Jack and Jill (2011)

[InformationGeek]

Oh dear.  I think we got some evil coming our way and interestingly enough, it's another comedy!  Get a load of this, Jack and Jill, from your good old buddy Adam Sandler.  I know how much you love him, but I think you'll be heartbroken by this new one he has coming.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA48UG0gkJI

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jack_and_jill_2011/

This could suck badly.  Anyone willing to sacrifice themselves and check this one out for us?  It comes out tomorrow.  Me?  No way.  I got to save my precious money for the Muppet Movie in two weeks.

Edit:  Found the review from Spill.com and as always, very good.
http://my.spill.com/profiles/blogs/jack-and-jill-audio-review

[WingedSerpent]

Sorry, but my movie time tomorrow is reserved for The Immortals

[Flick James]

Sorry. So far Sandler makes a movie I like at a ratio of about 1 every 5 movies, and that might be generous. This one, however, I'm not touching with a ten foot pole. Norbit looks better than this.

[Silverlady]

There's only 2 Adam Sandler movies I have liked   ... THE WEDDING SINGER and 50 FIRST DATES only because of the chemistry between him and Drew Barrymore. I won't waste my money on this one.  I am going to see PUSS IN BOOTS this weekend though. 

[akiratubo]

The only good Adam Sandler movie is Happy Gilmore.  With each successive movie after that, I think he's been trying to intentionally make the worst movie of all time.  He came close with Click and then very, very close with Zohan.

[bob]

after suffering through Bucky Larson RATED R!!!!!!!!!!! I think I've earned the right to take a pass on this one

[Mofo Rising]

This is the proper reaction:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKSAvNOIaNo

[InformationGeek]

after suffering through Bucky Larson RATED R!!!!!!!!!!! I think I've earned the right to take a pass on this one

I suppose so.  Guess we'll have to find another member to be the designated bad comedy viewer.  Hmm... maybe we should outsource that job.

[HappyGilmore]

I'm likely seeing it next week.

Big fan.

[Flick James]

I'm likely seeing it next week.

Big fan.

Just what I would expect a talking duck to say.

[The Burgomaster]

When a movie relies on an actor in drag as the basis for humor, it is usually a huge warning sign.  Although there are exceptions (e.g., TOOTSIE, SOME LIKE IT HOT).

[Flick James]

When a movie relies on an actor in drag as the basis for humor, it is usually a huge warning sign.  Although there are exceptions (e.g., TOOTSIE, SOME LIKE IT HOT).

And how can you leave Glen of Glenda out of your examples.

[The Burgomaster]

When a movie relies on an actor in drag as the basis for humor, it is usually a huge warning sign.  Although there are exceptions (e.g., TOOTSIE, SOME LIKE IT HOT).

And how can you leave Glen of Glenda out of your examples.

I'm ashamed of myself.

[Flick James]

When a movie relies on an actor in drag as the basis for humor, it is usually a huge warning sign.  Although there are exceptions (e.g., TOOTSIE, SOME LIKE IT HOT).

And how can you leave Glen of Glenda out of your examples.

I'm ashamed of myself.

If I didn't know you better I would say it was a rookie mistake. But I do know you better. But it's already water under the bridge on my end, Burgo.

[Mofo Rising]

When a movie relies on an actor in drag as the basis for humor, it is usually a huge warning sign.  Although there are exceptions (e.g., TOOTSIE, SOME LIKE IT HOT).

Actually, according to the AFI, men in drag is the funniest thing ever.

In their "100 Years... 100 Laughs" list, the two movies you mentioned, Some Like it Hot and Tootsie, took the first and second positions, respectively.