It feels like you're watching a cultural artifact of a civilization in decline. I've seen my fair share of craptacular cinema, and yet this movie is bad on a rarely seen level of human tragedy it feels like the movie came from a different dimension, where they had no concepts of human relations, reactions, expectations, or senses of humor. Sandler plays a rich ad exec and his braying, boorish twin sister, who Al Pacino, in a strangely committed performance as himself, falls in love with for no discernable reason. The movie swept the Razzie Awards in all categories this year, a historic feat. I was anticipating bad, I was anticipating outlandishly bad, but nothing can prepare you for how stunning and jaw-droppingly awful Adam Sandler's reported comedy Jack and Jill truly is.
