Adam Sandler: 50 First Dates; Anger Management; and The Wedding Singer. Other great comedies: Ruthless People; The Sure Thing; Better Off Dead; Bill Murray and Gina Davis in Quick Change.
Adam Sandler gets a TON of hate these days but this era of Sandler is just pure gold. This, Billy Madison, Big Daddy, Wedding Singer, all excellent movies.
Bob Barker was the best cameo! "The price is wrong, b*tch!" This is my favorite Adam Sandler movie outside of "The Wedding Singer." That's a crazy one too.
I remember randomly tuning into the Price is Right one day. As they were coming back from commercial, the entire audience was going nuts cheering hooting and hollering. Bob Barker resumed the show but the audience wasn't stopping. He stopped and started laughing "For those at home... While we were on break the entire crowd pressured me into a reenactment of my famous movie scene." 🤣
Yes, Billy Madison would be a great next Adam Sandler movie. Along with Happy Gilmore and Waterboy, those three are probably the most iconic and timeless Sandler movies. Big Daddy and Wedding Singer are also great.
Fun Fact: Bob Barker is a black belt in karate and was trained by Chuck Norris and his brother Aaron. He volunteered to fight Adam Sandler in their scene together in Happy Gilmore.
I thought I should mention that the tall actor with the nail in his head, Richard Kiel, had previously appeared in a certain movie franchise you've been looking at on this channel. He appeared as a villain, Jaws, in the James Bond movies "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Moonraker", which were made when Roger Moore was 007.
"That guy's scary, like a male Nurse Ratchet..." 🤣🤣🤣 Ben Stiller plays a great villain and needs to do so more often! For an early but great villainous Ben - Heavyweights
the homeless caddy is played by Alan Covert. he shows up in almost all of Adam Sandler's early movie. he also wrote and starred in an incredibly funny movie called 'Grandma's Boy'
Sandler plays a variation of the same type of character in every single movie. He's always either a man-child of some sort or someone that used to be one. As a result, when he takes on a serious role he's an excellent actor by sheer virtue of experience. There was even talk of getting an Oscar for one of his latest movies, Uncut Gems.
Bob Barkers neighbor was Chuck Norris who trained him for decades. He even earned a black belt. Barker agreed to be in the movie, but he had to win the fight. I think that makes the movie much better.
Always happy to see anything that makes Jen smile! This is probably my favourite Sandler movie, but Wedding Singer and Anger Management are good times too 😁
If you haven't seen Billy Madison or the Waterboy yet those are great too. Loved this reaction Jen it's a pleasure to hear you laugh and enjoy these types of movies
It's been a little while, but the guy yelling "Jackass!" had a small part in another movie you've watched on here. Joe Flaherty was in "Back to the Future Part II" as the Western Union man who gave Marty the letter in the rain.
The big guy with the nail in his head is Richard Kiel. You will see him as one of the most iconic (and creepiest!) James Bond villains as Jaws, in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.
EXCELLENT choice for a comedy film and reactions, Jen!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Two of the higher rated Sandler comedy films are "50 First Dates" (2004) and "The Wedding Singer" (1998). Coincidentally Drew Barrymore co-stars in both. You might want to consider the Horror/Comedy genre too, Jen. They seem to do well on viewership. "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" (2010), "Zombieland" (2009), and the Cornetto Trilogy which includes: "Shaun of the Dead" (2004), "Hot Fuzz" (2007), & "The World's End" (2013). As I recall these films usually do well in reactions.
When I was a kid a VHS of Happy Gilmore mysteriously appeared at our house and I watched it so many times. It'll always be my favorite Adam Sandler movie
There actually is a cut for the movie that Happy beats up the Ben Stiller character. It was the TV version if I remember correctly but you can find the scene on TH-cam.
Jen, remember the guy with the nail in his head when you get to the Roger Moore era of James Bond. He's famous for playing a very memorable villain in two of those movies.
Happy Gilmore is an all-time comedy classic, I loved seeing your reaction. Little Nicky, Waterboy, and Don’t Mess With the Zohan are all underrated super funny Sandler flicks, but Uncut Gems is a goddamn masterpiece if you want to see him in something more serious 🤙🏼
Did you recognize Happy’s love interest as Julie Bowen from Modern Family? Oh and when you continue watching James Bond movies you’ll be seeing more of the really big guy, Richard Kiel. It’s going to be a few movies before you see him though, and he’ll look a bit different.
For a '90s comedy, I'd also suggest a Mike Myers flick called "So I Married An Axe Murderer". Hasn't got as much notice these days as others, probably due to his Austin Powers movies that came after. Makes fun of romantic comedies, and the characters are great (like playing his own Scottish Father, and Viki the Alcatraz Tour Guide).
Fun fact: The guy with the nail in his head was James Bond royalty. The late Richard Kiel was one of the most popular Bond characters aside from Bond, Blofeld, Q and even Moneypenny, but to tell you who he was would spoil the reveal. Suffice to say, if you watch them in order, you're in for a treat.
Hi Jen. Glad you enjoyed this movie. It was a legend back in the 90's. I'm definitely here for Billy Madison when you react to it and more classic 90's comedies. So many references made in this film to characters and skits from Saturday Night Live. If you want a fun comedy deep dive, check out some of those old episodes from 1990-95. Maybe that could be a good exclusive Patreon series of reactions, IDK. Anyway, would absolutely love to see you react to more of the SNL alumni comedies, feat. Mike Myers, Chris Farley, David Spade, Norm MacDonald, Rob Schneider...
That was wheezetastic jen its always so much fun enjoying a movie with you especially ones that make you laugh so much and just have a great time 🙌 always great seeing the captions in your older videos a fantastic job as always. Seeing the subway ad im with you jen i could defo eat a sub rn 😋 . Ive tried hitting the ball happy Gilmore style and its so hard to hit it anywhere sensible lol . The guy shaking his head throughout was the pro golfer lee Trevino doing a cameo . Adams family reaction this morning , happy Gilmore now and con air just dropped what an awesome trio 🎉 youre just the best jen 🔥💙🔥💙
A fun time as always , this is Just one of those movies much like Ghostbusters that if i catch it on i will just watch it 🙂 seeing how much you enjoyed it jen id say the waterboy is another adam Sandler movie that you will enjoy its wholesome and just a not gotta thonk touch just have a good time movie and will put a smile on your face i guarantee it 👍 no wisdom nuggets today but ive enjoyed your reactions a lot you're awesome jen 🎉
@ 21:36 ever since i was younger I always thought it was significant that after being hit by a car and injured he loses his long drive and shooter's drive in this scene is BARELY further than Happy's. Shooter sucks! I was also annoyed that they didn't just make a rigid glove that looks like a prosthetic for the character Chubbs to wear instead of 'holding' onto a fake hand, making his right arm about a foot longer than his left lol. I've probably only seen this movie a couple hundred times haha! You should watch "Airheads" from 1994! It's got Sandler in it, but also Steve Buscemi and Brendan Fraser! "Bulletproof' is another HIGHLY underrated Adam Sandler movie (also has Damon Wayans and James Caan!). I hope you see these suggestions and add them to the list!!!
Great reaction to Happy Gilmore!( Little footnote, since you are making your way through the Bond films; the "Nail Guy" plays one of the more famous Bond villans which you will see in the Moore-era) My fav Adam Sandler movie is the Wedding Singer, which is what I would suggest. Rom-com full of 80's nostalgia w/Sandler humor. Think it would be right up your alley, Jen
@@jenmurrayxo Jen, most of Adam Sandler’s movies from Billy Madison (1995) to 50 First Dates (2004) are all very funny, heart warming worth watching. Even after that, The Longest Yard and a few others I’ll list here, were pretty good. After that it seemed like he just sort of ran out of ideas and and wasn’t 100% in it anymore. He has some good serious roles too, if you want to check out the more dramatic roles. Punch Drunk Love Spanglish Reign Over Me Uncut Gems My Adam Sandler comedy recommendations: Billy Madison The Wedding Singer The Waterboy Big Daddy (I think this will be one of your absolute favorites) also stars a very young little Cole Sprouse. Mr. Deeds Anger Management 50 First Dates Just Go With It Blended A little fun fact: the guy who played Doug Thompson in Happy Gilmore is the director Dennis Dugan, and did some of Adam’s best movies.
Oh, I almost forgot. Keep an eye out when you watch his movies for the cast members who are in most of his movies. Allen Covert, for example played the homeless caddy in Happy Gilmore, and he’s in a bunch of Adam’s movies.
"Airheads" for sure, with Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Brendan Fraser, Judd Nelson, Michael McKean, Harold Ramis, Chris Farley, Ernie Hudson and David Arquette among other actors. Even a cameo from Lemmy!
Hey Jen, "Happy Gilmore" is definitely my top Adam Sandler film but an extremely close second, and the next film I'd like you to react to is "The Wedding Singer" (1998 - an absolute 80s blast!). Along with these: "The Waterboy" (1998); "Billy Madison" (1995); "Big Daddy" (1999); "50 First Dates" (2004); "The Longest Yard" (2005); "Anger Management" (2003); and a tie between "Mr. Deeds" (2002) and "Click" (2006). Another great comedy film that he produced but doesn't star in is "The House Bunny" (2008) which always leaves me in stitches! That needs to be on your list too. Ben Stiller's role was definitely a great side character for the film. "It's all in the hips." 😄😄 📽❤️
Just in from work. I put your '90s films playlist' on autoplay last night, currently at #27 of 60 films on that playlist. Hope this helps your algorithm rhythm. 💜
Also good by him are Billy Madison, Spanglish, and 50 First Dates. Good films by other SNL alumni are Wayne's World, Tommy Boy, Deuce Bigelow, and Joe Dirt.
Another great reaction Jen! You have such pure and positive energy! I would definitely suggest Billy Madison, Click and The Wedding Singer. Have you thought about any Jim Carrey movies? Dumb And Dumber is a great one to start with.
Have you seen Wild Hogs? John Travolta, Tim Allen, William H Macy, and Martin Lawrence. It's a comedy. Also another good golf movie is Tin Cup starring Kevin Costner.
And you can count on ME liking this video... not in a parking lot though. Also I hate myself for this but at 8:44.... that's what she said. Also also the love interest is the mom from Modern Family and the big dude with the nail in the head played Jaws in the Bond movies.
"He's a man-child!" Adam Sandler's best brand of comedy! The era of Sandler movies/cameos from his time on SNL (90-95) to the end of the century are all pretty great. Underrated picks from the era are Bulletproof (with Damon Wayans) and Airheads (with Brendan Fraser and Steve Buscemi). Post 2000, I only really enjoy him in cameos, Punch Drunk Love, and Anger Management. For my favorite Sandler cameo - Dirty Work, with the late great Norm MacDonald
In the original script, Happy was just supposed to beat up Bob Barker, but Bob Barker refused to do the movie unless he got to win the fight. So they made the rewrite, and everybody agreed it was much funnier that way.
I love Adam's movies. Plus they always have great soundtracks. Haters can kick rocks. The Wedding Singer is my fave. 50 First Dates, Big Daddy, The Waterboy, Mr Deeds, Just Go With It, Grown Ups.... Love them all!
Bob Barker had to stipulations before agreeing to be in the movie. The first one was that he won the fight, so they re-wrote it to where Barker kicked his ass, and the second one that he did all the fight scenes himself. They way he pulled it off was he was training with Chuck Norris and nobody on set knew about it.
When my friend tried getting me to watch this years ago and told me it's a hilarious golf comedy I was thinking yaaaaaawnn. Saw it and thought f**king awesome.(You eat s**t for breakfast?)
Leave your comedy suggestions below!
Goon! 2011! Seann William Scott. Hockey comedy! Unless you've already seen it. No, actually I'll suggest it even you have seen it.
Adam Sandler isn't in it, but all his friends are, and it IS a Happy Madison movie: Grandma's Boy.
Adam Sandler: 50 First Dates; Anger Management; and The Wedding Singer. Other great comedies: Ruthless People; The Sure Thing; Better Off Dead; Bill Murray and Gina Davis in Quick Change.
By Mel Brooks: the Producers (1967 version only,) Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and History / World pt 1 & Spaceballs
Billy Madison
Adam Sandler gets a TON of hate these days but this era of Sandler is just pure gold. This, Billy Madison, Big Daddy, Wedding Singer, all excellent movies.
*COUGH - except Bullet Proof and Little Nicky - COUGH*
Then watch his serious stuff. He can be a great actor when he wants to. Watch Punch Drunk Love!
@@fatkart7641 I like Little Nicky. :-P
What was the one where ha had John Turturro as a butler? And Winona Ryder as a reporter? I rember liking that one a lot too. "Mr. Deeds", I think.
Wedding Singer is SO good!!
Bob Barker was the best cameo! "The price is wrong, b*tch!" This is my favorite Adam Sandler movie outside of "The Wedding Singer." That's a crazy one too.
So fun!! 😂😂👍
I still think pro golfer Lee Trevino is the best cameo, just shaking his head at everything 🤣
@@callmeshaggy5166 Lee Trevino actually regretted doing the movie after he finally saw it.
I've tried to watch wedding singer like 3 times I never finish it I don't know why I don't like it
Adam's best movie is hidden gems it will have you on the edge of your chair bitting your nails
I love how long Chubbs' arm is with that fake hand. 🤣 🤣
Omg yes!!! 😂😂😂👍
I remember randomly tuning into the Price is Right one day. As they were coming back from commercial, the entire audience was going nuts cheering hooting and hollering. Bob Barker resumed the show but the audience wasn't stopping. He stopped and started laughing "For those at home... While we were on break the entire crowd pressured me into a reenactment of my famous movie scene." 🤣
The actress playing Virginia is a young Julie Bowen who played Claire on the sitcom Modern Family.
Haven't seen that, any good?
@@jenmurrayxo yes, it is funny. It lasted about 10 seasons. It was shot in a mockumentary style like The Office or Parks and Recreation.
The alternate/reality Married... With Children
@@brownstarslots I always like to joke that Peg remarried the leader of a Biker gang in California while Al married a beautiful Colombian woman. Lol
The ageless wonder❤
The Waterboy with Adam and Kathy Bates as his mama. Pure classic
Yes, Billy Madison would be a great next Adam Sandler movie. Along with Happy Gilmore and Waterboy, those three are probably the most iconic and timeless Sandler movies. Big Daddy and Wedding Singer are also great.
I'd add 50 First Dates to that list.
Can't wait for the Spy That Loved Me and Moonraker reaction now.
She saw a Bond villain and might not know it.
Richard Kiel is too funny here in his little role, and one of my favorite henchpeople in Bond.
Christopher McDonald kills it as Shooter. He's the perfect fit for that role.
To this day no matter what role he is in, I call him Shooter McGavin.
You must see him as the villain in the 1998 film Dirty Work. He is also a good fit!
@@georgehernandez9767 Norm is one of my favorite people and somehow I still haven't watched dirty work.
@@nickc127 I recommend it. It's actually a good comedy film!
Does he still eat pieces of shitt for breakfast?
Fun Fact: Bob Barker is a black belt in karate and was trained by Chuck Norris and his brother Aaron. He volunteered to fight Adam Sandler in their scene together in Happy Gilmore.
Oh he's badass! ☺️👍
I thought I should mention that the tall actor with the nail in his head, Richard Kiel, had previously appeared in a certain movie franchise you've been looking at on this channel. He appeared as a villain, Jaws, in the James Bond movies "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Moonraker", which were made when Roger Moore was 007.
"That guy's scary, like a male Nurse Ratchet..." 🤣🤣🤣
Ben Stiller plays a great villain and needs to do so more often! For an early but great villainous Ben - Heavyweights
Don't forget "Dodgeball"
the homeless caddy is played by Alan Covert. he shows up in almost all of Adam Sandler's early movie. he also wrote and starred in an incredibly funny movie called 'Grandma's Boy'
I thought I was the only one that loves Grandma’s Boy. Lol
@@VulcanDeathGrip44 I actually think it's funnier than the adam sandler movies
@@robertbunting3117 You are absolutely correct! Every re-watch cracks me up.
Sandler plays a variation of the same type of character in every single movie. He's always either a man-child of some sort or someone that used to be one. As a result, when he takes on a serious role he's an excellent actor by sheer virtue of experience. There was even talk of getting an Oscar for one of his latest movies, Uncut Gems.
I had forgotten how much fun this movie is. Thanks Jen!
So much fun! ☺️👍⛳️🏌♀️
LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
The fight between Happy and Bob Barker is awesome and memorable!
Sooo funny!! 😂😂👍
Bob Barkers neighbor was Chuck Norris who trained him for decades. He even earned a black belt. Barker agreed to be in the movie, but he had to win the fight.
I think that makes the movie much better.
Always happy to see anything that makes Jen smile! This is probably my favourite Sandler movie, but Wedding Singer and Anger Management are good times too 😁
If you haven't seen Billy Madison or the Waterboy yet those are great too. Loved this reaction Jen it's a pleasure to hear you laugh and enjoy these types of movies
Thanks!! Ya I'd love to see Billy Madison ☺️👍
It's been a little while, but the guy yelling "Jackass!" had a small part in another movie you've watched on here. Joe Flaherty was in "Back to the Future Part II" as the Western Union man who gave Marty the letter in the rain.
This movie is perfect for what it is, and doesn't try to be anything else. I love it. You might try Billy Madison if you liked this one.
Really want to see that one! 👍
The big guy with the nail in his head is Richard Kiel.
You will see him as one of the most iconic (and creepiest!) James Bond villains as Jaws, in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.
“Why don’t I just eat some hay? I make things out of clay, and lay by the bay, I just may…what do you say? “
😂😂👍
8:54 Editor's note: Just tap it in 😆An editor tappy. An editor tap-tap-tap-a-roo.
The guy who keeps shaking his head is professional golfer and Hall of Famer Lee Trevino.
EXCELLENT choice for a comedy film and reactions, Jen!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Two of the higher rated Sandler comedy films are "50 First Dates" (2004) and "The Wedding Singer" (1998). Coincidentally Drew Barrymore co-stars in both. You might want to consider the Horror/Comedy genre too, Jen. They seem to do well on viewership. "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" (2010), "Zombieland" (2009), and the Cornetto Trilogy which includes: "Shaun of the Dead" (2004), "Hot Fuzz" (2007), & "The World's End" (2013). As I recall these films usually do well in reactions.
Thanks Mike! ☺️👍
90’s Adam Sandler quotes made up a large part of our vocab as kids lol
One of my all time favorites for Adam Sandler. This and the waterboy were his best. Still love little Nicky as well even if everyone dislikes it
Happy Gilmore, Black Sheep, Tommy Boy, Billy Madison, Joe Dirt, Air Heads :D
All fantastic comedys!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
When I was a kid a VHS of Happy Gilmore mysteriously appeared at our house and I watched it so many times. It'll always be my favorite Adam Sandler movie
There is a deleted scene where Happy Gilmore throws the orderly (Ben Stiller’s character) off of a balcony. Not sure why it was cut from the movie.
Love it when a Canadian's hockey instincts kick in
The scene where Happy gets his ass kicked by Bob Barker is one of the funniest scenes in movie history.
You can trouble me for a warm glass of shut the hell up has been a staple of my vocabulary since this movie came out LOL!
😂😂👍 Classic!!! ⛳️🏌♀️
Can't tell you how many sleepovers with friends growing up involved watching this and Billy Madison.
Perfect movie to watch at a sleepover with pizza & candy 👍👍🏌♀️⛳️
"in heaven, you get your hands back!"
idk why that was so funny to me
😂😂👍
Happy Gilmore is funny
😂👍
such a great movie. One of my childhood favorites. The bar scene where happy breaks the bottle is my favorite scene
I looovvve 13:02 😂😂👍
There actually is a cut for the movie that Happy beats up the Ben Stiller character. It was the TV version if I remember correctly but you can find the scene on TH-cam.
Awesome!!! 👍👍
"This your ball? It struck my foot."
That line cracks me up!
Remember the guy with the nail in his head, he shows up in a few of the Roger Moore Bond films as one of the most famous "henchmen" of the Bond films.
Bob Barker was a regular sparring partner with Chuck Norris back then and you can tell in his flawless fighting form. Great scene!
The Bob Barker scene was comedy genius!!
"WATERBOY" is my favorite sandler film. sooo good. great cast and lots of laughter. like, a whole lot.
Jen, remember the guy with the nail in his head when you get to the Roger Moore era of James Bond. He's famous for playing a very memorable villain in two of those movies.
Great reaction Jen. Both Billy Madison and Big Daddy are terrific Adam Sandler films. Take Care Jen!
Thanks!! ☺️👍⛳️🏌♀️
Your voice is so calming and soothing
I mutter "go back to your shanties" almost every day.
Aw heck yeah. Thanks Jen!! Happy Tuesday, all!
So fun!! 😂👍⛳️🏌♀️
Happy Gilmore is an all-time comedy classic, I loved seeing your reaction. Little Nicky, Waterboy, and Don’t Mess With the Zohan are all underrated super funny Sandler flicks, but Uncut Gems is a goddamn masterpiece if you want to see him in something more serious 🤙🏼
the bob barker fight is timeless. 😆😅😂🤣
9:07 i almost forgot you do this every film 😆 it's like, you're signature!
☺️👍
There is a deleted scene where Ben Stiller gets his comeuppance. It also made it into the TV version of the movie.
There is a deleted scene where Happy does get revenge on Ben Stiller's character.
Shooter McGavin - "So you decided to headbud Bob Barker? Uh, who won that fight? Happy Gilmore - "I hate that Bob Barker".
I’ll never get tired of this movie or Billy Madison!
Did you recognize Happy’s love interest as Julie Bowen from Modern Family? Oh and when you continue watching James Bond movies you’ll be seeing more of the really big guy, Richard Kiel. It’s going to be a few movies before you see him though, and he’ll look a bit different.
For a '90s comedy, I'd also suggest a Mike Myers flick called "So I Married An Axe Murderer".
Hasn't got as much notice these days as others, probably due to his Austin Powers movies that came after. Makes fun of romantic comedies, and the characters are great (like playing his own Scottish Father, and Viki the Alcatraz Tour Guide).
The guy who plays Shooter McGavin also voices Kent Mansley from The Iron Giant, he's seriously underrated
The most expensive subway commercial ever.
Fun fact: The guy with the nail in his head was James Bond royalty. The late Richard Kiel was one of the most popular Bond characters aside from Bond, Blofeld, Q and even Moneypenny, but to tell you who he was would spoil the reveal. Suffice to say, if you watch them in order, you're in for a treat.
Wedding Singer and 50 First dates both Starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are great movies
Hi Jen. Glad you enjoyed this movie. It was a legend back in the 90's. I'm definitely here for Billy Madison when you react to it and more classic 90's comedies. So many references made in this film to characters and skits from Saturday Night Live. If you want a fun comedy deep dive, check out some of those old episodes from 1990-95. Maybe that could be a good exclusive Patreon series of reactions, IDK. Anyway, would absolutely love to see you react to more of the SNL alumni comedies, feat. Mike Myers, Chris Farley, David Spade, Norm MacDonald, Rob Schneider...
That was wheezetastic jen its always so much fun enjoying a movie with you especially ones that make you laugh so much and just have a great time 🙌 always great seeing the captions in your older videos a fantastic job as always. Seeing the subway ad im with you jen i could defo eat a sub rn 😋 . Ive tried hitting the ball happy Gilmore style and its so hard to hit it anywhere sensible lol . The guy shaking his head throughout was the pro golfer lee Trevino doing a cameo . Adams family reaction this morning , happy Gilmore now and con air just dropped what an awesome trio 🎉 youre just the best jen 🔥💙🔥💙
A fun time as always , this is Just one of those movies much like Ghostbusters that if i catch it on i will just watch it 🙂 seeing how much you enjoyed it jen id say the waterboy is another adam Sandler movie that you will enjoy its wholesome and just a not gotta thonk touch just have a good time movie and will put a smile on your face i guarantee it 👍 no wisdom nuggets today but ive enjoyed your reactions a lot you're awesome jen 🎉
@ 21:36 ever since i was younger I always thought it was significant that after being hit by a car and injured he loses his long drive and shooter's drive in this scene is BARELY further than Happy's. Shooter sucks! I was also annoyed that they didn't just make a rigid glove that looks like a prosthetic for the character Chubbs to wear instead of 'holding' onto a fake hand, making his right arm about a foot longer than his left lol.
I've probably only seen this movie a couple hundred times haha! You should watch "Airheads" from 1994! It's got Sandler in it, but also Steve Buscemi and Brendan Fraser! "Bulletproof' is another HIGHLY underrated Adam Sandler movie (also has Damon Wayans and James Caan!). I hope you see these suggestions and add them to the list!!!
Chubbs' extra long arm made it funnier for me 😂😂👍
Great reaction to Happy Gilmore!( Little footnote, since you are making your way through the Bond films; the "Nail Guy" plays one of the more famous Bond villans which you will see in the Moore-era)
My fav Adam Sandler movie is the Wedding Singer, which is what I would suggest. Rom-com full of 80's nostalgia w/Sandler humor. Think it would be right up your alley, Jen
You were so happy to see Chubbs had his hand back I think you missed the gag that he takes both hands off the piano keys but the music never stops.
The music never stops in heaven 😂👍
Happy Jen is a fun Jen. ❤️
Adorable, silly and delightful.
This was a great reaction.
So much fun!! 😂👍⛳️🏌♀️
@@jenmurrayxo
Jen, most of Adam Sandler’s movies from Billy Madison (1995) to 50 First Dates (2004) are all very funny, heart warming worth watching.
Even after that, The Longest Yard and a few others I’ll list here, were pretty good.
After that it seemed like he just sort of ran out of ideas and and wasn’t 100% in it anymore.
He has some good serious roles too, if you want to check out the more dramatic roles.
Punch Drunk Love
Spanglish
Reign Over Me
Uncut Gems
My Adam Sandler comedy recommendations:
Billy Madison
The Wedding Singer
The Waterboy
Big Daddy (I think this will be one of your absolute favorites) also stars a very young little Cole Sprouse.
Mr. Deeds
Anger Management
50 First Dates
Just Go With It
Blended
A little fun fact: the guy who played Doug Thompson in Happy Gilmore is the director Dennis Dugan, and did some of Adam’s best movies.
Oh, I almost forgot.
Keep an eye out when you watch his movies for the cast members who are in most of his movies.
Allen Covert, for example played the homeless caddy in Happy Gilmore, and he’s in a bunch of Adam’s movies.
In the made for TV version Happy throws the evil orderly
out the window at the end!
"Airheads" for sure, with Sandler, Steve Buscemi, Brendan Fraser, Judd Nelson, Michael McKean, Harold Ramis, Chris Farley, Ernie Hudson and David Arquette among other actors. Even a cameo from Lemmy!
14:48 I was thinking that since forever!?!? Cash one! So you can get by.
Lol right! 😂👍
Hey Jen, "Happy Gilmore" is definitely my top Adam Sandler film but an extremely close second, and the next film I'd like you to react to is "The Wedding Singer" (1998 - an absolute 80s blast!). Along with these: "The Waterboy" (1998); "Billy Madison" (1995); "Big Daddy" (1999); "50 First Dates" (2004); "The Longest Yard" (2005); "Anger Management" (2003); and a tie between "Mr. Deeds" (2002) and "Click" (2006). Another great comedy film that he produced but doesn't star in is "The House Bunny" (2008) which always leaves me in stitches! That needs to be on your list too. Ben Stiller's role was definitely a great side character for the film. "It's all in the hips." 😄😄 📽❤️
I love Richard Keel's shirt ( Mr. Larson aka Frankenstein) " Guns don't kill people, I do" lol
"50 First Dates" would be my suggestion for your next Adam Sandler movie. It's heart warming and funny.
It would have been good if only Sandler had been able to actually act at the climactic moment at the end instead of hamming it up... ☹
Just in from work. I put your '90s films playlist' on autoplay last night, currently at #27 of 60 films on that playlist. Hope this helps your algorithm rhythm. 💜
Golf tournaments typically are four day or 72 holes
This is me playing golf, LOL! Keep watching 007 films to see Richard Kiel (Guy with nail in his head)!!
Also good by him are Billy Madison, Spanglish, and 50 First Dates. Good films by other SNL alumni are Wayne's World, Tommy Boy, Deuce Bigelow, and Joe Dirt.
Adam Sandlers former boss (with the nail in his head) is played by Richard Kiel. You'll see him again as you keep watching Bond movies!
Nice reaction to my fav movie of all time. The Wedding Singer is one you might like.
Love the grandpa wheeze pop ups 😂😂 Some comedy recommendations, The Naked Gun series, Hot Shots and Weekend at Bernie's!
Thanks! 😂 Ohhh ya I'd like to see those 👌
Another great reaction Jen! You have such pure and positive energy!
I would definitely suggest Billy Madison, Click and The Wedding Singer.
Have you thought about any Jim Carrey movies? Dumb And Dumber is a great one to start with.
Thanks Tony! Oh I'd love to see that one 👍
Have you seen Wild Hogs? John Travolta, Tim Allen, William H Macy, and Martin Lawrence. It's a comedy. Also another good golf movie is Tin Cup starring Kevin Costner.
I'll second Wild Hogs, not enough people React to that one! Actually, I don't think anyone has Reacted to it yet. . .
Never seen that one!
“Happy Gilmore” in my Top 5 Favourite Movies All Time! 🎥
“Don’t Mess With The ZOHAN” another very funny Sandler flick 🍿
And you can count on ME liking this video... not in a parking lot though. Also I hate myself for this but at 8:44.... that's what she said. Also also the love interest is the mom from Modern Family and the big dude with the nail in the head played Jaws in the Bond movies.
@22:53 you can see me in the stands. I am the one in the blue shirt, behind the black guy.
Pre-viewing comment: I think you'll enjoy this. And I AM SO HERE FOR THIS.
I was right :P
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"He's a man-child!"
Adam Sandler's best brand of comedy!
The era of Sandler movies/cameos from his time on SNL (90-95) to the end of the century are all pretty great. Underrated picks from the era are Bulletproof (with Damon Wayans) and Airheads (with Brendan Fraser and Steve Buscemi). Post 2000, I only really enjoy him in cameos, Punch Drunk Love, and Anger Management.
For my favorite Sandler cameo - Dirty Work, with the late great Norm MacDonald
I was probably in middle school when this came out. I remember my buddies and I in a packed theater. Fun movie, fun reaction 🏒⛳
As you continue with your James Bond Movies, you will see Richard Dawson Kiel ( Mr. Larson) in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979).
Atleast she knows Golf Terms, Great Video.
In the original script, Happy was just supposed to beat up Bob Barker, but Bob Barker refused to do the movie unless he got to win the fight. So they made the rewrite, and everybody agreed it was much funnier that way.
I love Adam's movies. Plus they always have great soundtracks. Haters can kick rocks. The Wedding Singer is my fave. 50 First Dates, Big Daddy, The Waterboy, Mr Deeds, Just Go With It, Grown Ups.... Love them all!
I'd love to see more! 👍
Other funny golf comedies are Caddyshack and Tin Cup. I think you would enjoy both Jen.
Bob Barker had to stipulations before agreeing to be in the movie. The first one was that he won the fight, so they re-wrote it to where Barker kicked his ass, and the second one that he did all the fight scenes himself. They way he pulled it off was he was training with Chuck Norris and nobody on set knew about it.
The Cannonball Run, Crocodile Dundee, The Dukes Of Hazzard(2005), Smokey and the Bandit.
Jen remember Patches died in Dodgeball.
Another good sports comedy Slap Shot you might like.
When my friend tried getting me to watch this years ago and told me it's a hilarious golf comedy I was thinking yaaaaaawnn. Saw it and thought f**king awesome.(You eat s**t for breakfast?)
If you stick with James Bond into the 80’s, you’ll see Happy’s boss with the nail in his head again.
Oh nice! 👍