Grown Ups Page #2

Synopsis: In 1978, five 12-year-olds win a CYO basketball championship. Thirty years later, they gather with their families for their coach's funeral and a weekend at a house on a lake where they used to party. By now, each is a grownup with problems and challenges: Marcus is alone and drinks too much. Rob, with three daughters he rarely sees, is always deeply in love until he turns on his next ex-wife. Eric is overweight and out of work. Kurt is a househusband, henpecked by wife and mother-in-law. Lenny is a successful Hollywood agent married to a fashion designer; their kids take privilege for granted. Can the outdoors help these grownups rediscover connections or is this chaos in the making?
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Dennis Dugan
Production: Sony Pictures
  3 wins & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
30
Rotten Tomatoes:
10%
PG-13
Year:
2010
102 min
$162,001,186
Website
32,347 Views


But we need to Milan tomorrow.

For Roxanne's fashion show.

- That is so sad.

But you are so great in Milan.

J 'Lo and Mark Antony went on vacation there.

Just across the street from the

como lake where George Clooney has a villa.

I read too many magazines.

Can I talk to you.

- Sorry, I'm going away.

He was ashamed.

Tom Cruise was married there too.

Thanks for the notice.

- What?

Why for a whole weekend?

It's vacation, they rent it to you

not for one night.

So your friends partying all weekend,

while you sit in Milan.

That was sweet of you.

- Our dear ...

it was your money.

- It's your, and my money.

All our money together and split it.

Nice hat, brings death

good in the room.

Bit nervous by the funeral.

There he is Hollywood.

- Mr. Greatness.

Do you think he represents Hulk Hogan?

No chance.

And so great is not it, eh.

Anyway, Rita's an exchange student.

I was on your calculator.

Now I know what happened to the fish tank.

Coach Robert "Buzzer" Ferdinando,

was a servant.

A beautiful word to describe

how he had for his fellow man.

He really is.

When he knew his time was almost over ...

He told me that one specific man,

who was talking about him.

Therefore I ask Lenny Feder forward.

Sorry, I'm totally unprepared.

I am extremely honored to

Coach asked me this.

I also feel bad because

I had not seen him for a long time ...

and he always wanted that I passed ...

and I was too busy ...

and I regret it.

I understand that the team from 1978 to

only championship team he once was.

And that is very impressive.

Judging from the talent we

had to offer.

Believe it or not, Rob and Mark

were then even smaller.

They had the talent that you never had.

The ball pass.

Someone must clearly learn

chicken legs to pass.

Just kidding.

I say goodbye to a great

part of our lives.

You have everyone in the room changed.

Hopefully we live our lives just like you ...

and we have no regrets as

the final buzzer sounds.

Let us bow in silence.

This had to stop after you.

This is madness.

Five dollars that he goes on one knee.

- Good.

Grow up.

- Look at him now.

Is not that angry, Rob.

What we find in Rob's girl?

Happy?

Saint Pauli grandma?

- She seems okay.

She's pretty.

- Me with a wig.

His daughter is what.

When Ben Franklin flew that kite

with key on it.

That was at her apartment.

He seems to love.

He was also in love with the first three women.

The impostor, the beater and the eater.

He was always madly in love so suddenly.

And one day he snaps,

and was quickly over.

Coffee, Mr. Feder?

No thanks.

Voluntarily offer coffee.

Drink it and learn, but what in the church.

But you reported me you wanted coffee.

- No, you drunk and studied.

So you study books in the church.

Come on, Rita.

Mama, I want some milk.

- Sure, come.

I'll give you something.

Quiet, not a big gulps.

You get stomach ache.

Your son is so cute.

How old is he?

He is 48 months.

That's four.

We wanted to quit last year,

but he so keenly desire ...

and we do not like to say no.

Honey, you can use a fork?

No!

She apparently got the memo.

I want that spot.

Respect the convertibles.

Nice that you took your piggy bank.

Look at you again.

- Come on.

Rob his car is also an UMPA Lumpa.

It's cute.

It is enough for one night.

Can you handle it?

Daddy, what does that machine?

- It takes away the moths.

Where?

- Hell.

Do not say that.

- Sorry, not hell, Mexico.

It gives them power

so they fall asleep.

Electric.

- They are electrocuted?

Then they die.

- Kill them?

Daddy, no!

- It is not.

They are all okay, I promise.

Look at this.

He still sleeps.

It's dead, Dad.

A porch swing.

I know what I'm doing this weekend.

Now he is dead.

Welcome back to 1978.

The summerhouse.

- Not just the same.

Was it really that big?

This is my kitchen.

- Enough about that.

Thank you so much.

Can you take me a favor.

- Is that an 'Outward Bound' thing?

It looks like an episode of Lost.

That would not you rather save.

- I play it like that.

Who gets which room?

I have mapped.

I reserved the water bath for

Gloria and myself.

You're doing the backstroke last night.

I want to swim with you tonight.

- We do not really swim ...

I mean ...

- That they should not know.

I do not even know what you mean.

- I do ...

Back to the room allocation.

Rob, do you want us around?

Yes, I do.

I want one near the toilet.

- Why can not the grandmother or swim?

Here is the Big Daddy.

The master bedroom.

Lenny must take.

No, let the children to him.

It's great for the kids,

to play together.

Come, share the room.

Do not you think?

Dad, what's the big box behind the TV?

The rest of the TV.

They did not always flat screens.

This is stuff from prehistoric times.

Yes, it is.

- I got a room with heat needed.

It's 95 degrees here or here.

- And it begins again.

I have bunions.

I have a remedy, with choirs ...

- Corn is corn, say.

Yes, he wants to sound mysterious.

- I like it so well.

Choirs.

It's fantastic.

- It's amazing.

Grease it and heats it.

Go straight to the infection.

My infection is damn big.

I did not know the olifantenman

lived in your shoe.

How can anyone here ever sleep

with Tobey O'Brien under the same roof.

You step on the border, woman.

What happened to the labradoodle?

Sounds like Steven Hawking.

His vocal cords are cut.

The neighbors complained, so the

was either that or kill him.

Wrong choice.

- He is part of the family.

Like a burglar hears

He certainly walks away.

"How much the turkey in the house?".

Besides, what happened to your son?

What about breastfeeding?

His beard will soon

fused with the breast.

He gets a milk mustache over

his real mustache.

When he was ten years and cycling

sits in the basket and his ma ...

Wait, I can.

Plus 50 points.

- Why are they in?

Why not enjoy the lake?

Or something in the woods doing?

Where was the time I was not sitting outside?

That time was not there.

We were always outside.

There was blood everywhere.

- I can not hear it.

Would he do it?

We had a high score.

- No more games.

No more messages and cell phones.

Keep playing outside now.

What should we do?

- Play as normal children.

Where's Becky?

Greg, when we were children convinced

our crazy things to your father.

That's right.

- I remember ...

Our shower curtains in one basket,

and went "sailing basket.

What sent you?

- Not.

And braking?

- By aanbotsen something.

We shot caps at each other.

Always someone to dazzle.

That is too much.

- No, do not ...

not above the face.

Find a tree.

We start.

Rob has one year as a long lived.

- Why?

My father took from me my skates.

- Flashback.

Wait, you mean this?

- What?

Nice.

- Rope to a tree.

You know what that means.

- We hang?

Seriously? You see a rope and

one more and you do not go crazy?

I would by ...

You know what ...

Let me.

Climb the highest rock.

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