun Kiya....Hang on. Director Dennis Dugan may never have even heard of apna David Dhawan.

I should start by confessing that I spent a lot of time before the screening of Just Go With It — and a few stretches while it was actually going on — trying to remember what the darn thing was called. I may have to look up the title a few more times before this review is done, and the movie is likely to live on in my memory (to the extent that it will) as “that one with Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston in Hawaii”. Which pretty much sums up both the appeal

Danny Maccabbee (Sandler) is a plastic surgeon, who is also something of a player. He has intermittent affairs and reels sympathetic women in with the story of a marriage gone wrong. This is a regular thing and the only woman aware of this is his secretary/ office assistant Katherine Murphy (Aniston). All is well until Danny has a chance meeting and connects with a much younger school teacher Palmer (Decker). They end up having sex

You have to be a die-hard fan of Adam Sandler to not be disgusted by the crude, tasteless humor in 'Just Go With It', his appropriately titled new film that asks you to cut it some slack. Sandler stars as Danny, a successful Beverly Hills plastic surgeon who pretends to be unhappily married, so women will sleep with him out of pity. He has a frumpy assistant, Katherine (played by Jennifer Aniston), a single mom raising two precocious kids

This Adam Sandler travesty is an insult to your intelligence. What’s worse is that it’s an insult even to American intelligence. After all, how many poop, boob and penile jokes can you take? Just Go With It is undiluted suffering, an excruciatingly slow and painful death. But then what do you expect when a romcom stars Jennifer Aniston? Adam Sandler plays Danny Macabee, a plastic surgeon with a plain Katherine (Jennifer Aniston) for an assistant