Adam Sandler,
Kevin James,
Chris Rock,
David Spade,
Rob Schneider
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Thirty years after graduating from high school, five former basketball teammates gather at the lake house where they celebrated their biggest victory to mourn the passing of their late coach. Over the... read more
Directed by: Dennis Dugan
Release Date: June 25, 2010
DVD Release Date: November 9, 2010
Stats: 13,761 reviews
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March 31, 2012
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Grown Up's is a cheap, stupid, unorginal comedy that unfolds almost exactly like I predicted it would. Firstly, the movie stars a lot of genuinely funny people, actors who I like to consider the "frat pac... read more -
March 7, 2012
A very average comedy, nice idea about the 30 year reunion old pals coming back together. However there is very little plot to this film, good assembled cast though. I just would expect more from them overall. I wouldn't mind a log cabin like that for a weekend!
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November 15, 2011
Well i have to say i didnt go in with high expectations of this movie, however it is a silly and highly amusing movie. It did keep chuckling throughout and is a sweet and funny movie. Worth a watch on a rainly sunday evening!
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October 14, 2011
I thought I wouldn't watch this movie but I ended up watching this as one of my friend recommended me to. It came out really funny. Some part was weird and hard to accept but it wasn't that bad.
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September 17, 2011
Adam Sandler wastes his talent in GROWN UPS, a rarely-funny, overly-crude comedy. I can agree that I like the overall message about getting kids outside, but it's just like putting that message in and mixing it with the foul message of objectifying woman. The rest of the ensemb... read more
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August 25, 2011
This movie is funnier than i thought it would be, but still sloppy and story-less. Just a bunch of comedians sitting around and poking fun at one another. Not much (anything) else to it.
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August 10, 2011
Higgy: I'm sorry, death makes me nervous.
Look at it this way; 'Grown Ups' is the best Adam Sandler comedy I've seen in a while. However, this movie is still pretty bad. While trying to make an 'Expendables' (also a bad movie) of comedic actors, except these actors are quite unf... read more -
August 5, 2011
Boys will be boys... some longer than others.
Saw it again! You can't judge this film like you would be judging a oscar caliber movie, there is no possible way this movie could judge as a Titanic or a Up in the Air but what this movie can really do is make laugh and I mean alot!... read more -
August 4, 2011
Grown Ups should be called F#ck Ups, because this is one very stupid and f#cked up film. Five friends reunite at their old basketball coaches reunion, and take all their families to an old cabin for a few days. The plot is the worst part, because there is no plot, its almost 2 ... read more
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July 28, 2011
I think I am getting harsher in my ratings in my old age, but I really am getting fed up with crap. Now, I obviously did not rent this expecting something deep or meaningful... I did expect some light entertainment and a laugh.
Adam Sandler can be a bit hit and miss, but he ha... read more
Critic Reviews
Grown Ups delivers precious few laughs for the sheer volume of comedy talent on offer. Full Review
Now, after that brief time out for a breath of honesty, Adam is back to lining his pockets again. Full Review
Feels like the work of people who sat around a table for an hour or so tossing around hackneyed comic notions, then decided to slap them onto the screen and hope for the best. Full Review
Ever been around a group of friends who crack each other up while you stand to the side and scratch your head? Full Review
From each obvious setup to its hoary payoff, Grown Ups hews faithfully to its formula... Full Review
When Grown Ups star and co-writer Adam Sandler repeatedly slapped Rob Schneider in the face with a dehydrated banana, I was jealous of Schneider, who suffered less than I did getting slapped upside th... Full Review
During "Grown Ups," I felt a deep sadness every time the audience laughed and the sounds of their chuckles turned into the ringing of the cash register, and all I thought was a grim, simple truth: Thi... Full Review
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