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Old 06-09-2008, 04:24 PM   #21
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What better entertainment than a break from the every-day thinking that an Adam Sandler no-brain-required comedy provides?


It always makes me laugh when people get upset about the money they spent seeing a movie like most of the Adam Sandler Genre, and were expecting something other than what he's already done.
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Old 06-09-2008, 04:27 PM   #22
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His best was Billy Madison. Spanglish was good because Paz Vega is hot and a google image search of her will make your day.
This thread inspired me to watch Billy Madison last night. Great flick. Happy Gilmore, Waterboy, Wedding Singer are all great as well. I'd put those in my top tier. 50 First Dates, Big Daddy and Mr. Deeds are the second tier of good movies, but not great. I didn't like "Chuck and Larry" much the first time, but it was better the second time. Still below the others.

Spanglish was an interesting flick. I may need to watch it again and see where I'd rate it.

I haven't seen Punch Drunk Love or Reign Over Me, but I'd like to.

I feel like I"m missing a movie as well. I think the trend here is pretty clear though, Sandler's movies for the most part have gone downhill.
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Old 06-09-2008, 04:29 PM   #23
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What better entertainment than a break from the every-day thinking that an Adam Sandler no-brain-required comedy provides?


It always makes me laugh when people get upset about the money they spent seeing a movie like most of the Adam Sandler Genre, and were expecting something other than what he's already done.
I have only seen one or two movies with him. And in those he was much tamer. The one involved him inheriting lots of money only to be lose it. And the other involved him inheriting a child.
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Old 06-09-2008, 05:04 PM   #24
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I have only seen one or two movies with him. And in those he was much tamer. The one involved him inheriting lots of money only to be lose it. And the other involved him inheriting a child.
Mr. Deeds & Big Daddy.

Ultimately, all his movies are the same, with some minor character & personality changes, except for some of those noted above (PDL, Spanglish, etc.). I'm personally more entertained by his movies which entertain on a more juvenile fashion, largely because I prefer my movie entertainment to be an escape from reality, and I go into those movies expecting them to be what they are.

It's easy to be disappointed when you have inappropriate expectations.
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PDL and Spanglish were terrible. Much worse than Little Nicky (which is saying something). Click was okay, but no Billy Madison or Waterboy (it's another more chick-flicky Sandler movie).
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PDL and Spanglish were terrible. Much worse than Little Nicky (which is saying something). Click was okay, but no Billy Madison or Waterboy (it's another more chick-flicky Sandler movie).
What was the purpose of the sunglass emoticon in the title of your message? I don't get it.
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Old 06-10-2008, 11:28 PM   #27
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What was the purpose of the sunglass emoticon in the title of your message? I don't get it.

He has to do that becasue his future is so bright.
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What was the purpose of the sunglass emoticon in the title of your message? I don't get it.
I think it's sort of like his Nicotine patch for the CougarBoard posting standard of placing half the post in the title...
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Over/under on Mars' age: 15. I'm going under.
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Old 06-13-2008, 12:52 AM   #30
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Over/under on Mars' age: 15. I'm going under.
That's not what I heard. I heard you're going down.
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