Product: 50 First Dates (Widescreen Special Edition) (2004)
Rating: 4.0
Works better than it could have due to star chemistry
Adam and Drew either really like each other or just have great screen chemistry because even the most juvenile moments seem sweeter when they are played off of each other. The premise is not so new --- the old amnesia thing --- but the idea of trying to make somebody fall in love with you again everyday provides ample opportunity for some silly, sweet wooing. Like the Wedding Singer before it, these two display a great timing with and appreciation of what each other brings to the screen. Sean AStin is also quite amusing in a supporting role. There is also a nifty reggae soundtrack that reworks some of the 80's classics. Overall it makes for an sweetly enjoyable diversion.