That's My Boy

During his teenage years, Todd Peterson (Adam Sandler) was a wild child who got his high school teacher, Mary McGarricle (Susan Sarandon), pregnant. Todd and Mary subsequently moved in together and Todd became a single father, raising his son, Han (Andy Samberg), in a chaotic household. Decades later, Todd is a broke and washed-up dad who decides to reunite with his son, who is now a successful businessman, just days before his wedding. Todd's goal is to use this reunion to reconcile with his son and perhaps cash in on his son's newfound wealth.

That's My Boy was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and was a box office disappointment. The film was widely panned for its crude humor, predictable plot, and the performances of its cast, particularly Adam Sandler. It is often cited as one of Sandler's weakest films.

• Relies too heavily on gross-out gags and predictable humor.

• Adam Sandler's performance is considered by many to be grating and unfunny.

• The film lacks a coherent plot and relies on tired comedic tropes.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be a low-brow comedy with some finding moments of humor, while many others expressed disappointment with its crude jokes and lack of substance. The chemistry between the lead actors received mixed reactions.

The film's screenplay was originally titled 'I, Father' and was developed by David Caspe, who would later go on to create the TV show 'The Goldbergs'.