Where are the funny parts?

Rating: Null/10 (22 February 1999)

A friend of mine suggested this as the Sandler movie to see. And as I am in the midst of planning a wedding myself, I thought I'd roll the dice and gamble my $2.99 at Blockbuster.
I can only guess as to Sandler's appeal. Perhaps he would be funny if I were 13 again. But this movie was insipid and insulting. Drew Barrymore is always lovely to look at, but the rest of the movie is as flat as a two-day-old beer, and even less funny.
It was fun, I admit, to see the references to the 80's and mark the passing of Flock of Seagulls, junk bonds, and 80's hedonism. But otherwise this movie was just plain dull.
Blockbuster is three bucks richer, and I didn't even get a chuckle out of the deal!