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38In matters of personal taste, there is no right or wrong, so if erasing brain cells is your idea of a good time, That's My Boy could be your cup of turpentine.
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Jun 14, 201238Sadly, That's My Boy relies on caricatures, rather than characters, to make you laugh.
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38That's My Boy lazily exists in a fantasyland of Adam Sandler's perpetual adolescence, even as it generates some moderate comic friction from Sandler and Andy Samberg's testy back-and-forth.
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30This is one of those movies you feel stupider just for having sat through. I think I'm already worse at math.
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30All in all, it could have been worse. Puerile, crotch-fixated and very occasionally, inanely funny, Adam Sandler's raunchiest star vehicle in years has a small saving grace in Andy Samberg's performance.
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25That's My Boy more than lives up to its R-rating - including one gross-out gag repulsive enough to make you put down your popcorn.
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25Will be construed by the faithful as an embarrassment of riches and by the rest of us as cruel and unusual punishment.
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25It's monumentally coarse and vulgar, aimed at the mentality of a 14-year-old locked inside his father's liquor cabinet, and nothing about it is funny, least of all Adam Sandler.
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25That's My Boy is puerile, mean-spirited and charmless.
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20Nobody has an excuse for being surprised by how low Sandler and company stoop in That's My Boy.
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20As awful as most of That's My Boy is, it's sort of mesmerizing to see how Sandler - in a script credited to David Caspe - keeps his touchstones in place.
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16The film is such a barren comic wasteland of scatology and misogyny that Vanilla Ice steals the film with a good-natured, self-deprecating portrayal of himself as Sandler's sleazy party buddy.
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12That's My Boy is radical only in its extreme laziness.
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0Even with 87.5 years to go, the 21st century may never see a stupider comedy than That's My Boy.