That’s My Boy 2012 123movies

Watch: That’s My Boy 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – 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..
Plot: While in his teens, Donny fathered a son, Todd, and raised him as a single parent up until Todd’s 18th birthday. Now, after not seeing each other for years, Todd’s world comes crashing down when Donny resurfaces just before Todd’s wedding.
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Ratings:

	5.5/10 Votes: 101,177
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	31/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 1561 Popularity: 37.09 | TMDB

Reviews:

Risible!

That’s My Boy finds Adam Sandler on auto pilot, for this represents him not giving a care in the world about his fans or anyone remotely interested in watching a decent comedy. Sure this has fans, and it’s not my want to chastise people’s personal preferences, especially with what makes them laugh, and certainly making light of serious issues doesn’t have me signing up for the next PC Brigade march, but this is pathetically played.

It was a colossal failure at the box offices, and it deserved to be. Sandler and his writer, David Caspe, blend edgy offensiveness with base juvenile comedy, throwing erection and sperm gags together with incest and statutory rape was always going to be tricky to successfully pull off, even more so when Sandler and co seem to think shouting loud makes scenes more funny. It’s just that it never comes off as a funny whole, just a series of mind farts dotted alongside a potentially warm bonding between estranged father and son thread.

Next to this Little Nicky looks a masterpiece! It’s a tough film for Sandler fans to defend, and I have been one in the past, but when Vanilla Ice sending himself up is a highlight then you got problems. Whilst Susan Sarandon and James Caan should look in the mirror and ask questions about appearing in this… 3/10

Bad watch, won’t watch again, and can’t recommend.

I really couldn’t believe I didn’t know about this movie before. I’ve organized a series of Happy Madison watch parties before, but after watching it, then I know why I didn’t know about ti.

Now I’m not a big fan of either Adam Sandler (though he has movies I enjoy, repeatedly) or Andy Samberg (I think he’s better at creating comedy than performing it), but this was really like he was at a party with a big head and bet someone that he could make anything funny.

So, of course, the movie starts with a statutory rape case. Now, MAYBE, he was making a message out of the ridiculous double standard about whether or not the minor is male or female, but the seriousness of the situation (though flatly stated in the movie) is not conveyed properly.

Since most of the movie is about sex, and possibly alcoholism (again, the point isn’t made very clearly), there is a fair amount of sex positive messaging throughout the movie, being inclusive of maturity, skin color, body type, handicapability, and open expression. However because there is a key component of adultery and incest used for humiliation and comedy, it throws any of the previous sex situations into comedy bits, which means not only the message to laugh at people in a messed up sex situation because of incest / adultery (the morality between the two directly addressed), but also statutory rape, the elderly having sex, people expressing thoughts about sex, sex with big black women as things that are comical and that you shouldn’t do and should repress. And if that’s a thing, then fine, but don’t make a movie about it and make me think about it, and then call it a comedy.

All of that is on top of the usual thing where everyone wants to bang Adam Sandler, and then he’s an alcoholic on top of it, and then we add the litany of things that happen to Andy Samberg’s character, to include child neglect, and probably abuse. And it’s great for a family to rectify and come to terms together, but to make a movie where they bond over Donny’s awful social magic is a weird message on which to make a production.

Look, I like being able to turn off my brain and watch some silly movie, and I was ready for it, but then I go thrown into a someone else’s debate about if it’s okay for a high schooler to knock up his teacher, and it kind of ruined it for me.

Adam Sandler’s raunchiest movie
Fun, funny, and raunchy. This is the dirtiest film Adam Sandler has ever made. And I’m not some idiot who likes every Adam Sandler movie.* This movie has lots of laughs. At the advanced screening, people were laughing so loudly that I sometimes couldn’t hear the next line. If you like immature, silly movies (like Sandler’s most popular work), then this is a great movie. This is the kind of film that Adam Sandler has always been capable of making even though he chose to take a break so he could work on movies to watch with his wife and kids. Adam Sandler’s character Donny Berger is a lovable sleazeball, exactly what you’ve seen in the trailers. Andy Samberg is the straight man in the routine. This movie has some great casting of young talents (Eva Amurri, Leighton Meester) and veterans (James Caan, Tony Orlando). I hate pointless cameos, and this movie had a couple. Erin Andrews’s 8 seconds of screen time were completely pointless. However, I loved every second of Ian Zeiring and Alan Thicke. If I’d have never watched football, I would have completely believed that Rex Ryan was a professional actor. He’s a natural, but I could have done without the wink-at-the-camera football references that pander at sports fans. I don’t want to spoil the plot, but you can expect lots of sex jokes and surprising moments. Also, because Donny was an 80’s kid who basically never grew up, this movie has lots of funny 80’s references. But it never felt like rehashed material from the Wedding Singer. Bottom line: If you like crude sexual humor and you go into this movie with an open mind, you’re going to have a great time.

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*I like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. I thought Mr. Deeds was mediocre. 50 First Dates was very disappointing (about 2 jokes in that movie). I refused to watch Jack and Jill.

That’s My Bad For Watching This
The funniest part of That’s My Boy was that since the movie was void of any humor, they couldn’t even come up with the obligatory outtake scenes in the closing credits.

This movie, as stated, is lacking any comedy, any originality and it’s a wonder people still flock to an Adam Sandler film with a string of horrid and over-long films starring him. Watching this painful mess – and I use those terms extremely lightly, I kept wondering if it would be Sandler’s worst. As disgusting as this was, Grown Ups remains his worst.

Of course, this comes in a VERY close second. Let’s just see how bad Grown Ups 2 is and where that’ll rank.

I digress. In an age old lie-film plot, a young boy impregnates his teacher and when the time comes, said boy leaves his (milking this “achievement”) father and becomes successful. When daddy tries to make unpaid tax money off his son, so-called hilarity ensues at his son’s wedding.

You have to give this writer credit, or allow his punishment to become A Clockwork Orange’s repeated viewing of this abomination. EVERY SINGLE JOKE either tanked or was seen coming from 600 frames back. Sandler even did his World’s Most Annoying Voice again. I’ve always loathed that whiney and unimaginative sound and here, he performed that for a solid two hours.

Yep. This movie with a 5-minute premise is stretched for almost two hours. What the bleep is wrong with Sandler, aside from his dried out “humor,” that he feels that every movie of his has to exceed the needed 90-minute comedy mark?

Mercifully, virtually no one saw this. Could this be a sign equivalent to World Peace? Could people finally saying NO to Sandler? I hope. Wishing he would retire since he’s pressed snooze on his fifteen minutes 27 times is probably like requesting the Circle K clerk to give you the winning numbers when you buy a Powerball ticket.

But, here’s to hoping.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 56 min (116 min)
Budget 70000000
Revenue 58058367
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Comedy
Director Sean Anders
Writer David Caspe
Actors Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Leighton Meester
Country United States
Awards 5 wins & 10 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital, Datasat, SDDS
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera Red Epic, Panavision Primo Lenses
Laboratory FotoKem Laboratory, Burbank (CA), USA
Film Length 3,129 m (Portugal, 35 mm)
Negative Format Redcode RAW
Cinematographic Process Digital Intermediate (4K) (master format), Redcode RAW (5K) (source format)
Printed Film Format 35 mm (anamorphic) (Kodak Vision 2383), D-Cinema