The Do-Over Trailer Announces a Memorial Day Release

<p>I watched <em>The Ridiculous 6 <&sol;em>last year because I&&num;8217&semi;m a glutton for punishment and do not value my limited time on this planet&period; Which is why I know that despite my disdain for Sandler&&num;8217&semi;s last Netflix-exclusive outing&comma; his next one will likely end up in my queue and watched before the end of Memorial Day weekend&period; <em>The Do-Over <&sol;em>has a very brief trailer above to remind you that <em>The Ridiculous 6 <&sol;em>exists and that the film will be released on Netflix on May 27&comma; 2016&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The plot for <em>The Do-Over <&sol;em>is not very original&comma; but lets take a look at it anyways&colon; A bank manager fakes his own death when a friend from his past returns to take him on an adventure&period; That sounds like a set up for a bunch of wild antics that mean nothing when strung together&comma; but hopefully that at least means the movie will move forward at a brisk pace&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Adam Sandler is not prone to making these movies without a cast and crew hes worked with before&comma; so expect to see some familiar faces&period; David Spade can be seen in the trailer&comma; who is an Adam Sandler regular&period; Based on the plot and trailer&comma; he is probably playing Sandler&&num;8217&semi;s friend that makes him fake his death&period; There is also Nick Swardson&comma; Matt Walsh&comma; Paula Patton&comma; and Luis Guzman&comma; as well as plenty of others&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Directed by Steve Brill&comma; who previously made some terrible movies &lpar;<em>Walk of Shame<&sol;em>&comma; <em>Drillbit Taylor<&sol;em>&comma; and a segment in <em>Movie 43<&sol;em>&rpar; and some that I actually enjoy &lpar;<em>Mr&period; Deeds <&sol;em>and <em>Without a Paddle<&sol;em>&rpar;&comma; chances are this won&&num;8217&semi;t be good&period; His only times working with Sandler have been relatively successful&comma; though&period; <em>Mr&period; Deeds <&sol;em>is a movie that began Sandler&&num;8217&semi;s downward trajectory into the worst films of all time&comma; but it was fun&period; The same can be said about <em>Little Nicky<&sol;em>&comma; which also had some laughs&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Unfortunately&comma; the two lead writers are Kevin Barnett and Chris Pappas&period; I&&num;8217&semi;m not going to throw stones at Pappas because I have not seen the one show IMDB credits him as writing&period; I will however state that Barnett&&num;8217&semi;s previous work of writing <em>Hall Pass <&sol;em>and <em>The Heartbreak Kid<&sol;em> is troublesome to say the least&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><em>The Do-Over <&sol;em>will probably not be good&comma; but we&&num;8217&semi;ll just have to wait and see when its released on May 27th&comma; 2016&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><strong>Source&colon; <a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;youtube&period;com&sol;watch&quest;v&equals;12A5mW8PPys">Netflix YouTube<&sol;a><&sol;strong><&sol;p>&NewLine;