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There are few actors we dislike more than Adam Sandler. Once again, the infinitely annoying Adam unleashes his un-funniness on the world with Bedtime Stories, a film supposedly tailored for parents looking for family fare this holiday season.

Adam plays a hotel handyman who has to babysit his niece and nephew (Laura Ann Kesling and Jonathan Morgan Heit) for a week. He soon discovers that the bedtime stories he tells the young ones have an uncanny way of coming true - especially when the kids add their own twists to the tales.

Soon, gumballs fall from the sky, and monsters and midgets are traipsing about in broad daylight, giving Adam wonderful design ideas for the new hotel that his boss is launching. Naturally, it all ends happily ever after.

Cheap, unfunny and lazy in so many ways, Bedtime Stories is the worst release of the week. And despite this being Adam's first G-rated film (which mean anyone of any age can watch it), the fella still can't resist putting in some toilet jokes. Annoying, annoying, annoying�