Wonderful Movie

Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Great Film overall

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Loved the movie up until you made a Canadian look like a jerk. I am a Canadian and I am personally offended by this representation of a Canadian. Running out of jokes Adam? You made a Canadian act like a girl and talk like an ass. I'll bet a million dollars he was an American actor. WTF is it with you? Russel Peters, Canadian comedian, he makes fun of his own race, why don't you take some advice from him. You want to make fun of race's, choose your own. I'm sure you can come up with a million, if you want I could help with that. Worked in a call center in Canada working for AT&T. Do you know why Canadians say eh? Because we did not understand what you said, and it sounds 10 times better than DUH? Which is what you say when you don't understand what was said. Let's see, eh? duh? What sounds better? DUH, DUH, DUH. Keep making movies where you insult other cultures, and your career will end real soon. maybe you should consult some REAL comedians, cause you are NOT one of them.

What's more alarming than Grown Ups I is the fact that there's a Grown Ups II! Adam Sandler needs to GROW UP and retire.

I was warned not to waste my time, but did anyway. I figured it may be good for a few laughs. I laughed once... once! But, I must admit that the one laugh was during the first half which was the only half I watched. I bought the part 1 & 2 combo disk, and after the first half of part 1, I threw the disk & case into the trash. It was as if these guys got together and started filming with no script, and just made it up as they went along. And nothing happened, over and over and over again. A woman breastfeeding a four-year old might be funny to some. But I can't imagine the same idea being funny every 5 minutes. Likewise, some might find it funny that Rob's wife looks like a homely mother. But the same thing is not funny every 5 minutes. The script declares comedy-writing bankruptcy continually.

Grown Ups (2010): Dir: Dennis Dugan / Cast: Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob Schneider: Boring comedy that remembers those carefree childhood innocent days where technology was not an interruption. Five friends get together after their childhood basketball coach passes away and they decide to go to a lake house for family time. Directed by Dennis Dugan whose better comedy credits include You Don't Mess With the Zohan and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry. Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Rob Schneider go through the usual family harassment while trying to relax. Sandler presents his usual persona and leads a competition against a standard group of rivals. Rock is extremely underused as a stay at home father. Kevin James is basically the brunt of fat jokes whose opening swimming pool scene is one of the few really funny moments. Spade plays a drunken pervert who often turns up in the midst of trouble. Only the fifth billed Schneider has an interesting role with his romantic life with older women and has hot daughters whom his friends stand around and gaze at like hyenas watching a gazelle before brunch. The film is well made and plays as a buddy flick that male viewers may possibly relate too, but unfortunately the payoff is hardly funny or rewarding. There are too many characters and less time to really develop the main characters for whom the stars portray. It does contain a theme regarding technology and taking the simple things for granted. It remembers the old days when films were better. Score: 4 ½ / 10