Surprisingly good, though quite typical.

Rating: 7/10 (25 June 2011)

Let me start out by saying that I'm by no means an Adam Sandler fan, not so much because of him but mainly because of his choices in acting as well as his co-actors (I absolutely despised 'Grown Ups' with Kevin James and the ever-so abysmal Rob Schneider, as well as 'Waterboy'). As such I had no expectations to the quality of 'Just Go With It' whatsoever. And on the surface I should've probably hated this movie as the overall plot, and especially the plot development, is no different than any other romantic comedy: *SPOILER*(or not so much a spoiler, actually) - Man meets girl, falls in love with girl, gets help from female friend, falls in love with female friend. Ring any bells?
So it comes as no surprise that it is not the plot that drives the movie, but rather the chemistry between the three main characters Dannie, Kathrine and Eddie. It feels right, and not for a single second was I bored (not for more than a few minutes at least). Quite an achievement taken the movie's incredible length. The script really saved the movie for me, and only major low-point is the clichéd ending (and Sandler's role. What is the deal with Adam Sandler. He is by no means a super attractive man and neither a bad-ass... still he tends to play both - One of Hollywood's greatest mysteries).
Admitted, I laughed a lot even though I saw it by myself. Swardson's character is awesome - again a typical character who's saved by a great script. And this goes for almost everything about the film. Truly a great enjoyment, though not my type of movie at ALL. So... I guess the only thing left to say is "Just Go With It" (corny, I know).