Blended (2014)
After a divorced mom and widowed dad have a disastrous blind date and part ways, they unknowingly end up having to share the same romantic suite at an African resort for families during spring break.
- Justin Muller
- John M. Morse
- Ronit Ravich-Boss
- Stephanie Tull
- Frank Coraci
- Clare Sera
- Ivan Menchell
Rating: 6.9/10 by 3489 users
Alternative Title:
The Familymoon - US
Курортная гармония - RU
爱情调和剂 - CN
爱混在一起 - HK
当我们混在一起 - TW
Kỳ Nghỉ Chết Cười - VN
Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 57 minutes
Budget: $40,000,000
Revenue: $128,000,000
Plot Keyword: single parent, sports, africa, baseball, extreme sports, south africa, blind date, romantic comedy, wild animal, teenage crush, relationship, summer vacation, family vacation, single mother, family, divorced woman, widower, single father, daredevil, tomboy, death of mother, mother figure, father figure, blended family, mother son relationship, father daughter relationship, african music, playful, absent father, hilarious, adoring, enthusiastic, familiar
Another silly Adam Sandler movie. Once again, Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler pulled off a great comedy due to their awesome comedic chemistry. Mr. Sandler uses some of the same jokes from previous movies of course but they didn't feel worn in this movie. I actually enjoyed it. Several hilarious moments throughout the movie.
The third time this pair had come together for a movie and it does not look good at all. The movie can be enjoyed for its comedy, not for anyone's performance. The location (South Africa) was good, but not exposed well, instead make fun out of it which was expected. In earlier days I used laugh out loud for Sandler's jokes, he's not the same guy anymore, I barely smile now. And for Barrymore, she was one of my actresses (I believe still she's), but her recent movies are disappointing, or barely in entertainment business. Kind of attractive Bella Thorne in a tomboyish getup, hope to see her in many future projects. I heard that Dale Steyn does a cameo for a Hollywood and I did not know it was this movie until I saw him. He's a rock-star on the pitch, but when Sandler made fun out of him that irked me and then let it go as it just a silly movie. Like the old days' animation shorts for the TV, this film had collective pieces of comedic scenes. Individually very entertaining, but as a movie fails to assemble. Not for everyone, but manageable. 6/10
