That's My Boy!

A father (Adam Sandler) who had his son (Andy Samberg) at a very young age is released from prison and tries to reconnect with him just before his son's wedding. The father's impulsive behavior and attempts to relive his glory days create chaos and embarrassment for his son, threatening the upcoming marriage. The film follows their tumultuous efforts to build a relationship amidst the comedic fallout.

That's My Boy received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike, widely considered one of Adam Sandler's worst films. It was heavily criticized for its crude humor, nonsensical plot, and a perceived lack of comedic substance. The film performed poorly at the box office and is often cited as an example of a critically panned comedy.

• Panned for its relentless barrage of juvenile and often offensive humor.

• Criticized for a disjointed and uninspired plot that fails to deliver consistent laughs.

• Seen as a low point in Adam Sandler's career, lacking the charm of his earlier comedies.

Google audience: Google users were largely unimpressed with 'That's My Boy!', with many finding the humor to be crude and unfunny. While some appreciated the attempt at an unconventional father-son dynamic, the majority felt the film was forgettable and relied too heavily on shock value without a solid comedic foundation.

Adam Sandler received a Golden Raspberry Award nomination for Worst Actor for his role. The film itself was nominated for several other Razzies, including Worst Picture.

The film was originally titled 'That's My Boy' but was changed to 'That's My Boy!' to suggest a more energetic, though ultimately unfulfilled, comedic tone.