You Don't Mess with the Zohan
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Those not sick of Adam Sandler's schtick must be looking forward to You Don't Mess with the Zohan. Others? Not so much.

To get a reading of the movie itself, though, take a look at what various critics had to say about it...

- Zohan is, against all odds, Sandler's funniest effort in close to a decade. Not exactly a monumental feat given the junk he's recently made a mint foisting on the American public, but still... - Slant Magazine

- A genial, hit-and-miss return to the ridiculous for Adam Sandler... -- Hollywood Reporter

- In Zohan, Sandler, his co-writers and director Dennis Dugan keep tossing away jokes and throwing away significance... -- New York Press

- For all its perceived shock value, all the concern that a comedy about conflict in the Middle East would offend just about everyone imaginable, You Don't Mess With the Zohan is really rather conventional and familiar... -- Associated Press

Don't worry, we're not gonna mess with the Zohan.

But we are gonna post the following photo montage of this Adam Sandler comedy. We're hoping he doesn't mind.

Click on the following thumbnails now for larger versions of each picture. The movie opens on June 8.

You Don't Mess with the Zohan met the NBA a couple weeks ago.

Star Adam Sandler was featured alongside Baron Davis in a commercial for the playoffs. While Davis' Golden State Warriors didn't even qualify for the NBA post-season, Sandler hopes his film is a hit with movie goers.

Check out the spot now:

You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have... Mrs. Garrett and Adam Sandler making love?!?

Charlotte Rae, best known for her role as a girls' boarding school headmistress on the 1980s sitcom The Facts of Life, enjoys a random cameo in Sandler's upcoming comedy You Don't Mess with the Zohan.

Rae, 82, told the Associated Press that she and Sandler's character get it on in the movie, in which he plays an undercover Israeli commando who goes disguised as a hair stylist. So, how was Sandler in the sack, Charlotte?

"On a table from one to 10, I rate him 'not bad.'"