The Week Of (2018)

This movie is not funny at all nor entertaining. Adam Sandler has made some really bad movies in recent years, Sandler tops last year's disaster Sandy Wexler and makes something even unfunnier "The Week Of". Usually a movie has 15 or 20 minutes at its best to make you care for the film and follow the story, but this movie does not accomplish that. I am a fan of some of Adam Sandler works and Chris Rock's stand-ups, but it is so upsetting and annoying that Sandler knows that he could write some basic story with really cringe-worthy and cheap jokes and makes a sh** ton of money, so he doesn't even try to make something good. Why do it when you can make money with something really bad. I don't think i will be following any next movies of Sandler's unless he did not write the script or had any creative connections to the production process. (Like his upcoming film with Safdie brothers, i will be checking that out) I definitely do not recommend this movie to you, It has nothing to offer. Don't waste any time on it

Fmovies: Having come across this film in need of a light afternoon watch, I watched the film with the expectation of cheesy, lighthearted comedy with some generic moral to the story; I wasn't too far off. However, I was incredibly surprised by how much I found myself laughing! The script in my opinion was terrifically written and there were some very relatable and convincing character performances.

I am quite disappointed by the mass of poor reviews for this film, no it is not a classic nor is it the most witty but it is a very fun, lighthearted, and warm watch. After all, what would you expect from a film that stars Adam Sandler and Chris Rock!

In my humble opinion, well worth a watch for a lazy afternoon.

So psyched to watch yet an other Adam Sandler comedy, sadly enough it was a big disappointment in each and every aspect; at no point during the movie I felt like laughing.

The Week Of fmovies. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this film. With a surprising amount of heart, The Week Of blends in some truly heartfelt performances with a very funny script. I had myself quite a few chuckles throughout the duration of the movie.

There's also a story. We haven't seen that in an Adam Sandler film for a while.

I'm giving this one an A- or an 8/10 on IMDb

With Netflix being the obvious option for a quickly funded show, it's a shame that stereotypical unfunny scripts like this one get to the production phase merely because of who is cast in the leading roles. Prediction: "The Week Of" will be forgotten faster than a David Spade stand-up special.

I like almost every Adam Sandler movie. From Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, Punch Drunk Love, and even Grown Ups. No doubt his Netflix contract or career is making him push out lack luster films, even though I laughed a few times with his last release with David Spade.

However, The Week of is weak. I did not laugh once in 45 minutes. The acting was labored, the storyline is old hat, and you can only get so much humor from an old uncle with no legs.

I understood that it was triumphant casting Chris Rock as a heart surgeon, but he wasn't funny. This is a very disappointing film that is not worth checking out.