grown ups is a movie about 5 friends did not see each other in 30 years but destiny puts adam sandler , chris rock , kevin james , rob shneider , david spade the biggest adventure of the summer ... it was so great and funny i couldnt stop laughing while watching it , its another n#1 hit movie

Though it boasts as impressive a comedic cast as one can easily recall, Grown Ups, for the most part, comes off as a pervasively inconsequential piece of work that seems to exist solely because Adam Sandler wanted to spend some time with his friends. The movie follows Sandler's Lenny Feder as he and his adolescent buddies (Kevin James' Eric, Chris Rock's Kurt, David Spade's Marcus, and Rob Schneider's Rob) reunite at a cabin in the woods following the death of their beloved coach (Blake Clark's Buzzer), with the bulk of the narrative subsequently devoted to the central characters' fun-loving shenanigans in the days leading up to July 4th (ie they hit a waterpark, they play basketball, etc, etc). Grown Ups' unabashedly freewheeling atmosphere is initially not quite as problematic as one might've feared, as the charisma of the various performers goes a long way towards establishing an ambiance of lightheartedness that's impossible to resist (for a little while, anyway). And although the affable vibe does compensate for the curious lack of laughs, there inevitably reaches a point at which the viewer begins to crave something (anything) of substance in terms of plot (ie the experience of watching the film is increasingly akin to the experience of watching somebody else's home videos). The aggressively uneventful bent of Sandler and Fred Wolf's screenplay ensures that the movie becomes a progressively interminable experience as it unfolds, with the frustratingly overlong running time - this thing should've topped out at 75 minutes, max - cementing Grown Up's place as an especially egregious example of a needless vanity project.

Remember your childhood friends and adventures, this movie might help you remember a thing or two. You might want to watch if you have kids too. All star comedic cast and great story line...what else can you ask for? You'll laugh, reminisce, and did i mention laugh?

Grown Ups is the story of a school basketball team that wins(WHICH IS THE FIRST TIME FOR THERE COACH)and celebrates. Then 30 or so years later they are reuniting for there coaches funeral. We see that they resemble themselves 30 years ago and act the same way. Hilarity Ensues. Yes im aware that is a horrible description but this movie doesnt really have a plot its just the Happy Madison team pulling one liners and gags that fall flat. The film is slightly enjoyable but really has no redeeming qualities. You will forget the gags which will make you forget this movie. Which is not too bad of a thing

a slight charm and some mildly funny moments, the film excels only at not being hate-able. most of the comedic timing was off and the screen play was extremely weak. many would say "what did you expect?" i am one of the few cinephiles that really enjoys sandler, so i expected to laugh more than i did.

Its an Story of five souls (Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Rob Schneider) who bloomed together on the edge of playing basket ball under Coach Buzzer (Blake Clark). The only team who made it to the championship. After 30 years of tough life with all those problem, loneliness, wife, money, kids they get a chance to meet each other again. The day they come to know that the Coach is no more. At the funeral they decide to reunite at a cabin in the woods. Every one is having problems with their life so they all want to live that movement togather again, to feel the same happiness, fun and heaven they had in past. The gurls (especially feeding mom :P, and daughters of Rob Schneider) add spice to the movie. The kids desserts well. The story flows very smoothly and lots of instances where you find the things that you to wish to do. The fun these friends have after all these years make you remember your buddies. Make you feel better with your families issues and married life. Overall a complete happy FAMILY pack for this year. Go grab some. Freako O/O

"Grown Ups" is that typical summer comedy that couldn't be more predictable, more formulaic, or more unoriginal then it is. It also has that by-the-numbers pattern of raunchy humor, thrown in with some childish jokes, and then the inevitable "feel good" vibe. In "Grown Up's" defense, that's actually a complement. It isn't as awful as one would expect because it's so cliché that it possibly cannot be a disappointment. However, it is still far away from being a good movie because of how familiar it seems. Grown Ups is actually Sandler, James, Schneider and Spade acting grown up. Surprisingly, you watching it you can't help but almost want them back to doing what they do best. It all feels far too restrained for a film starring these blokes, but still not restrained enough for the kiddies to watch. In straddling that line, Grown Ups becomes caught in between being flat-out funny and almost dull. Sadly, it's more of the latter. Grown Ups delivers precious few laughs for the sheer volume of comedy talent on offer. This is definitely a no-brainer, which will make you feel good from time to time. That's why Adam Sandler makes these movies, and that's why they keep doing so well. few laughs and enjoyable moments but overall i thing not that good.

Grown Ups, starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, and David Spade, is a comedy about five friends and former teammates who reunite years later to honor the passing of their childhood basketball coach. With their wives and kids in tow, they spend the Fourth of July holiday weekend together at the lake house where they celebrated their championship years earlier. Picking up where they left off, they discover why growing older doesn't mean growing up.

This is a great film to watch made me laugh so much and were happy for the rest of the day. it's a good film to watch with the whole family, as it's not that rude really and I would watch it over and over again and it would be billiant if they made grownups 2 :) xx