Adam Sandler always impresses me.

Rating: Null/10 (8 December 2000)

I think that this movie is very funny with a great cast full of mostly talented actors. I could just watch this movie over and over and over. Wait, I have done that.
When I first heard of The Wedding Singer, I thought that it would never work. You have Adam Sandler a hilarious and truly talented actor paired up with Drew Barrymore, a very annoying and lack of...talent actress. As you can tell, I don't care for her that much. So I saw it and I just kept cracking up.
The cast does work well together. I just wish that they could have casted somebody else besides Drew Barrymore. Adam Sandler does good musical performances, and is down right crazy. The two main parts of Julia and Robbie are very well written out. The parts of Sammy, Glenn, Linda, Holly, George etc. are very entertaining. For the part she is given, Drew plays it well and makes a very well love interest for Adam's character. The cast working as one is unusually hysterical.
This film is good from start to finish. What does every hip and excellent film have to have? Nothing else but the wardrobe, music, and hair of the stylin' 80's. With little parts thrown in like at the dance club, and the hot-off-the-shelf CD player, this film depicts the era fairly okay, but not to the point where you're ready to hit Billy Idol over the head with Robbie's guitar.
The Wedding Singer is simple as many people have pointed out earlier. Boy meets girl and all of that perfect love. This is a simple story like that, but with a few twists and turns, it turns out to be a real winner of a film.