Five school friends/teammates reunite all grown up now… and hilarity ensues. Or something like that. Check out the trailer video for “Grown Ups,” starring Adam Sandler, David Spade, Kevin James, Chris Rock and Rob Schneider.

Will you check out “Grown Ups” when it lands in theaters in summer 2010?

In “Bedtime Stories,” Adam Sandler plays Skeetor Bronson, a man who discovers that the stories he tells his niece and nephew begin to come true.

“Bedtime Stories” co-stars Russell Brand, Courteney Cox and Keri Russell and opens in theaters Christmas Day 2008.

1. Short Films – Undeniably, the short films are the best part of the show and really break up the cheesy presenter speeches that clog the works (and get few laughs). The 2008 MTV Movie Awards promises some great movie shorts too, with Ben Stiller, Mike Myers, Robert Downey Jr., Adam Sandler and Jack Black all getting in on the fun. Some of my favorite moments from the past MTV Movie Awards have been Ben Stiller’s short films.

C’mon, Ben Stiller as Tom Crooze?

2. Cool Categories – Forget about best acting… what about best kiss? That’s the category that movie fans really want to know. Other categories include Best Fight, Best Villain and Best Summer Movie So Far.

3. Host Mike Myers – Mike Myers never fails to pull out all the comedic stops, plus he’s got loads of energy to back it up. Sure, he’s plugging The Love Guru, but aren’t most of the stars there to promote something?

4. Musical Guests and Celebrity A-listers – Coldplay! The Pussycat Dolls! Okay, mostly just Coldplay, but I guess the Pussycat Dolls have some – ahem – appeal. Presenters include Will Ferrell, Sarah Jessica Parker, Lindsay Lohan, Steve Carell, Robert Downey Jr. and Seth Rogen.

5. MTV Movie Awards Opening Spoof – Who doesn’t look forward to the movie spoof? Even if it’s half as good as last year’s MTV Movie Awards opening with Sarah Silverman (watch video below), it’ll rock:

Conveniently timed with Adam Sandler’s new film, “You Don’t Mess With the Zohan,” Sandler will take the high prize for his long and successful career.

Previous MTV Generation Award recipients include Mike Myers, Tom Cruise and Jim Carrey.

Despite the broken ankle, Adam Sandler continues to work on production for his new film “Bedtime Stories.”

Keri Russell, Courteney Cox, Guy Pearce and Lucy Lawless co-star in “Bedtime Stories.”

Check out the trailer for Adam Sandler’s next film, “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan”:

A secret agent fakes his death, only to reappear as a hairstylist in New York.

Starring Adam Sandler, Emanuelle Chriqui, Rob Schneider, Henry Winkler, Mariah Carey, John Farley. Opens Jun 6th.