Well, well, well. Adam Sandler has made another movie. And he apparently has lost some talents in comedy. But he more than tries to make up for it with sexual exploits with older women in this movie. And no, it wasn't sexy.
Sandler plays Zohan, an Israeli with extra ordinary abilities who comes to the USA to hide from those who thought they killed him. But while hiding, he tries to become a hair dresser who can only give one haircut from the 80s and proceeds to nail many old ladies while giving it to them. Sounds very crazy and indeed it is.
Some of the plots have been reused from previous Sandler movies, while others were added. The ones that were added were OK, but nothing special. At least Emmanuelle Chriqui looked good at playing the Palestinian girl who ran the salon. But the action in this movie wasn't great.
Not the best Sandler movie you will ever see. "D+"
Sandler plays Zohan, an Israeli with extra ordinary abilities who comes to the USA to hide from those who thought they killed him. But while hiding, he tries to become a hair dresser who can only give one haircut from the 80s and proceeds to nail many old ladies while giving it to them. Sounds very crazy and indeed it is.
Some of the plots have been reused from previous Sandler movies, while others were added. The ones that were added were OK, but nothing special. At least Emmanuelle Chriqui looked good at playing the Palestinian girl who ran the salon. But the action in this movie wasn't great.
Not the best Sandler movie you will ever see. "D+"