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Although Sandler's sophomoric antics are obviously drawn from a pool of at least limited capabilities, often the viewer wonders if it is talent or just connections that get him into so many films. The formula is so thin from overuse that it's frayed edges are often the most perceptible substance. Adam, you're just not handsome enough to play Romeo in romp after romp. In this, his two Juliet's are both such shallowly perfect physical specimens as to leave the viewer wondering if the conspicuous consumerism so often the hallmark of Hollywood is not eclipsed by the shameless superficiality. Besides blonds with bursting boobs we are also treated to plastic surgery jokes, grating foreign accents of several flavors and inevitable gay bashing. Top it off with Sandler's repeated ad nauseam soul patch joke.

Great action and Father/Son drama, but other than a few "grep" and "kill" commands briefly flying by, there is not enough esoteric computer concepts to interest hard-core Tron-heads. I expected so much more with all that has been developed since 1982. They talk of a "grid" -- come on, that's power systems. Why not "cloud" as in "cloud computing". Where are the Google apps, "search" which is so ubiquitous now, firewalls, wireless, terabyte hard drives, memory sticks, streaming and connections into the multi-media world? I also found the quantum leaps in storyline a little too much to make, such as when Flynn & son simply vanquish the rouge programs without any new secret weapon or insight. And of course, the completely ridiculous feast of roast pig! WTF? Where did the food come from with "no sun" and why would a spiritual mediation practitioner be eating pork? Still there is enough there to make it worth watching.

Dude this movie rocks with great conflict comedy, social satire and the deliciously sexy Sophie Monk in one of her biggest roles yet! If you are at all enlightened/political you will love the female GW Bush character, the environmental jokes, the feminist humor amid wet tee-shirts,...

Gentlemen, don't be threatened by a chick-flick that straddles all sides of the aisle. Sit back and enjoy a drunk Rachael Dratch shouting "Do me!" as her friends haul her away. Parker Posey as the suck-up gopher who loves the environment and Amy Poehler as a wannabe "seven" girl also deliver in a big way.

Then there is the delectable Sophie Monk. Thank GOD she's getting larger roles. Girl you got it going on. Call me!