
Reviews — Blended
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Reno
This marks the third collaboration between these actors, and unfortunately, it doesn't fare well. The film’s merits lie in its comedic elements, rather than the acting itself. While the setting—South Africa—showed promise, it wasn't utilized effectively; instead, it was treated with a degree of mockery that felt predictable. I recall times when I would laugh heartily at Sandler's humor, but he isn’t quite the same…
Amy Flores
It’s another lighthearted Adam Sandler film, and as usual, Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler create a funny movie because their on-screen partnership is so entertaining. He does rely on familiar jokes from his earlier works, but they didn't seem stale this time around. I found myself enjoying it; there were quite a few laugh-out-loud moments throughout.


