The title says it.

Rating: Null/10 (5 June 2011)

Okay, I can't help but ask, what were people expecting? It's a comedy that stars Adam Sandler. Is it a classic (like 'Cactus Flower')? Of course not and why would anyone think otherwise? But, it is one of Sandler's better comedies, certainly, at least for me, way more enjoyable than the lacklustre 'Funny People', 'Bedtime Stories', 'Click', 'Mr. Deeds' etc.
There is the expected load of toilet and trashy humour which is mostly done by Nick Swardson (the worst part of this movie). Surprisingly, Sandler is less over the top than he usually is and he actually fits the part. Jennifer Aniston shines with a sincere performance in a non-challenging role. I felt hat her character wasn't properly fleshed out and she wasn't believable as a single mother of two kids mostly because of poor character and story development.
One of the many major flaws of 'Just Go With It' is the writing (which isn't very uncommon among Adam Sandler comedies). The romance between Katherine and Danny felt rushed as did the entire ending. Brooklyn Decker looks hot and isn't a bad actress for a hot newcomer even though, in terms of hotness, she has tough competition in the form of Jennifer Aniston who doesn't shy away from showing her amazing curves. Nick Swardson is irritating to the core and this movie would have been a whole lot better if his sequences were entirely cut out.
The best and funniest part of 'Just Go With It' are the sequences with Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Aniston competing with one another. Though her screen time is limited, Kidman shows that she is great with comedy. The hula competition is particularly a treat to watch.
The title pretty much sums it up. Don't expect too much. Just go with it and try to enjoy it at the moment, for what it is.