Anger Management (PG-13, 2003)

Very funny movie. The part when Dave fought his old bully cracked me up. A fun movie for the whole family really.

Ok, this one is a little confusing. Anger Management is a hilarious comedy, with one of the best endings I have ever seen, even if it may be a little predictable to people who have seen movies like this before. That being said, this is one the most sexually crude movies I have ever seen that got a PG-13 rating. Most of, and I am not exaggerating, MOST OF the jokes require an explicit knowledge of sex to even get the funny part, and then, a lot of them just are not funny. That last bit may just be my opinion, and I encourage you to make up your own mind about this one, but I truly hope that you do not have a kid under the age of 14 who is able to comprehend every joke in this movie. Some of them are on the verge of being pornographic. Now that that's out of my system, let's get down to business. VIOLENCE: There are some fight scenes in this movie, including a very painful looking one involving a Buddhist (Don't ask, just don't). But then, with a title like "Anger Management", what do you expect? SPOILER ALERT: A gun is pointed at people in two seperate scenes, but is shown both times to be a water gun disguised as a real weapon, including in the last scene of the movie. I only put the spoiler alert up because that last scene isn't as good if you know the gun is fake from the get-go, so... SPOILER ALERT OVER. SEXUAL CONTENT: This category is involved in most of the jokes in this movie, including, but not limited to: Two lesbian pornographic actresses (who act visibly aroused through most of their scenes, and kiss in their first one), a trans-gender prostitute (a deeply make-up covered Woody Harrelson), many, MANY penis jokes, and various other scenes. LANGUAGE: Not as bad as many other comedies of this type, but still rough, with many uses of the "S" word, one F***, and other T.V. friendly, but still obscene words. In summary, despite all the many jokes that cause me to BEG you not to let your younger children see this, this is a very funny movie, and you will love seeing the normally distinguished (minus his role as the Joker), actor Jack Nicholson act as crazy as he does in this film. There will be many times you will cringe at jokes, but you will laugh just as much, if not more, even though this is NOT a movie I would recommend for family viewing. For the record, that fourth star is for the last 20 minutes of the movie, which made everything else worth it. Thanks for reading! :)

Change Rated R: For Strong Sex, Strong Language, Slapstick Humor, and Drinking

Adam Sandler just can't make good movies. With the exception of The Wedding singer and Punch drunk Love, all of Sandler's movies are some of the worst excuses for a movie on earth. How can anyone think they are good? It's insane! Have teens really devolved in taste so much that they would give Waterboy or Billy Madison five freaking stars? I'm sorry, but it is so pathetic.

No way. We found this show one we would not repeat. As an adult, I don't like to listen to that much foul language and the sexual talk was over the top. It made little sense and I was frustrated through the entire show. Senseless plot and not a good role model for solving problems in life.

It was really great! The ending was even better! I suggest you go see it!

Another Adam Sandler movie. His movies are hilarious and not really all that inappropriate. Anger Management is his usual comedy (not like Punch Drunk Love) but the sexual themes make it a bit more suggestive than Big Daddy. Still, I would give it the oscar so easily.

extremely funny but inappropriate

Adam Sandler showed in Punch Drunk Love that he can be a great sincere actor. Here he does the same stupid, disconnected performance that gets him money. Why not be daring and make another good movie? Is he scared? Jim Carrey pulled it off with The Truman Show, Man on the Moon, and the Majestic.