
Just Go with It: A 117-Minute Comedy with One Joke and Two Razzies
Just Go with It (2011) review: Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston fake a marriage, gross $214M, and win two Razzies. A 117-minute comedy with one joke.


Just Go with It (2011) review: Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston fake a marriage, gross $214M, and win two Razzies. A 117-minute comedy with one joke.

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