i have to say,this has been the best film i have seen for a long time.jennifer aniston and adam sandler played there roles very well.,but the outstanding member of cast,has to go to bailee madison.her old English accent had me in laughter,and without doubt,i can say she will be up there with the best.well done

Similar flavor to that of 50 First Dates. Jennifer Anniston plays a down to earth mom who gets caught up in her boss's agenda and along with him starts a chain of lies to help him get the girl (Palmer). Palmer lost credibility from the get go during the beach scene when she initially tells Danny "I can tell when your lying and telling the truth" and for the remaining hour of the movie buys his lies one right after another. Their adventure in Hawaii is fun, the story line is "cute" and the cast together was a really good fit for that sort of movie. Annistons character brought me back to Jennifer Anniston in Office Space. I was pleasantly surprised at the end of the movie. Drew was missed but you'll see the rest of the usual Adam Sandler crew in the movie.

this movie taken from arab movie Marriage for Half an Hour 1969 for this actor Rushdy Abaza Shadia movie page http://www.elcinema.com/work/1004382 actors www.imdb.com/name/nm0007781/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0787183/?ref_=tt_cl_t2*There are specific scenes replica of the Egyptian film such scenes physician and Mamrdth in the clinic when he was criticizing her appearance while trying is brought to his attention, and quotation of the Egyptian film not only depends to some extent the idea but it came to the details and drawing characters and the escalation of events also Vchksah beloved do not like lying, does Adam Sendilr role Roshdy Abaza, Jennifer Aniston role Shadia and Nicole Kidman role of Magda Khatib

Silly and juvenile is not really my type of humor, but I loved it anyway. If it wasn't enough that the whole plot premise was far-fetched, they had to throw in a bunch of ludicrous situations and ridiculous dialogue. Still, it wasn't as silly and juvenile as you would expect for a Sandler film.I tend to eventually see everything Jennifer Aniston does – I suppose because I keep wanting to see her prove wrong the naysayers who claim she always plays the same character. And in this I thought she was terrific. She was the rock – the voice of reason, and independent. Not just some breezy shallow character.In The Switch, much as I like Jason Bateman, the chemistry just wasn't there. And in The Bounty Hunter Aniston seemed way too focused on trying to look hot rather than her acting. But here her acting was solid and the chemistry good.I enjoyed watching Sandler do some acting rather than only his usual zaniness. I actually thought he was great in this.Even Brooke, who I was sure I would hate, did a decent job. Nicole not so much - maybe she hasn't yet conquered comedy, but it was excellent to see her not taking herself too seriously. That's an example, I think, of an actress doing something not for the money. And the kids were not bad. I could have done without the Eddie character altogether. Just too over the top.All too often lately I see movies where 2 people fall in love and it doesn't make sense -- you can understand why the one person loves the other, but not vice versa. In Just Go With It, though, both of these characters were likable and deserving, and you wanted them to get together. Just as Devlin says, these 2 had an obvious connection. There was a kind of electricity, and a tenderness.Although Sandler doesn't have any writing credits, I get the feeling half of this was improv. I haven't seen the stories it was based on, but I imagine it is far removed from either of them.I don't recall laughing out loud a whole lot, but I definitely was smiley and happy throughout the whole thing. at the end I was literally clapping.All in all, a good time. I don't usually watch a movie more than once, but I've already seen all of this at least twice, and a few of the scenes I wanted to watch over and over, hence the high score.