It follows Max (Sandler) and Charlie (Spade) as unsuccessful, miserable men who are fed up with not getting the life they dreamed of.
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The life of a bank manager is turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure.
The only problem is the new identities they picked out for themselves belong to a pair of crooks with a big target on their backs. Then Sandler shows up, and the movie becomes a party-driven buddy comedy in the vein of something like Grown-Ups. The first movie came out past year with the release of The Ridiculous Six, which was streamed often, but wasn’t exactly of the highest quality.
Two days after the company’s stock fell over 12% after reporting Q1 earnings Monday, the company quietly released the official trailer for Sandler’s next picture, “The Do-Over”. “The Do-Over” stars Adam Sandler and will be the second movie released as part of a four picture deal between Netflix and Happy Madison Productions. The cast includes Paula Patton, Kathryn Hahn, Sean Astin, Luis Guzmán and Nick Swardson.
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You’ve got to figure the notion of a “do-over” is kind of intoxicating to Adam Sandler.
