Just Bored With It! At least more than half of the time.

Rating: 7/10 (15 February 2011)

"Just Go With It" is a very silly comedy about a plastic surgeon who wants to hook up with a voluptuous teacher so he asks his assistant to pretend to be his ex-wife and for her kids to be his kids. Why would anyone go through all that to hook up with a female? Two words: Brooklyn Decker! The "she is out of everybody's league" famed Sports Illustrated model plays the stunning teacher Palmer. Oh, and these two relatively unknowns Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston play the plastic surgeon Danny and his assistant Katherine, just go with it. I actually think that Director Dennis Dugan's masterpiece "Just Go With It" should be nominated for a plethora of Oscars for next year's ceremony, and be the first comedy to win a Best Picture Academy Award since "Annie Hall". Come on, I am having some fun, just go with it! Let me go back to the narrative of "Just Go With It". Because of plastic-lies surgeon Danny's continuous lies & fabrication, a lot of silly stuff transpires in the movie which leads the film's characters into Hawaii, even though there was not much Alo ha ha ha in those scenes. Now there were a few that I went with and made me chuckle, but not nearly enough. Sandler and Aniston looked like they were simply just "going with it" to collect a paycheck. News Flash: Decker is not the second coming of Michelle Pfeiffer but she is sure one that could cause many other second comings, we will just leave it at that. Nick Swardson's performance as Danny's cousin Eddie is deserving of the MOCAT Award, that would be playing the "Most Obnoxious Character of All Time"; even though I have to admit that his sheep scene was not a piece of . (well, you know). Oh, and Tom Cruise's ex also shows up in this one also; and I am not talking about Mimi Rogers, Katie Holmes (eventually that will happen), or Ms. Scientology (look at last parentheses comment). I am not kidding, Kidman is in this movie, and is not a cameo either. "Just Go With It" was actually scribed by two screenwriters, Allan Loeb and Timothy Dowling. I guess it does take two to make a word thing go wrong. OK, it was not that bad, there were a few zingers here and there that made me laugh; but again not nearly enough! If you do not take it too seriously and take it for what it is, "Just Go With It" might just pass go with you. But if you are expecting an authentic witty comedy, then simply don't go with it. *** Average