Well, I was expecting a movie with a lot of stupid jokes, and that's what I got. All of the humor came either from racial stereotypes or from sexual innuendo, though to its credit it still managed to be decently funny. The main message about Israel and Palestine getting along instead of fighting wasn't very heartfelt and seemed to just be there for the sake of being politically correct. It could've been a lot more meaningful if they'd made sarcastic jokes about how pointless the whole conflict is, instead of just about how funny the middle east is. Still, this is an Adam Sandler summer movie, so it's just supposed to be light, harmless fun, and I believe it does succeed at that. It's a good movie to rent and watch with friends, though don't expect anything more.