Sandler’s next comedy for Netflix will feature his Just Go with It co-star and shoot in the Czech capital, according to Radar Online
After Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve, Garry Marshall and co. deliver another holiday-themed ensemble rom-com
She’s Funny That Way, Peter Bogdanovich’s first (theatrical) film since The Cat’s Meow bowed 14 years ago, is fast and loose and a whole lotta fun
Horrible Bosses 2 has a number of genuine laughs and an undeniable charm that overcomes its frequent vulgarity
We’re the Millers is predictable and formulaic to a hilt, but also has a goofy, likable streak that leaves a smile across your face
Horrible Bosses is an engaging and relevant comedy that’s especially fun, at least most of the way – and the cast is dynamite
Just Go with It might be Adam Sandler’s worst movie yet; at least the cast got a trip to Hawaii out of it
The Switch has been sold to unsuspecting audiences as a romantic comedy, but it’s neither romantic nor funny
The Bounty Hunter is a bizarre amalgamation of romantic comedy and buddy cop picture, synthesizing the plots of both genres as best they fit
Love Happens, a well-intentioned but seriously mishandled film with precious little romance and no comedy
He’s Just Not That Into you is surprisingly watchable and refreshingly inoffensive
Marley & Me features too little Marley and too much Me, in this case Owen Wilson, standing in for the author