Just Go With It (2011) Review
PG-13 - Release Date - 11 Feb, 2011 - 116 min
Casts : Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston and Brooklyn Decker
Just Go With is a nicely woven, evenly told romantic comedy that would appeal to all love-struck generations. The story is about Danny (Adam Sandler), a man who has to lie about his unhappy marriage to get around women. He met and got close with Palmer (Brooklyn Decker) on the context of a lie only to be exposed to it very shortly. To repair the damage, he decided to make a few more stories to cover up his initial fumble. He then solicited the help of his office assistant, Katherine (Jennifer Aniston) to make Palmer forgive him and take him back again.
This story unfolds with a romantic storyline rooted in good-natured deceit and white lies. While Danny is busy keeping a relationship with Palmer, certain events forced him to return the favor of posing and lying to Katherine. This is because she chanced to meet with her sorority nemesis Devlin (Nicole Kidman) on their trip to Hawaii. After a few more series of romantic events, both Danny and Katherine realized that they’re the ones who are really made for each other.
This story unfolds with a romantic storyline rooted in good-natured deceit and white lies. While Danny is busy keeping a relationship with Palmer, certain events forced him to return the favor of posing and lying to Katherine. This is because she chanced to meet with her sorority nemesis Devlin (Nicole Kidman) on their trip to Hawaii. After a few more series of romantic events, both Danny and Katherine realized that they’re the ones who are really made for each other.
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