It´s a nice day for a white wedding...

Rating: Null/10 (1 December 2000)

We´re in the year 1985. Adam Sandler is Robbie Hart, the wedding singer. He is going to marry his girlfriend Linda, his big love. But she leaves him - on the day of their wedding! He tries to get over it. But there´s also Julia (Drew Barrymore), a waitress he knows from a few weddings where he played with his band. She´s engaged with Glenn, an arrogant stock trader. She is going to marry him. Robbie doesn´t want to confess that he´s already fallen in love with Julia. So what?
Usually I don´t like Adam Sandler´s humour! But this one is an exception. A romantic comedy was the last thing I expected of him. Though I think that the 80´s were possibly the worst decade in cultural points - especially bad movies, besides some exceptions like "Blade Runner", "Das Boot", "E.T.", etc. - "The wedding singer" made some nice memories come up in me. It was a nostalgic trip. And Drew Barrymore was cuter than ever. Not to forget the cameos of Steve Buscemi and Billy Idol. An enjoyable, light comedy.