It's just a series of nonsensical events that at times are anchored by reality and at other times are pure fantasy.
No one would notice this lack of direction if the movie at least were funny.
Adam Sandler plays the latest in his long line of lovable losers. This one is Skeeter Bronson, a hotel handyman who longs for the day he will be in charge. We know he is supposed to be in charge by the narration supplied by Jonathan Pryce,...
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