Happy Gilmore 2 (July 25, 2025, Netflix) Movie • Page 4

The hype is real!!!!

 

Thats My Boy is his funniest film of the last 2 decades. Love that one. I'd say Little Nicky was never that good, but Big Daddy is still enjoyable. Nothing will beat Billy Madison to Waterboy run.

 

Eight Crazy Nights is the worst of his that I have seen, but I haven't seen any of them in probably 20 years.

 

This take was wrong even in 2002

 

What is it, then? The one where is on a boat?

 

Chuck & Larry and Zohan are both much more egregious than Eight Crazy Nights, which, I don't know if it holds up, but was very fun at the time of release. I won't touch Jack and Jill since it seems like an obvious nadir but I have zero recollection of watching pieces of it with my father-in-law.

The Al Pacino Dunkin scene in Jack and Jill is legitimately very funny, if nothing else.

 

I forgot about Zohan! That movie was surprisingly really funny.

 

I will once again point to Rob Schneider in literal brown face as an Arabic taxi driver lol

 

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Weird Uncut Gems isn't on here.

 

Also, dont @ me.

 

Punch-Drunk Love, The Meyerowitz Stories, and Uncut Gems are on a different level, but they aren't really "Adam Sandler movies". It is kind of pointless to compare them.

 

Yeah, but PDL and Meyerowitz were on there

 

Uncut Gems rounds out that top 8, Some stuff in here I haven't seen in a long time

 

And it doesn't make much sense. The same would be trying to compare Carrey in The Mask or Dumb and Dumber to something like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

 

I completely forgot about Men, Women, and Children. One of the worst films ever made, but that is on Reitman.

 

I have a soft spot for Mr. Deeds because downtown Mandrake Falls was actually filmed in the downtown that I live in and have most of my life.

 

I got a soft spot in my heart for Bulletproof. It was one of the first R rated action movies my dad let me watch. I haven't seen it in like 25 years.

 

I remember renting it just because Sandler was on the cover when I was probably 9 or 10. I haven't seen it in probably about 25 years either.

 

Also I think there was a nugget of a good movie in Funny People, but the editing and runtime was awful.

 

Funny People is good but could be great if you trimmed 20-30 minutes off

 

He isn't the main character but from that list I have probably seen Airheads as much as any of the major Sandler movies. I remember it being on Comedy Central all the time. It isn't anything special but I was much more into the idea of being in a band back then so movies like that or That Thing You Do! really spoke to me.

 

I love the Sandman.

 

I’m mostly giving you shit, I just have a soft spot for that movie