Review: ‘Chuck and Larry’: An unfunny couple

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I now pronounce “INow Pronounce You Chuck and Larry” to be just as bad as most Adam Sandler movies. It features the dumb and over-the-top humor of sexism, racism, size-ism, especially homophobia, and — oh, the humanity! — that vile Sandler perennial otherwise known as Rob Schneider.

The story concerns two best friend Brooklyn firemen, the womanizing Chuck (Sandler) and the widower/single father Larry (Kevin James). They pretend to be gay life partners so that Larry can secure future domestic-partner pension benefits out of an unsympathetic city bureaucracy.

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