Blended

2014 • 117 minutes

À propos de ce film

Reuniting Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore and director Frank Coraci -- the trifecta behind New Line Cinema's game-changing romantic comedy The Wedding Singer -- this modern-day family comedy follows two single parents, Jim and Lauren (Sandler & Barrymore) who, after a disastrous blind date, can agree on only one thing: never to see each other again. They soon find themselves, however – with their respective kids from previous marriages -- on the same family vacation package in South Africa. Despite all their efforts to resist, an attraction grows between the two, blending their two families into one...with hilarious results. Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Terry Crews, Community's Joel McHale, Saturday Night Live's Kevin Nealon and Bridesmaids' Wendi McLendon-Covey are also on board to join the fun.

Notes et avis

Easily one of the worst movies I've seen in my life, the only movie I think is worse is Andrew Dice Clay's "Ford Fairlane," which I walked out of. The story is completely unbelievable and the supporting cast, many of which are Sandler's cronies, is even worse than Sandler himself, which is really saying something. The "comedy" is cringeworthy, gross, and completely un-funny. The only saving grace is the young actor that play's Sandler's tomboy daughter, she is easily the best, most believable character in the film. If you don't like yourself very much and want to waste a few hours of your life, this is the film for you. It will leave you as satisfied as eating a carton of Twinkies and washing it down with a liter of Coke.

I had a lot of people tell me this movie wasn't funny. Well, I thought it was hilarious. I was laughing throughout the whole movie. I think Adam sandler and drew barrymore have good comedy chemistry and hope to see more from the two of them. Also terry crew is extremely funny. He is such a big guy with a light heart. Anyone who doesnt laugh needs to loosen up their butt cheeks.

This is the worst Adam Sandler movie yet and that's pretty bad given his resume of stinkers. At least I can usually stick with his movies and find a few nuggets to laugh at, but this is really poorly written and there was very little laughing going on. It was almost painful to watch Sandler and Barrymore try to pull off this script. In fact, it was tough to watch ALL of the actors pull this off, although most of them are lucky to be acting at all. Much of this trash was like watching an 80's teenage "B" movie.