Never seen an Adam Sandler film before but was impressed by this one

Rating: 10/10 (6 April 2019)

The Longest Yard is an absolutely brilliant film which is very funny and entertaining and enjoyable to watch. The film which is about a man called Paul Crewe(played by Adam Sandler) who gets arrested and is put into Allenville Penitentiary one of the most cruelest prisons in the country. Whilst he is there an evil prison warden called Warden Hazen(played by James Cromwell) asks Crewe to form an American Football team to play against the prison guards. Crewe gets help from a Black guy called Caretaker(played by Chris Rock) to do this. With his help the two manage to form The Mean Machine one of the most craziest teams to ever play the game. Crewe is continuously pressurized about
the American Football team by the malicious warden Warden Hazen and gets one of the prison guards to kill Caretaker there and pins the murder of Caretaker on Crewe who has made friends, formed an American Football team and built a good friendship between him and Caretaker. When in an American Football game with the prison guards, the malicious and manipulative Warden Hazen wants Crewe to give up and let the prison guards win but that doesn't happen and when Crewes team wins the game, the malicious and manipulative Warden Hazen wants one of his prison guards to Kill Crewe who formed the team, but the prison guard refuses which makes the prisoners pour dirty water over Warden Hazen when winning the American Football game because Warden Hazen is a malicious and manipulative man who wants things all for himself. I'm not a fan of Adam Sandler but this film had some excellent acting by Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Burt Reynolds, Nelly, Michael Irvin, Walter Williamson, Bill Goldberg, Terry Crews, Bob Sapp, Nicholas Turturro, Dalip Singh (aka WWE American Wrester The Great Khali), Lobo Sebastian, Joey Diaz, Steve Reevis, David Patrick Kelly, Edward Bunker, William Fichtner, Bill Romanowski, Steve Austin, Kevin Nash, Brian Bosworth and James Cromwell.