While in his teens, Donny fathered a son, Todd, and raised him as a single parent until Todd's 18th birthday. Now Donny resurfaces just before Todd's wedding after years apart, sending the groom-to-be's world crashing down.
While still in his teens, Donny (Adam Sandler) fathered son Todd (Andy Samberg) and raised him alone until Todd's 18th birthday. Now, after years apart, Donny suddenly shows up uninvited on the eve of Todd's wedding. Donny tries desperately to reconnect with Todd and is forced to deal with the results of his bad parenting skills.Written by
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When Jamie asks Todd what 452 x 77 is, he gives the answer 84304.
The actual answer is 34804. See more »
Quotes
[from trailer]
Donny:
I promise you, I'll never forget you again.
[gives him a gift]
Todd:
You got me a gift... an earring? But I don't have a pierced ear.
Donny:
Yeah...
[Donny jams the earring on his son's ear]
Todd:
[his face smeared with blood]
Am I bleeding?
Donny:
I don't think so.
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Alternate Versions
In the Netflix version, during part of the opening sequence when the young Donald and McGarricle were accidentally exposed, the part where Donald says "My dad is gonna kick my a**" was removed. See more »
Everything Louder Than Everything Else
Written by Jim Steinman (as James Steinman)
Performed by Meat Loaf
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A waste of money it was; not necessarily my money, but a waste of the large budget of this film. In no way do I think this film gave any value for its budget.
I found the film very shallow, and it disappointed in terms of entertainment. It was unnecessarily crude and the sex "jokes" were more than abundant. Of course, I expected such humour after watching the film's trailer, but it miraculously managed to turn out worse than the already low expectations.
The "jokes" were very childish and prompted me to smile, at most. The only parts I laughed at were people falling over/into things; the sense of humour really wasn't worth it.
The acting does not deserve credit. Actually, James Caan stood out as the only proper actor, in my opinion.
I really liked many previous comedies that starred Adam Sandler, and this film was real rubbish compared to any of them.
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A waste of money it was; not necessarily my money, but a waste of the large budget of this film. In no way do I think this film gave any value for its budget.
I found the film very shallow, and it disappointed in terms of entertainment. It was unnecessarily crude and the sex "jokes" were more than abundant. Of course, I expected such humour after watching the film's trailer, but it miraculously managed to turn out worse than the already low expectations.
The "jokes" were very childish and prompted me to smile, at most. The only parts I laughed at were people falling over/into things; the sense of humour really wasn't worth it.
The acting does not deserve credit. Actually, James Caan stood out as the only proper actor, in my opinion.
I really liked many previous comedies that starred Adam Sandler, and this film was real rubbish compared to any of them.