It ain't French cuisine, but it's still pretty good.

Rating: 8/10 (29 May 2005)

I read Roger Ebert's review before I saw this movie, which basically boiled down to this: "why can't Adam Sandler be more like a fancy French film? Why must he act like some...commoner?" Buddy, if you want to see some fine art, then go rent Crouching Tiger. This is just a movie for those of us who want pure, unadulterated laughs (yours truly included). I think this movie shows Adam Sandler at his best since Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison. I laughed my butt off during the first 15-20 minutes alone. Sure, the racist and stereotypical jokes are a bit overdone, but I still laughed out loud all the same.
If anyone expects this movie to match the grit of its predecessor, you'll be disappointed. However, if you just want to laugh your butt off to comedy without any overt social or political backdrop behind it, then by all means go see this movie. You won't be disappointed.