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Generally favorable reviews- based on 105 Ratings

  • Starring: Allen Covert, Linda Cardellini, Shirley Jones
  • Summary: The latest comedy from Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions, Grandmas's Boy features gamers and grannies, sex and partying, bong vases and footie pajamas...and even a Tae Kwan Do master chimpanzee. (20th Century Fox)
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 15
  2. Negative: 7 out of 15
  1. Reviewed by: Robert Abele
    70
    Sandler crony Allen Covert, the star, producer and co-writer of this stunted-adolescence classic, hilariously explores a previously untapped nexus of stoner humor, joystick geekdom, elderly women and a martial arts-taught chimp.
  2. Reviewed by: Roger Moore
    60
    It's as aimless and pointless as a joke told while stoned. There are some pretty decent shock-laughs, often provided by Jones, who hasn't ever been this nasty.
  3. It cheerfully invites the audience to descend to their level, where no joke is too silly or raunchy, and a plot is just a way of passing time between game levels and bong hits.
  4. An Adam Sandler movie without Adam Sandler, it turns out, is not necessarily an improvement.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 39 out of 51
  2. Negative: 10 out of 51
  1. AlexG.
    10
    This movie was great (And i was sober!) But you have to like Adam Sandler's movie.
  2. If you like stoner movies this is by far the one that's a must see. A cult classic that is very underrated due to it's poor marketing and Opening, but hilarious from opening to end. Lots of memorable characters especially Dante(his weed dealer), Mr. Cheezel( the Boss), JP(the matrix nerd) Jeff(played by Nick Swardson) and of course, Grandma and her crew! Expand
  3. StevenS
    7
    This movie had no story, but it actually WAS funny. You just have to get it, seriously.
  4. RevRikard
    1
    If you have about two hours that you need to waste, $4-5 you would like to toss out the window into the wind, and for some reason lose all sense of reason, this movie might be worth seeing. If comic genius John Belushi still lived, not even he could salvage this movie. I gave the movie a 1 because I don't believe in a reality called "zero." But this movie approaches "nothingness" as closely as any comedy??? I've seen in a while. Expand

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