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Movie : Jack and Jill

Release Date : November 11, 2011

Studio : Columbia Pictures (Sony)

Director : Dennis Dugan

Screenwriter : Steve Koren, Adam Sandler, Robert Smigel

Starring : Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Al Pacino

Genre : Comedy

MPAA Rating : PG (for crude material including suggestive references, language and comic violence)

Official Website : JackandJill-movie.com

IMDB Rating : 2.8

Storyline : Among the famous people who make cameo appearances in the new Adam Sandler comedy, Jack and Jill: Christie Brinkley, Drew Carey, Dana Carvey, Johnny Depp, Michael Irvin, John McEnroe, Shaquille O’Neal, Regis Philbin, David Spade and even Jared Fogle — the guy from the Subway sandwich commercials.

Total number of laughs that the amassed star power generates: one.

The bit with Depp, who has an amusing exchange with Al Pacino, made me chuckle.

Yes, Pacino is also in Jack and Jill, playing himself. His is not a cameo but a real supporting role. And unlike Robert De Niro, who often sleepwalks through his for-the-paycheck jobs, Pacino gives the movie his all.

Director Dennis Dugan is a TV and film (mostly TV) actor who has directed many of Sandler’s pictures, from Happy Gilmore to You Don’t Mess With the Zohan. He’s a yes man who is good at doing what he’s told — the epitome of a hack.

Jack and Jill contains long stretches of squirm-inducing tedium in which Sandler riffs and ad-libs far longer than he should, as if he thought that wearing a dress would immediately turn anything he did into comedy gold. Playing Jack Sadelstein, an ad executive dreading the annual holiday visit of twin sister Jill (also Sandler), the actor is obviously having fun. But the party doesn’t include the audience.

The film radiates a smirkingly self-satisfied vibe, and Sandler goes so far over the top as Jill — a whiny, needy New Yorker who has never used a computer, has never eaten Mexican food and apparently has never gone out on a single date — that I was gritting my teeth 15 minutes in.

Sandler is a capable actor: He has done good and sometimes-surprising work when paired with a strong director (Judd Apatow’s Funny People or Paul Thomas Anderson’s Punch-Drunk Love). But, left to his own devices, Sandler reverts to his worst, laziest habits. He forgets that what might have been tolerable in a three-minute Saturday Night Live skit becomes excruciating when stretched into a film. And this is one of Sandler’s PG-rated, child-friendly films, so, instead of any edgy humor, you get fart jokes, pratfalls and more fart jokes (I counted four, but there could be more).

Then there’s Pacino’s fascinating performance. This is arguably his first big sellout, but he earns every dollar. He plays himself as an arrogant manipulator who pitches a fit onstage when someone’s cellphone goes off during a performance on Broadway, talks to his service staff in gibberish to make people think he can speak foreign languages and relentlessly pursues Jill as a way of getting into character for an upcoming gig as Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha.

At the end of the film, when Pacino watches the song-and-dance TV commercial for Dunkin’ Donuts that Sandler’s adman persuaded him to do, he’s understandably horrified. “Burn this,” Pacino says. “ No one can ever see this.”

The joke, of course, is that he’s also referring to Jack and Jill. By then, it’s too late: He, Sandler and Dugan have already taken your time and money, along with what was probably a hefty check for product placement from Dunkin’ Donuts.

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