Short and sweet, I have no idea how or why this film is rated so lowly it's hilarious and really entertaining. Adam Sandler is hit and miss bit this is awesome, watch it and enjoy.

It is a first movie for a long time which I did not bother to watch to the end. It is bad! Very bad! It is full of clichés, it is very predictable and the scenes supposed to be the most memorable are just plain awful! The script and the acting are so bad that it is almost hilarious. Whats worse, some things should not be used for making fun...

I should of learned my lesson with Jack and Jill. I watched this on Netflix today and sadly that is 115 minutes I won't get back of my life. Adam Sandler is so irritating in this film especially with the accent he does. The whole story from beginning to end is nauseating. The film starts with Adam Sandler's character getting his teacher pregnant who turns out to be Andy Samberg. Adam Sandler's character goes back into his son's life and meets his fiancée Jamie. The most nauseating scene was the part where Jamie is found having sex with her brother! I'm all for comedy and a good laugh but those subjects in my opinion cross the line. You can expect all the usual suspects in a Sandler film and lots of actors from SNL. I can't believe James Caan and Susan Sarandon even agreed to be in this train wreck of a movie.

That's My Boy finds Adam Sandler on auto pilot, for this represents him not giving a care in the world about his fans or anyone remotely interested in watching a decent comedy. Sure this has fans, and it's not my want to chastise people's personal preferences, especially with what makes them laugh, and certainly making light of serious issues doesn't have me signing up for the next PC Brigade march, but this is pathetically played.It was a colossal failure at the box offices, and it deserved to be. Sandler and his writer, David Caspe, blend edgy offensiveness with base juvenile comedy, throwing erection and sperm gags together with incest and statutory rape was always going to be tricky to successfully pull off, even more so when Sandler and co seem to think shouting loud makes scenes more funny. It's just that it never comes off as a funny whole, just a series of mind farts dotted alongside a potentially warm bonding between estranged father and son thread.Next to this Little Nicky looks a masterpiece! It's a tough film for Sandler fans to defend, and I have been one in the past, but when Vanilla Ice sending himself up is a highlight then you got problems. Whilst Susan Sarandon and James Caan should look in the mirror and ask questions about appearing in this... 3/10