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The Longest Yard


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Variety
Sandler smartly balances the script's mix of cynicism and sentiment in his ingratiating lead performance. (And he's physical...
Entertainment Weekly
I can't help thinking that in this game of remake, points have been shaved.
The New York Times
Softer, louder and cleaner than the 1974 version, the new film sentimentalizes the prisoners and the game, filing down their...
The Boston Globe
It's surprising how much of the movie is flat and how predictable the gags are.
Chicago Sun-Times
The Longest Yard more or less achieves what most of the people attending it will expect.
New York Post
The characters sound like they were dreamed up during the drive to the set.
San Francisco Chronicle
An odd mix of amusing nonsense and nastiness that chugs along, hit and miss, until the last section, which is the best part ...
Slate
What was already a raucous put-on, a goof on Aldrich's brutal action movies, is now a hyperbolic, gross-out cartoon, with a ...
Film Threat
There are occasional guffaws, but none of the jokes are more amusing (or farfetched) than the premise that Adam Sandler ever...
Box Office Magazine
What was an utterly original blending of popular genres in 1974 has been refashioned as an utterly unoriginal retread of gen...
The Austin Chronicle
Segal's version is no sports-film watershed, either, but it is consistently entertaining, athletically brutal, and, more oft...
Empire
Homophobia, sexism, racism, ageism and OJ-ism pound against genre clichà (C)s as weathered as Reynolds' skin, bludgeoning yo...
Washington Post
Whether it's the sight of Reynolds squeezed painfully into a football uniform or the endless footballs-to-the-crotch and tir...
Salon Arts
People will go see The Longest Yard for all sorts of reasons -- its lively humor, the current of violence that's just under ...
Washington Post
The pleasure is entirely like eating cake made from cake mix. It's not like you don't know how it's going to turn out, or ho...
Richard Roeper
A Division III imitation of the original.

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Partial Film Information

Director: Peter Segal
Writer: Sheldon Turner
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Cast: Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds

Release: May 27, 2005
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