It's getting to be a habit for Adam Sandler

Rating: 6/10 (3 September 2014)

I like how the story really puts the background so very nicely for why Danny does what he does every Friday or Saturday night. From then, the story seems to flow so naturally because it already has a solid footing from its background. The jokes are of a mixed overall for me. Some of the jokes are very enjoyably hilarious while the rest are just plain and simple and lame. Having seen Blended (2014) before seeing this movie, I think that it's getting to be a habit for Adam Sandler to star or even produce a family themed movies such as this one, although not really family oriented, mind you. It's with Aniston in Hawaii here, and next it's with Barrymore in Africa. On the acting side, Adam Sandler did a very natural, right at home feel with his role here. He does kind of specialize in comedies like this one, especially in these recent years. Jennifer Aniston played her role just a bit above an okay performance, balancing just enough for the story to have a full angle. I like Nicole Kidman's part here because this proves that she can really play any genre you throw at her.