Grown Ups (2010)

Comedy

1 hr. 42 min.

Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and Rob Schneider are childhood best friends who reunite as adults.

Rated PG-13 for crude material including suggestive references, language and some male rear nudity

Directed by: Dennis Dugan

Starring: Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, Rob Schneider

Theatrical Release Date: 6/25/2010

Release Type: Wide

U.S. Box Office: $150,713,000

Video/DVD Release Date: Not Yet Available

Distributor: Sony Pictures Releasing

Country: USA

Language: English

Offsite: IMDB | Official Site

CRITIC	RATING	QUOTE
Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert	5	...a pleasant, genial, good-hearted, sometimes icky comedy that's like spending a weekend with well-meaning people you don't want to see again any time real soon.
Chicago Tribune Michael Phillips	5	Grown Ups is a sure thing — a film you feel as if you've seen before, and probably saw somewhere a second time, so why not another?
E! Matt Stevens	3	...a lazy, lame-o comedy...
filmcritic.com Rob Vaux	3	While it doesn't strike the abysmal depths of Sandler's worst films, it fails to provide a single reason to justify its existence.
New York Post Kyle Smith	3	...a rotting fruit of a comedy.
Slant Magazine Nick Schager	2	...perhaps the slackest, shabbiest comedy in the star's [Sandler's] increasingly dreadful oeuvre.
Entertainment Weekly Owen Gleiberman	6	Diverting enough to get by...
New York Times Stephen Holden	1	Lazy, mean-spirited, incoherent, infantile and, above all, witless...
Los Angeles Times Betsy Sharkey	6	...has all the charm of a home movie that does not star your own family, which means it's overly sentimental, filled with you-had-to-be-there moments, bad jokes and even worse camera angles. It's also far too long and an excellent reminder of why most of us spare our friends this sort of share.
LA Weekly Nick Pinkerton	4	Though the uncynical goodwill that accompanies Sandler’s work makes footing this vacation bill less enraging than the toxic Couples Retreat, it’s one of those Sandler movies where the inevitable Steve Buscemi cameo passes for the highlight.
Village Voice Nick Pinkerton	4	Though the uncynical goodwill that accompanies Sandler’s work makes footing this vacation bill less enraging than the toxic Couples Retreat, it’s one of those Sandler movies where the inevitable Steve Buscemi cameo passes for the highlight.
Onion AV Club Scott Tobias	2	If Grown Ups were any lazier or more slapdash, it’d be a home movie.
Variety Peter Debruge	4	...delivers precious few laughs for the sheer volume of comedy talent on offer.

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ALL AVERAGE CRITIC RATING	3.7
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