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Just Go With It |
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| Starring: |
Adam Sandler |
Danny |
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Jennifer Aniston |
Katherine |
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Nicole Kidman |
Devlin Adams |
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Nick Swardson |
Eddie |
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Brooklyn Decker |
Palmer |
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Bailee Madison |
Maggie |
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Griffin Gluck |
Michael |
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Dave Matthews |
Ian Maxtone Jones |
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Kevin Nealon |
Adon |
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Rachel Dratch |
Kirsten Brant |
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Allen Covert |
Soul Patch |
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Dan Patrick |
Tanner Patrick |
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Minka Kelly |
Joanna Damon |
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Jackie Sandler |
Veruca |
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Rakefet Abergel |
Rachel |
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| Synopsis |
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| A plastic surgeon (Adam Sandler) who's romancing a much younger schoolteacher enlists his loyal assistant (Jennifer Aniston) to pretend to be his soon to be ex-wife, in order to cover up a careless lie. When more lies backfire, the assistant's kids become involved, and everyone heads off for a weekend in Hawaii that will change all of their lives. |
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| Review |
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| Adam Sandler has returned, and with it has brought a movie that can be summed up in one word, funny. Unlike many of his previous movies, “Just Go With It” is not a childish movie, or a slap stick comedy like “You Don’t Mess With The Zohan”. Because of this, the jokes and comedy just keeps coming. Some of the jokes might not get some of the big laughs that were in the “Zohan” movie, but there were very few spot where the crowd was not laughing. So to me, this was a more enjoyable movie. And do not let the notion that this is a romantic comedy scare you aware. The romantic parts were very minor in this movie; the comedy was the main component for most of the movie. At nearly 2 hours long, this movie kept the enjoyment factor up for the whole film with nearly non-stop laughing. If you like a good comedy, you will enjoy this movie, if you are looking for a slapstick comedy like that in “Zohan”, then maybe this one might not be for you. |
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