I'll admit that I'm not in the target audience

Rating: 6/10 (31 October 2009)

I get it, I really do. He grew up as a Jew in Conservative, Christian America. He's not the only one who got screwed up by it. Look at Seinfeld, Mel Brooks, or, if you want to see a case where the individual got *really* warped, take a gander at 'Weird Al' Yankovic. I understand, but I still can't get into Sandler's aggressive style of humor, where it seems like those least deserving of pain and whatnot are first in line to receive it in copious amounts. Not big on sports flicks either, and the "underdog defeats the pro" crap is the worst kind of them, hands down. Apart from that, Dennis Dugan, who helmed the two most hateful movies I have ever seen, Saving Silverman and National Security(sexist and racist, respectively, both in the extremes), is undoubtedly my least favorite director. Why did I watch this? It was on TV, and I knew I'd have stuff to say, as I took it in years ago, when my tastes were less refined, and even *then* I couldn't stand this. If you've read this far in my review, you basically know what kind of... piece, and I'm not saying of what, this is. The Stiller thing needed a pay-off, am I right? On the plus side, it's nice to see Richard Kiel work again(Jaws from two Bond films), and his T-shirt rocks. If you're into this kind of comedy, you'll probably enjoy yourself. The acting is good. It's shot and edited well. There is moderate to strong language in this, as well as disturbing content and mild sexual content. I recommend this to fans of those who made it. 6/10