Adam Sandler and Kevin James play Chuck and Larry, two Brooklyn firefighters, who are also best buddies willing to do anything to help each other. Until....
I'm not going to give away the story, because it's really funny. Let me just say this, Kevin James' character Larry has just lost his wife, and he needs to collect benefits to support his 2 kids, and one way to collect those benefits is to re-marry. However, like some widows they find that a new wife, can't replace the one they lost, so he decides to replace his late wife with Adam Sandler. I have to agree Adam Sandler, would make a great husband, he's charming, funny and has got a great sense of humor.
I love the fact that they included Niagra Falls, Canada in this movie, because of the fact that we allow gay marriages. Rob Schneider is very funny as the priest, and a couple more Adam Sandler movie regulars are in it as well. Jessica Biel is great as their social worker, I guess that's what you call her.
The story is great, lot's of laughs, a few heart-to-heart moments, and it proves that anybody will do anything to help a friend in need, and I mean....ANYTHING. It scored a 7 with me, could it have been better, possibly, but it's a must-see for any Adam Sandler fan.
I'm not going to give away the story, because it's really funny. Let me just say this, Kevin James' character Larry has just lost his wife, and he needs to collect benefits to support his 2 kids, and one way to collect those benefits is to re-marry. However, like some widows they find that a new wife, can't replace the one they lost, so he decides to replace his late wife with Adam Sandler. I have to agree Adam Sandler, would make a great husband, he's charming, funny and has got a great sense of humor.
I love the fact that they included Niagra Falls, Canada in this movie, because of the fact that we allow gay marriages. Rob Schneider is very funny as the priest, and a couple more Adam Sandler movie regulars are in it as well. Jessica Biel is great as their social worker, I guess that's what you call her.
The story is great, lot's of laughs, a few heart-to-heart moments, and it proves that anybody will do anything to help a friend in need, and I mean....ANYTHING. It scored a 7 with me, could it have been better, possibly, but it's a must-see for any Adam Sandler fan.