Considering its source – Steven Brill, the director of the Adam Sandler flicks "Little Nicky" and "Mr. Deeds" – "Without a Paddle" is comparatively tolerable. Though short on laughs, the movie ...

Without a Paddle Unstable mix of low comedy, ... Reynolds can be a very funny character comedian on demand, so it’s too bad he’s asked to pretty much play it straight here.

Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling is not a sequel to the 2004 film, nor are any of the original actors present. ... In their defense, I doubt Robin Williams could have made this funny.

"Without a Paddle" is yet another raunchy, gross-out farce, this one about smart-alecky city boys who have wacky adventures while exposing themselves in -- I mean to -- the great outdoors.

Without a Paddle is a worn out concoction of things you’ve already seen in other movies or in bad Saturday Night Live sketches. The only thing missing is a cameo by Canteen Boy. Scratch that, ...

Though the title of summer comedy Without a Paddle implies a camping-related snafu, it’s got a lot more to worry about than getting lost in the woods. By failing to satisfy any of its target ...

There's a scene near the end of Without a Paddle, a successfully infantile new spin on Deliverance, that involves a pair of plump survivalist pot farmers and a half-naked nebbish. As it happens ...

"Without a Paddle" was a fairly funny movie. It had some good jokes and, while it occasionally went for a stretch of time without any real jokes, that was made up for when the gags came off the ...

Never mind the clunky title. Overlook, if you can, the thin subject matter, stereotypical characters and overworked female bonding elements. That’s not what “Up the Week Without a Paddle” is ...

Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling is not a sequel to the 2004 film, nor are any of the original actors present. ... In their defense, I doubt Robin Williams could have made this funny.