That is how bad this movie is. Netflix has been allowing Sandler to phone it in for years now so it's really not that surprising that he is taking advantage of it. Each joke falls flatter than the joke before it and I can't even figure out which star's performance is more cringe-worthy, Sandler or Aniston. The film is trying SO desperately to be funny and effortless that it's obviousness shows and it comes across as bad community theater. Sandler has either played out all of his goofy cleverness or he just doesn't care anymore, and I am not sure which option is less depressing to cinema.