Right before his wedding, an uptight guy is tricked into driving his grandfather, a perverted former Army general, to Florida for spring break.
Shockingly awful and utterly charmless, this is a dirty, rotten shame of a film.
If the film has (fleeting) moments of shamelessly low-brow, American Pie-style appeal, even this is undone by the lame final act.
The great man’s late career continues to baffle as he plays a widower lusting after bikini-clad young women on a road trip with grandson Zac Efron.
Verdict: Unimaginably tasteless.
There are a few moments of hilarity, but most of the film seems merely grotesque. It's baffling as to what draws De Niro to such material when he should be playing Willy Loman or King Lear.
Robert De Niro and Zac Efron earn a place in cinema’s hall of infamy with an atrocious bad-taste comedy.
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