Let's be realistic.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Sure Sandlers made a few mediocre films, but this isn't one of them. Enough laughs , and crazy escapades here along with a few unexpected turns along the way. Too many 1 and 2 ratings here from I'm sure people that dont like any shock value in their comedy, or those that are easily offended.. . Some pop culture references and a light hearted look at the has-been thing in the media - with Vanilla Ice and Todd Bridges serving tacos in a food van. Both join in on the inevitable ride and crazy escapades... Cool 80's rock soundtrack too... Probably not the film to watch with your mother - but maybe a few friends would be better!

This is a hilarious sex comedy film that starts in 1984, when the protagonist (played by Adam Sandler) impregnates his teacher. She's sent to prison and he becomes famous. He loses his fame and fortune, and finds his son (played by Andy Samberg), whom he has not seen for years.

From the brilliant mind of Adam Sandler comes this terrible, unfunny movie that's more of a chore to sit through than it is an actual product made to provide entertainment. This isn't even a so-bad-it's-good movie. If you find statutory rape funny, you'll think this is hilarious. The "humor" in this movie is so childish and unfunny, a 12-year-old might as well have written the script. From a child having sex with their teacher in a crowded school assembly, to an awkward Vanilla Ice cameo, this movie is pure cinematic abortion. Also, there's incest, so that's cool. Anyway, if there's any useful advice I can give you in this review, it is to avoid this movie by any means. Please. For your sake.

Basically nothing more than a tasteless, college-humor (more like adolescent humor) comedy. There are certainly enough non-intellectuals in America to get a kick out of making jokes about statutory rape, pedophilia, incest, and whatever other unnecessary things one can put in a movie to make it..."edgy"? I could never understand the appeal, but then I guess I've matured beyond 5th grade. Would recommend if you're one of those people who hears a story about a woman raping a 12 year old and thinks "lucky boy". Would not recommend to children or adults with even half the brain cells of a decent human being.