Jack and Jill

Synopsis

Jack and Jill is a comedy film released in 2011 starring Adam Sandler in dual roles as Jack and his twin sister Jill. The movie revolves around Jack, a successful advertising executive, who dreads the annual visit of his quirky and annoying sister Jill. Chaos ensues when Jill overstays her welcome, causing havoc in Jack's life and relationships. As the siblings butt heads, they embark on a series of hilarious misadventures that test the limits of their bond. Jack and Jill is a heartwarming and comical tale of family ties, love, and acceptance, filled with quirky characters and laugh-out-loud moments.

Cast

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  Adam Sandler

  Jack / Jill

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  Al Pacino

  Al Pacino

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  Katie Holmes

  Erin

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  Elodie Tougne

  Sofia Sadelstein

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  Rohan Chand

  Gary Sadelstein

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  Eugenio Derbez

  Felipe / Felipe's Grandma

Reviews

Jack and Jill received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with many panning the film for its cringeworthy humor and predictable storyline. Rotten Tomatoes gave it an abysmal rating of 3%, citing it as 'one of Adam Sandler's worst films to date.' Metacritic also panned the movie with a score of 23/100, labeling it as a 'low point in Sandler's career.' While some viewers found the humor in the film enjoyable and appreciated the comedic chemistry between Sandler's dual characters, the majority of reviews criticized the lackluster script and repetitive gags. IMDb users rated Jack and Jill at 3.3/10, reflecting the overall disappointment in this Sandler comedy.