Movie Name:-Jack and JillRelease Date:- 11 November 2011
Directed By:- Dennis Dugan
Produced By:- Todd Garner, Adam Sandler, Jack Giarraputo
Category / Genres:- Comedy
IMDB Rating:- 3.0
Run Time:- 93 Minutes
Star Cast:- Adam Sandler, Al Pacino, Elodie Tougne, Rohan Chand, Eugenio Derbez, David Spade, Nick Swardson, Tim Meadows, Allen Covert, Norm MacDonald, Geoff Pierson, Valerie Mahaffey, Gary Valentine, Dana Carvey, Regis Philbin,
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Jack and Jill Movie Story Line:- A film from the genre of comedy, Jack and Jill trails the saga of one of the twin siblings, Jack. Jack is a lovable family man, who enjoys his family life, which revolves around his gorgeous wife and charming kids. Working as a thriving executive in an advertising firm in Los Angeles, Jack’s life seems to be going quite smoothly. Guests are usually always welcomed and treated well, because it’s just a once in a blue-moon that they land on your doorsteps and bring a little change to your schedule. A day’s stay is okay, two-day stay is also fine, but how about a stay for an uncertain period? Then, it becomes a matter of concern for the people of the house. Jack falls in the same bracket of circumstances, and here this uninvited guest is none other than his own reflection, his twin sister, Jill. There comes a thanksgiving and Jack begins to tremble. With circumstances forcing him to deal with his deprived and aggressive sister, Jack’s smooth going life gets off-track. Jill’s behavior is infuriating to Jack, yet he can’t stop what is happening. It would be fun to witness on your own, the maddening atmosphere at Jack’s house, and get indulged in the boisterous laughter attacks. The amalgamation of stressed and hilarious events happening at Jack’s domicile, makes this movie a great watch. Don’t control your yearning for a humor treat for your eyes and watch Jack and Jill online. The movie surely will put forth what it takes to be a cordial host, even when your patience is put through a stern test!
Jack and Jill Movie Review:-The standard that Adam Sandler movies has set is pretty low, but even with such low expectations going to the movie, the movie still felt terrible. The gag is twins and ignoring that healthy identical twins with different genders is impossible, we get to see Adam Sandler dress up as a woman. And, we get to see Adam Sandler dress up as a woman a lot, ridiculously lot and so much so, that Jack Adam Sandler and the rest of the cast are just supporting actors to the almighty squawking of Jill Adam Sandler.
We could say this is just Adam Sandler up to his usual antics but Jill Adam Sandler hogs up the screen time and nothing about her really makes any sort of logical sense. There is Al Pacino as himself who falls for Jill, a possibility that the writers explain away as madness or nervous breakdown of Al Pacino. Then, there is Jill who is loved by the kids and Jack's wife Erin (played by Katie Holmes) for reasons that Jill doesn't portray on screen and we are never shown, all we are shown is the mean and manipulative Jill. The Jill that Adam Sandler portrays is his own immature rendition of a woman, filled with toilet humor and displays of uncharacteristic skills and strength as positive attributes. Jill is portrayed uninteresting and vacuous though written differently, and that being the center of the movie makes the movie uninteresting and tiresome.
The movie would have been an acceptable Sandler movie if Jill had been played by a woman who could actually portray a big heart. The previous Sandler movies were enjoyable movies, but Jack and Jill is a real stinker, barely watchable. The only thing I found interesting was the background opulence of everyone around, thrown around so casually that it really feels like the big guys involved in the movie have severely lost touch with their audience and given way to sloth where they think anything they do is magical. Avoid the movie.
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