Anger Management

REVIEW
Jack and the jackass together for the first time! Introvert ad exec Sandler is mistaken for a hot-tempered bully, and is ordered by the court to spend time with therapist Nicholson. So, naturally, Jack moves in with him, and turns his life upside-down. A comedy that fails to deliver laughs, or make sense much of the time, or even to take advantage of the odd pairing of its two stars. Anger Management amounts to nothing more than a screeching, audience-winking, low-brow piece of high concept that suggests that the suits in Hollywood think that any by-committee project with the "right" stars can be made -- and the movie-going public fell for it again.