Adam Sandler
Max Kessler
The life of a bank manager is turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure.
Homepage | https://www.netflix.com/title/80063265 |
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Release Date | 2016-05-27 |
Runtime | 1h 48m |
Directors | Steven Brill, Dean Semler, Perry Andelin Blake, Peter McGrew, Scott Rogers, Janell Sammelman, Justin Muller, Jana Camacho, Iran Kuykendall, Dawn Massaro, Marvin Williams, Tyler Spindel |
Producers | Kris Meyer, Barry Bernardi, Adam Sandler, Kevin Grady, Tim Herlihy, Pernille Trojgaard, Dan Bulla, Paul Sado, Daryl Kass, Ted Sarandos, Allen Covert, Sarah Bowen, Pauline Fischer, Nick Swardson |
Writers | Kevin Barnett, Chris Pappas |
Adam Sandler is back? Read my full review here.
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— Austin Singleton
Reborn to face even bigger troubles.
It's true that Sandler had lost his Midas touch, but last few films suggest he's back. Still, he's not the same old what he used to be. The time has changed, so he has to adapt to it and I think he's doing okay. Only haters/film critics keep hating him. This is a Netflix production and Sandler in a mysterious role. He teams up with his old school friend and they fake their deaths to begin a new life. But the identities they have borrowed ones are even in the bigger troubles which begins to haunt them as well. So coming out of it is the remaining film to tell.
The storyline seems just okay. Since it is not fresh enough, they did not even overuse the concept to build plot with clichés. Kind of guessable twists, but it will work for most of the people. Better stunt sequences for such a comedy flick. Good performances and it was a smooth sail according to the film's pace. The director and Sandler had given a few good comedies back then, and this fresh collaboration was decent. So don't believe the film critics (Rotten Tomatoes & Metacritic), elsewhere it is rated much better, but still somewhat underrated. If you are seeking a decent action-comedy, this is worth a try.
7/10
— Reno