Just Go With It

Director: Dennis Dugan


Producer: Jack Giarraputo


Genre: Comedy, Romance


Writers: Allan Loeb, Timothy Dowling


Released: 2011


Time: 1 hr. 57 mins.


Movie Rating: 18 %

Just Go With It is about Danny (Adam Sandler), who is a plastic surgeon, who was once going to get married, but did not, because he discovered that his fiancee was only going to marry him for his future money. So he goes to a bar and he is wearing his wedding ring and that’s when he realizes that women are extremely interested and attracted to married and committed men. So from that day and on he pretended to be a married man and would give these ridiculous sob stories to get young women. Until he meets Palmer (Brooklyn Decker), a young school teacher, to whom he believes is the love of his life. So now Danny has to make up this big story to avoid telling Palmer his ugly truth of how he seduces women. So Danny to make this believable he asks his secretary and best friend, Katherine (Jennifer Aniston) to help him. So she helps him by pretending to be his wife, to whom he is formally separated from and is continuing with the divorce papers.

So I would have to say that this movie is extremely funny from beginning to the end. What I loved most about this movie is how it makes fun of the people who get like extreme plastic surgery. Plastic surgery to the point where they do not feel their face anymore. To the point where they look extremely ridiculous. To where they look from like a different planet. A different planet with individuals with body parts too big for their own body size. Just remembering it makes me laugh-out-loud (Lol). Then there is Katherine’s children, Maggie (Bailee Madison) and Michael (Griffin Gluck), who just take full advantage of their dear uncle Danny and fake father. The ways that they manipulate the situation are just ridiculous, but they are what makes this movie so much better. Then there’s this friend-enemy of Katherine’s that appearances in the movie and her competitiveness towards Katherine just makes things even better. Then there’s this one seen that just blows you away of how ridiculous things can get for winning.Then what I most loved about this movie was the message that it gives. The message that it gives is that you should not look to far for love and for the perfect family, because if you look too far then you might miss what is directly around you and by your side. After watching this movie I would have to say that this is my second most favorite movie of Adam Sandler behind Big Daddy from 1999.

So after all this laughter I would have to rate this comedy, romance movie a: <3<3<3<3, which is between awesomeness and it’s alright, it’s okay.