Product: 50 First Dates (Widescreen Special Edition) (2004)
Rating: 4.0
Sweet and all around Good Natured Fun
I thought this movie was very sweet. It was some what predictable but I enjoyed it anyway because it was jut too sweet to pass up and sometimes you don't want a movie you have to think about or anything too heavy, this is perfect!Drew Barrymore's character, Lucy, has no short-term memory, so Adam Sandler's character, Henry, has to treat every encounter as their first. With the help of Lucy's friends, father and brother (played Sean Austin - Samwise) Henry and Lucy's relationship gets to blossom, everyday!It's just so sweet how far Henry will go to remind her that she loves him. Awwww....