No joke: "Funny People" falls flat at box office
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Adam Sandler suffered his worst opening at the North American box office in almost five years on Sunday with "Funny People," a chart-topping comedy darker than the low-brow fare beloved by his young fans.<div class="feedflare">
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