Cast was okay, Sandler and Aniston can be funny at times. Locations were luxurious, as befits the premise. Only the jokes bombed throughout, which isn't good for a film that is supposed to be a comedy. They were forced, juvenile, and generally unfunny, which made the entire effort forgettable as soon as you got up from your chair during the end credits. Apparently the producers were enamored enough with their effort that they dumped more cash on a sequel, which I read is an improvement over this movie (not that this is a very high bar), but after this I shall probably skip it, as the first installment doesn't offer a lot of opportunity for optimism. You may even consider starting the skipping right here with this one. I would advise you to.