What a waste of my time!!!

Dreadfully Boring

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Every time I'm about to watch Adam Sandler movie I do hope against all odds that this one is going to be good. Or at least so good that I'll watch it to the end. Unfortunately Just Go with It wasn't an exception.Every cliché of Sandler's movies is in it. Cheap humor, dumb dialoges, non realistic characters, predictable plot, one likely-to-be comic figure, honest main male character (Sandler). So all was as expected. The only thing I don't get is why Nicole Kidman felt the urge to participate

Just go with it starring Jennifer Aniston and Adam sandler really is better than I expected. Jennifer Aniston is charming and funny as ever, she and Sandler have surprisingly good chemistry. Some of the script and dialogue really is funny, which is another surprising part, considering that Sandler films aren't usually my cup of tea, just take mr deeds for example, how the hell does that movie have a higher rotten tomatoes rating that just go with it? Like seriously I wanna know. But anyways, the comedy is good and Brooklyn Decker is good too, she wasn't just a hot body, don't get me wrong plenty of the comments are made about that, but she brings more to the character than that. I loved Nicole Kidman as Devlin Adams, she plays her character very very well. Also, I loved the pretty scenery, and the environment of the movie. I liked the ending too, maybe a tad cliché, but it's cute nonetheless. Just go with it gets a big 8/10 overall.

This is a really funny movie. Even-though the story line is not new to me. It is basically taken from a Bollywood block blaster "Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya" (2005). Starring Bollywood superstar Salman khan , Katrina Kaif and former Miss World Susmita Sen. The Bollywood version was funnier but this is more acceptable or realistic. In a script where little chance of acting provided, Jenifer Anistone shone brightly. Nicole Kidman cameo brought a fresh air. Otherwise supporting roles were not up to the mark. Adam Sandler is as lively as ever. Loved it. Overall a good time spent. The music used in the movie are perfectly timed. Sometimes they enlighten the feeling actors could not portrayed.

Silly and juvenile is not really my type of humor, but I loved it anyway. If it wasn't enough that the whole plot premise was far-fetched, they had to throw in a bunch of ludicrous situations and ridiculous dialogue. Still, it wasn't as silly and juvenile as you would expect for a Sandler film.I tend to eventually see everything Jennifer Aniston does – I suppose because I keep wanting to see her prove wrong the naysayers who claim she always plays the same character. And in this I thought she was terrific. She was the rock – the voice of reason, and independent. Not just some breezy shallow character.In The Switch, much as I like Jason Bateman, the chemistry just wasn't there. And in The Bounty Hunter Aniston seemed way too focused on trying to look hot rather than her acting. But here her acting was solid and the chemistry good.I enjoyed watching Sandler do some acting rather than only his usual zaniness. I actually thought he was great in this.Even Brooke, who I was sure I would hate, did a decent job. Nicole not so much - maybe she hasn't yet conquered comedy, but it was excellent to see her not taking herself too seriously. That's an example, I think, of an actress doing something not for the money. And the kids were not bad. I could have done without the Eddie character altogether. Just too over the top.All too often lately I see movies where 2 people fall in love and it doesn't make sense -- you can understand why the one person loves the other, but not vice versa. In Just Go With It, though, both of these characters were likable and deserving, and you wanted them to get together. Just as Devlin says, these 2 had an obvious connection. There was a kind of electricity, and a tenderness.Although Sandler doesn't have any writing credits, I get the feeling half of this was improv. I haven't seen the stories it was based on, but I imagine it is far removed from either of them.I don't recall laughing out loud a whole lot, but I definitely was smiley and happy throughout the whole thing. at the end I was literally clapping.All in all, a good time. I don't usually watch a movie more than once, but I've already seen all of this at least twice, and a few of the scenes I wanted to watch over and over, hence the high score.