#Rob schneider grown ups 2 movie
Grown Ups 2 can’t be called a sketch movie because it’s trying to have a linear plot, and yet maybe two scenes are actually able to transition into one another. It’s just kind of a bunch of stuff barfed out onto a screen because Sandler one day just woke up and said “You know what? Fuck it. (pause) No, I don’t care if it’s good, JUST DO IT.” At least it zips to the finish line in under 100 minutes, which is fine since it’s impossible to care what happens to anyone in the film in the first place. If anything, Sandler becomes both within and without the worst thing about the film. It’s insufferable to watch a talent like his just coast through spouting a bunch of lazy one liners and insults that are dated by at least 15 years. Say what you will about films like Little Nicky, Jack and Jill, or That’s My Boy, but at least his roles in those films required a sense of manic energy and fearlessness that was admirable in spite of those films’ more dubious qualities.
Here he just seems content to simply ogle Hayek’s ample bosom, spout off half hearted life lessons to his kids, and get involved in an almost non-existent subplot involving his inability to confront the childhood bully that tormented him (Steve Austin). He just doesn’t seem that interesting as an actor here, but as long as the film follows the comedic creedo Sandler minted for himself around about the same time Mr. #ROB SCHNEIDER NOT IN GROWN UPS 2 MOVIE#.
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