I would say just go with it, but you shouldn't.

Rating: 6/10 (17 July 2011)

Adam Sandler and Jennifer Anniston star in Just go with it, but a better title would've been "How about we don't and say we did". Just go with it has its funny moments, and the two leads are always likable, but the film is dumbed down by its predictability and clichés.
Sandler plays a plastic surgeon who, with every girl, pretends that hes married and it somehow helps him because they think he's responsible. But he meets a babe(Brooklyn Dekker) and has to fake a family. So, he uses his assistant(Anniston) and her kids to help him perform this charade.
Its all leading to Hawaii, where his charade gets more and more ridiculous. Sandler poses as Anniston's husband in front of her enemy(Nicole Kidman?) and his cousin(the ridiculous Nick Swardson) poses as Anniston's new husband in front of Dekker, who is a dumb blonde.
I won't deny that I laughed here and there. I thought this was better than Grown ups and Bedtime stories, but its going to be hard for Sandler to top Funny people. Sandler and Anniston are always likable and the scenes between them are delightful, funny, and unforced.
But as for the scenes and the characters around them, well, they drag the film down. I would be giving Just go with it a higher rating if it wasn't for those things. And what is Nicole Kidman doing here? Very bizarre. The film isn't terrible, it just needs a lot of work.
C