Jack and Jill
2011, Comedy, 1h 30m
116 Reviews 50,000+ RatingsWhat to know
Although it features an inexplicably committed performance from Al Pacino, Jack and Jill is impossible to recommend on any level whatsoever. Read critic reviews
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Thanksgiving is usually a happy time, but ad executive Jack (Adam Sandler) dreads the holiday because his twin sister, Jill (also Sandler), makes her annual visit. When Jack and his sister get off on the wrong foot, the only way to make it right is to invite her to stay through Hanukkah. But, when actor Al Pacino (Al Pacino), whom Jack desperately needs to star in a commercial, takes a shine to Jill, Jack may be forced to extend his sister's visit even longer.
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Adam Sandler
Jack, Jill
Jack, Jill
Katie Holmes
Erin
Erin
Al Pacino
Self
Self
Allen Covert
Otto
Otto
Nick Swardson
Todd
Todd
Eugenio Derbez
Felipe and Felipe's Grandma
Felipe and Felipe's Grandma
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Dec 23, 2015I don't want to know how badly disappointing this film is and Al Pacino is in it? What a surprise.EpicLadySponge t Super Reviewer
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Mar 23, 2013"Jack and Jill" pummels us with its insulting stupidity and leaves us in a vegetative state.Eddie C Super Reviewer
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Jul 15, 2012I'll admit there are few funny moments and Al Pacino does give laughs, but lets face it, you have the director of Grown Up's and he made a tiresome script in here, it was annoying to have Adam Sandler with a twin sister and the laughs just seem really forced. Jack and Jill is the worst Adam Sandler movie and he should find another director to work with him cause the director isn't going anywhere with these movies, and I still can't believe he is making Grown Up's 2, god....Angel G Super Reviewer
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Jun 26, 2012I was anticipating bad, I was anticipating outlandishly bad, but nothing can prepare you for how stunning and jaw-droppingly awful Adam Sandler's reported comedy Jack and Jill truly is. The movie swept the Razzie Awards in all categories this year, a historic feat. Sandler plays a rich ad exec and his braying, boorish twin sister, who Al Pacino, in a strangely committed performance as himself, falls in love with for no discernable reason. I've seen my fair share of craptacular cinema, and yet this movie is bad on a rarely seen level of human tragedy; it feels like the movie came from a different dimension, where they had no concepts of human relations, reactions, expectations, or senses of humor. It feels like you're watching a cultural artifact of a civilization in decline. I haven't been a fan of Sandler's brand of naughty-yet-safe humor for a while, but this movie is weirdly cruel to all sorts of people, like Mexicans, atheists, adopted kids, Jews, and human beings with working senses of humor. The quality of comedy includes gems like, "Play twister with your sister," and, "These chimichangas are making a run for the border." The rampant and nakedly transparent product placement for Carnival Cruise and Dunkin' Donuts is obscene. This is a charmless, witless film, and when it tries to wring actual emotion out of its daft scenario, the whole enterprise just implodes. Jack and Jill is so odious, torturous, reprehensibly bad that it feels like one of the joke movies that Sandler made in 2009's Funny People. You feel like the entire movie is one long joke put on by a contemptuous Sandler. I think my good pal Eric Muller had it right; we're on the tail end of Sandler's deal with the devil. Jack and Jill is why the terrorists hate us. Nate's Grade: FNate Z Super Reviewer
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