Adam Sandler hasn't made a funny movie since "Happy Gilmore", but this is almost back to those early glory days. This movie is on par with "A Night at the Roxbury". A movie that is so dumb at times, but I still couldn't resist laughing. Sandler and Apatow along with Robert Smigel wrote the story and it shows. Much funnier and less cliche than his last half dozen of films. Still has terrible moments and needs some work, but at least I laughed at one of Sandler's comedies again. The ending falls into the same old smuck of the last films, but this is full of over the top comedy leading up to it. Give this one a shot if you lost faith in Sandler. If you never liked him, then you still won't. Stupid but I actually enjoyed this film a little.
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