Decent to good watch, might watch again, and can recommend, but more for Happy Madison fans than actual murder mystery fans.

I'm not a particular fan of Jennifer Aniston, and Adam Sandler is an actor that has his moments, but this movie is almost written to present Sandler as sexist against men, his character is more of a stereotypical male jackass than usual, like his younger characters grew up and refined their jackassery.

That aside, this is an extremely well written movie, it's even well produced, beautiful and engaging. The problems seem to lie in that these horrible characters are dropped into a much more interesting story. I understand that is basically the premise, but everything to do with them is boring, it's barely funny, and I can't help thinking that Steve Carrell and Tina Fey would have rocked these roles, based on "Date Night". Or you could get more serious actors, with a comedic edge, to give it the gravitas it needs.

Hell, if we're doing random re-casts, then Steve Martin and Anne Hatheway come to mind, and just the idea of them as a couple onscreen for this is making me chuckle.

There is plenty to enjoy here, but unless you're already a fan of Sandler or Aniston, this isn't going to be the movie to make you be a fan.