I Directly Declare You Charles and Larry
his movie surprised me. I think the thing that caught me off guard the most was how sincere a lot of the parts were. I was expecting it to be this crude film, filled with typical gay jokes. But instead it was a really interesting view on the whole thing. I especially appreciated the fact that a Queen song was played, which I proudly sang along to. I don't care what people think, I paid eight fifty, I'll sing if I want to!
I didn't dislike it, but I didn't love it either. I don't remember a lot from it. I think I went into it with too many expectations. That seems to happen a lot with me and I need to learn how to go into movies without any feeling. Instead I'm always excited by the actors or the premise...maybe I'm the only one that has this problem.
I felt like the story tended to drag on a bit and I could've thought of a few different things to make it funnier, but all in all it was an okay movie. Adam Sandler seems to be drifting more toward the serious movies or at least serious themes, Click is another example of an okay movie that had it's funny moments but for the most part was pretty serious subject matter. I have to admit I kind of enjoy it. I was never a fan of Sandler until I saw him in Punch Drunk Love and Reign Over Me. I will continue to see Sandler films, but this one didn't leave much of an impression.