DEFINITELY not a movie for children. ADULT movie.

Took my wife and 13 y.o. daughter to see this movie. Two complaints. First, the sex scenes, such as Adam Sandler's breast fondling and the babes in the bedroom, are not appropriate for a 13 y.o. I got no problem with that in an R rated movie, but not PG-13. I would never have taken my daughter to see this movie had I known. Second, the moralizing about gay tolerance at the end was pure pandering to get the rating changed from R to PG-13. Guess you can have all the "f*ggot" jokes and gay stereotypes you want as long as you redeem yourself in the end. Too transparent. I think many gays will be offended by that.

Chuck and Larry is about two firemen who pose as a homosexual couple, to gain benefits so their kids could be taken care of if something happens to them. Much of the humor is what you would expect, from what subject of the movie. I feel the PG-13 rating is right on.

Ok how many "screaming idiot loser who gets the girl in the end and no matter what you do wrong in life it's ok in the end because you were sorry and we'll let you off the hook" Adam Sandler movies can we really have in this lifetime? ALL HIS MOVIES ARE THE SAME. All of them, with slight variations in each one. There's a reason why people identify with "Happy Madison," the names of his movies are just about the only thing that set them all apart. The REAL message of this movie is lie, cheat, and steal, and in the end as long as you're sorry, then it doesn't really matter what you tried to get away with, whom you tried to rip off, etc. Typical Adam Sandler storyline, textbook Hollywood-isms. Two enthusiastic thumbs DOWN -not a good moral to teach kids.

My title says it all. it was dumb and not needed

I thought it was funny, and it's one of my favourite Adam Sandler comedies so dar. If you do let your kids watch it, expect jokes about prostitution, homosexuality, fat jokes and a blow up doll which happens to be a sex object. Other than that have fun and enjoy if you do watch it.

I went to see this movie with my girlfriend the exact day it came out. It contains a lot of stereotypes, from gay, to fat, to asian. It is indeed a funny movie but very offensive if you don't take jokes too well. Maybe because none of the stereotypes applied to me. But it was a good movie. It di have some sort of message but it was lost in the humor. If you love Adam Sandler films, and you are able to understand wat is a joke and what's not, then this is a good movie to see. If you are quick to find offense to crude and offensive jokes then this is probably not a good choice. I would have to agree with the age recommendation of 15+. I am 15 and my girlfriend is 16 and we enjoyed his movie. But I wouldn't recommend it to younger teens and definitely not for kids.