You have to realize two things to devour this movie.

PG-13 films are typically not for children. Parents seem to contemplate fair because its involving means “hey rob the kids.” Well how about we judge a minute BEFORE we go running to the theatre? Complains about that are unbiased false. The rating says it all, PAY ATTENTION.

The second thing you must realize is that this is an ADAM SANDLER movie, like his earlier films. Billy Madison, Gratified Gilmore, all gross and gross, procure over it. That was his style and he brought it help to do one of the funniest adult appealing movies ever. The jokes here are classic, from whiteys seizures to him doing the robot in the middle of a basketball game. His sister eleanor has the cutest jabber which I’ve been imitating ever since I saw the movie. The townsfolk are a yell, with choose schneider as an asian waiter. and jon lovitz as a man with a hook for a hand. This is a very unconventional Hannukah movie for the holidays. Clear it’s depraved, but if your offended than go rent the Ya Ya Sisterhood or some crap like that.This one is for the guys, not for parents or children. Next time read the rating before you complain. Don’t maintain all the crap, this movie was HILARIOUS. If you like Kevin Smith movies or Adam sandler movies than spy this and bust a gut laughing. (hopefully not literally)

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I really enjoyed this movie. Unlike The Wedding Singer, the humor was a bit more locker room gross-out, but like the Wedding Singer, it was filled with sentiment and heart. An exasperated Scrooge-like Jewish man learns to grieve, let go, and treasure the holidays again. No, it’s not for microscopic kids. That’s why it’s rated PG-13. Sandler shows ample talent and versatility as the voices of Davy, Eleanor and Whitey, the latter two being annoying elderly fraternal twins whom Davy grows to adore despite their freakishness. Purchase Schneider, Jon Lovitz, Kevin Nieland add their talent, as well as cameos by Tyra Banks and rock singer Ann Wilson as Davy’s mom. Alison Krauss lends her sweetness as the singing command of Jennifer, Davy’s childhood fancy, now a single mom. The music is the most outstanding allotment of this film. The lyrics are amusing and goofy, but also clever, and the song structures are dynamic and hooky, and will finish with you afterward. If you go into this movie realizing it’s not a white-washed Disney flick for the kids, but it’s a laughable, sometimes dismal, but sensitive Christmas account that tackles somewhat-adult issues, like why some people disapprove the holidays, I deem you’ll indulge in it almost as considerable as I did. It’s also loaded with special features that are worthwhile, too.
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