Just Go With It

When Danny, Maggie, and Michael are getting pizza (when he's convincing them to be his "fake" children) the camera shifts from Michael to Danny and shows the pizza to the left.

When the camera shifts back from Danny to Michael, the slice of pizza is moved.

In the final scene of the film Danny points to Brian; as he plays the bass guitar, his beard (as Danny mentioned early on in the movie) supposedly wiggles - the string used to make this happen is clearly visible.

When Katherine drives into the parking spot at the pizza place, she parks correctly in between the lines but when she exits the vehicle, her car is parked diagonally across two spaces.

While sleeping in a bathtub, Eddie's hand falls down into the toilet and the toilet seat cover is up.

Later on, when Michael goes to the toilet, the toilet seat cover is down.

At the beginning of the hula competition there are six women.

A moment later there are only five women.

When Katherine is confessing to Devlin at the end of the movie she says she drives a Honda, however when she is getting out of the car at JD McFunnigan's she gets out of a Chevrolet.

When Katherine and Devlin are talking at the bar discussing Danny's wedding, there is a shot of a man playing a guitar in the background.

The next instant he is gone.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome is not a disease as mentioned by Danny.

It is a syndrome, hence the name.

When Danny, Maggie, and Michael are getting pizza (when he's convincing them to be his "fake" children), you can see a man behind Danny in a yellow plaid shirt.

In one shot, he gets out of the booth, then he is gone.

But in the next shot, the man is back, then gets up and leaves the table again.

When Devlyn claims that her husband made all his money suing the Dodgers after being hit by a foul ball.

That is not legal.

There is the law "Assumption of Risk" which goes into effect at baseball games.

If you get hit by a ball, you are not allowed to sue because of that law.

He would not have been able to sue, let alone get money from the Dodgers.

When Katherine is trying on high heels and stumbles she says its because she hasn't worn high heels in awhile but in an earlier scene she is clearly seen wearing high heels.

Since others have commented so accurately upon the unrealistic script, sight gags, below-par acting and annoying child actors there isn't much more to say.The salaries for JGWI: Stiller: $25,000,000, Aniston: $10,000,000, Kidman: unlisted for this flick (her last dozen or so films averaged her around $10,000,000 per picture- none of which are worth mentioning)-- which leaves two questions, "what do we get for Forty-Five Million Dollars?

JUST GO WITH ITI have seen this before and I do like it. It is not Adam's best film, but it is still funny and entertaining.

I absolutely love Jennifer Aniston and this was a perfect excuse to drool over her for almost two full hours. Other than that, I usually get the feeling that I'm too easily amused because, like with this movie, people often give me the "meh, it's alright" quick movie review, yet I was laughing so much at times I had trouble listening to the rest of the dialog.

Throughout the movie, the main feeling that you experience is that it wouldn't matter if you watch it or not, it doesn't really entertain nor add anything to your life. As a fan of him, i'm sorry to see Adam Sandler in cheep movies but i can say that this one is a bit better than his some other shitty movies.

This is one of my favorite guilty pleasure films. I watched it like 30 times already and it never gets old.

I have noticed a common trend with Adam Sandler in his latest string of family flicks. Gone are the fart joke comedies in favour of the more serious but still silly family orientated roles.

Just Go With It is a film about a fake married man, Daniel Maccabee, who makes his way through life by going to a bar every Friday night to pick up younger girls. In order to get these girls, he pretends to be married to a wife who doesn't appreciate him, beats him, and cheats on him.

I am not a fan of Adam Sandler, though I have liked some of his performances and films, but when Jennifer Aniston has good material she is good. I was expecting Just Go with It to be crap, but while it was unexceptional on the whole I found it decent.

Katherine (Aniston) is plastic surgeon Danny's longtime assistant, who agrees to help Danny to deceive Palmer, and of course it gets complicated. When the web of lies expands to include Katherine's children, her daughter Maggie (Madison), who wants to be an actress, sees it all as a fun exercise in improv.