It pisses me off that everyone walks all over Dave.
It pisses me off that Buddy just forcibly moves in with Dave.
It pisses me off that it seems like Buddy is trying to ruin Dave's life.
It pisses me off that Marisa Tomei is so gorgeous.
It pisses me off that Derek Jeter and Roger Clemens are in this movie.
It pisses me off that Roger Clemens is on steroids. (Just admit you used dude)
It pisses me off that the Yankees are in this.

Goosfraba. Goosfraba.

This is the monk that twisted your tits.

I find Jack Nicholson hilarious in this, he's like a little devil on your shoulder telling you to do all these evil things and then making everything worse. I feel pretty, oh so pretty, I feel pretty and witty and gayyyyyyy.

Part of my project to watch every Jack Nicholson film

The first film of my journey into the world of Jack Nicholson and his aurally stimulating voice.

This was Adam Sandler's last film that I actually thought was good, and obviously it's all down to the screen presence of Mr. Nicholson and his wonderfully slapstick comedic performance. It uses the typical template of an Adam Sandler film: it's extremely implausible, has whacky dialogue and an preposterously happy ending, but unlike the majority of his other films, I actually found this funny. It's extremely enjoyable, which is enough to compensate for it's sheer stupidity.

"You may not use rage enhancing substances, such as caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, crack cocaine, slippy-flippy's, jelly stingers, trick sticks, bing bangs or flying willards."

Dear Mr. Sandler,

Calm your ass down.
I don't mean you have to put a lid on your anger, but with all the bad films you've put out especially over the past couple years, enough is enough. The bullshit has to stop sooner or later.
How the hell you'd make a great film with a great performance in Punch Drunk Love and then follow up on this shit I'll never understand...

Love,
A concerned citizen,
Me.

PS...
Stop the bullshit.

Because it was on.

Avoided this for years due to a dislike of Adam Sandler.

Worth seeing for Jack's crazy assed performance alone!

Viewed on Netflix

Only watched this because today is Jack Nicholson's birthday & I felt like seeing him in something I've never seen before.
Well, it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. The ending is pretty bad but the rest of the film has some funny moments.
Sander did his thing, and Nicholson did his, but Jack does his thing a whole lot better.
Great cameos by Heather Graham, John C. Reilly & Woody Harrelson and horrible cameos by the NY Yankees & Mayor Giuliani.

Happy Birthday, Jack.

The ending of this movie is absolutely ridiculous, one of the most retarded ending I have ever seen.

Even if the borderline insulting ending is put to one side this is still a bad film. Its not particularly funny, which as a comedy is pretty much a death sentence.

Jack Nicholson is good but his character is so implausible that you are baffled as to how he has become an anger therapist. Till the stupid ending comes in and tries to fix all the huge plot holes.

Anger Management left me feeling bemused because the whole film is so ridiculous I don't understand how anyone green lit this film.

Funny but lacked at certain points. Loved the scene with Adam Sandler singing "I'm so pretty." Jack was funny and balanced being annoying and not. Marisa Tomei loved, and Adam was okay.

Buenos actores y por supuesto demasiado excelente el mensaje de la película, me encanto me hizo reír demasiado es una película para ver en familia y muy agradable. Se merece 5 estrellas.

This is the monk that twisted your tits.

I find Jack Nicholson hilarious in this, he's like a little devil on your shoulder telling you to do all these evil things and then making everything worse. I feel pretty, oh so pretty, I feel pretty and witty and gayyyyyyy.

A respectable Sandler film, especially with Mr. Nicholson.