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Storyline
When an NYC cop (Adam Sandler) finally takes his wife (Jennifer Aniston) on a long promised European trip, a chance meeting on the flight gets them invited to an intimate family gathering on the Super Yacht of elderly billionaire Malcolm Quince. When Quince is murdered, they become the prime suspects in a modern day whodunit.
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Netflix
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Taglines:
First class problems. Second class detectives.
Motion Picture Rating
(MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for violence/bloody images, crude sexual content, and language
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Trivia
Bears a passing resemblance to the Tommy and Tuppence Beresford series of novels by Agatha Christie in which a married couple find themselves mixed up in all kinds of mysteries, they have money trouble, and the wife is much more engaged in the mystery than the husband is. A major difference between Tommy and Tuppence and the main characters here, is that Tommy and Tuppence are often out of work or changing jobs, and in this film Nick and Audrey's careers are central to their characters.
David Walliams appears in this film as Tobey and he appeared as Tommy in
Partners in Crime (2015), an adaptation of Tommy and Tuppence stories, which he also produced.
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Goofs
While on the yacht heading to Monaco, Juan Carlos Rivera is congratulated for "racing in the Monaco Grand Prix tomorrow." All drivers are required to be at Monaco no later than the Wednesday before a race on Sunday. There are two practice sessions on the Thursday and a short practice session followed by a qualifying race on the Saturday.
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Quotes
Nick Spitz:
Will you stop questioning everything I do?
Audrey Spitz:
Well, everything you do is questionable.
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Soundtracks
Silhouette
Written by
Ryland Blackinton (as Ryland Blackington) and
Goldroom (as Joshua Legg)
Performed by
Goldroom
Courtesy of Downtown Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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Happy Madison at its best. Good comedy and a decent storyline. (Half a star extra for some decent action scenes too)
Sandler and Aniston pair up again in this funny whodunit comedy. Great chemistry from Adam and Jennifer, and the rest of the cast are hilarious and well placed. The action scenes were pretty good and should keep you action comedy fans happy. The jokes are well placed and often and they wont disappoint fans of the genre, not too much toilet humour and back to the good old Sandler days.
Hoping we see more from this great comedy duo.