This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Adam Sandler doesn't even try anymore. He just wants a paycheck.

Adam Sandler's Jack and Jill is a joke. A gag. Sandler has sunk to his absolute lowest, playing both Jack and Jill poorly. Both main characters are not only unlikable, but also Adam Sandler. It made us want to rip our eyes out just to end the film. The Jared joke aged incredibly poorly, especially with the child audience that this film shoots for. I am embarrassed not only for Adam Sandler, but also every single member on this production. They should all be ashamed of what they created, as well as curious as to why they would even release this. It almost seems like a practical gag and yet no one is laughing or winning in the joke. Al Pacino probably plays his worst role ever, and he plays himself just like every other actor in this movie. INCLUDING David Spade. However, David Spade not only had nice tits but also a killer belly button ring. He was hotter than Rob Schneider in Hot Chick. In conclusion, Happy Madison has disappointed us yet again. I'm questioning why we keep giving Adam so many god damn chances to redeem his name, when it is clearly not ever going to work. Except for maybe in Pixels?

I've watched this time and time again. It's a warm comedy and keeps me in stitches every time. That Al Pacino is in here as a love struck suitor of Adam's Jill character shows he doesn't take himself too seriously and he plays it with great humour. Gawky Jill might be annoying to some, but for me I love it that she's such a warm hearted character while her brother Jack is a stiffy. Such a shame so many hate it.

I know I'm beating a long dead horse here, but I figure a warning's in order before it manages to attract any flies. The movie simply isn't funny, Adam Sandler did not need to play both Jack and Jill, the gimmicky setup did not work in Norbit and does even less so here. I wish I could say that the supporting cast had helped but it seemed to me hat every line fell flat, that most of the dialogue was punchline after punchline with never any setup, if there is no windup you're punch isn't going to have any force to it. The only reason I found myself able to give this movie more than one star is from one line by Al Pacino nearing the end of the movie. "Burn this. It must never be seen, by anyone." the only part of the movie that managed to make me laugh as it honestly seemed the only self awareness it had. It's just a shame that you would have to sit through the entire movie to see it but, that's what the internet is for.