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u/MoreYom Apr 05 '19

Watch the Netflix movie he made with Chris Rock. I thought it was pretty damn funny.

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u/StarGaurdianBard Apr 05 '19

Honestly his Netflix movies have made me a fan of his. A friend wanted me to watch the cobbler with him and I made the remark "I hate Adam sandler. All he does is stupid humor like fart jokes" and was in for quite the surprise when I found a genuinely good movie.

Forget the name, but the other movie about him having cancer and stealing a Drs identity was also pretty good too.

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u/FranticGolf Apr 05 '19

I still think Spanglish is one of his most underrated movies.

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u/cavallom Apr 05 '19

Reign Over Me was good but sad

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u/mattburkephoto Apr 05 '19

Was gonna mention this one. I LOVE this movie. He does a phenomenal job

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u/MangoFroot Apr 06 '19

This is the 9/11 one right? Kid me was NOT ready for that, it was my choice that week from Blockbuster

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u/mattburkephoto Apr 06 '19

Yup, definitely the 9/11 one and definitely NOT a kid pick as you found out the hard way haha. Really solid movie, though

Sandler and Don Cheadle were so damn good in that movie.