Product: 50 First Dates (Widescreen Special Edition) (2004)
Rating: 2.0
Adam Sandler movie...you know how it goes...
In this movie, Adam Sandler is running around, falling down, and trying to win the affections of a forgetful Drew Barrymore...Drew plays an even more forgetful woman than her usual dazed self. She keeps re-living the same day in her mind--the result of an accident involving me and a heavy, metal bat. Just kidding, it was a car crash or something, not me with a metal bat...The thing that irritated me the most about this movie (besides the whole "Remember Happy Gilmore?" vibe) was Rob Schneider. This man has become gradually more irritating. I laughed at sensitive naked guy, and I could stomach him in some other Adam Sandler-sidekick role, but this...I wanted to sew the other half of his shirt and strike him throughout his every appearance.Adam Sandler was okay as the befuddled, romantic guy. Drew Barrymore fell right into the role of forgetful idiot. And Dan Akroyd makes an appearance as a doctor. A doctor bloated and stuffed with cheese puffs. All in all, not worth buying or reproducing for the stage.