Adam's best performance yet!!!!!

Rating: 9/10 (20 March 2007)

Happy's golfing talents are discovered in this action-packed sports comedy movie that drove into the box-office this week. Ice Hockey "wonnabe" Happy Gilmore introduces his 400 yard golfing talent and begins to change the way of golf as the IRS re-processes his grandmothers home due to not paying taxes. Happy( Adam Sandler) has a well under par golf performance, but a spectacular acting one as he hits the spot every time.
As a rejected Ice Hockey player, Happy discovers his golfing talents and ex-pro Chubbs Peterson (Carl Weathers) helps him progress. Gilmore with his popular 400 yard drives is aiming for the hole-in-1's to raise the money required to get his grandmothers house back. Happy's talent and rage creates the media interest that he needs to join the Pro tour. Competing with bitter rival Shooter McGavin (Christopher McDonald) on the tour, they have their ups and downs to say the least and the practical jokes keeping coming.
Comical moments are throughout this box-office spectacular such as the soaking of Gilmore on the green at 9pm where he expects to meet the other pros' and his rival Shooter is to blame. Gilmore's anger and rage threatens his place on the tour which Shooter encourages his being thrown off. But due to the public interest and viewing figures Gilmore brings he remains on the tour although the outburst the fight with Bob Barker isn't the best moment for Gilmore.
Gilmore's anger is a key part to this comical film as several times throughout the film he lets himself go as he relieves his anger. Such as at the mini golf course he decides that the clown that keeps laughing at him when he misses a put would be better without a big red nose. Or the fight on the Pro AM with Bob Barker after they come last and Bob isn't pleased or the pushing of Happy's caddy but none the wiser Happy believes it's just someone pinching his clubs.
Adam Sandler has yet another comical film but this has to be rated as his best performance yet in a positive acting career. This film is a sports comedy which is a must-see although the rating of 12 is appropriate as there are some sexual comical references. Gilmore has made this a must-see and the film is well worth a top spot at the box office as Gilmore bring a whole new life on golf.