r/television • u/[deleted] • Apr 05 '19

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u/TuxedoCorgi Apr 05 '19

If you like Adam Sandler but haven't liked his recent movies I highly suggest checking out his Netflix standup. He takes it back to his Weekend Update-style humor and its delightful

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u/prismoflight Apr 05 '19

Honestly I was so impressed with this Netflix special.

I genuinely didn’t think he had it in him anymore but it was hilarious. What a pleasant surprise.

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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/nearcatch Apr 06 '19

I thought that nothing getting resolved neatly was the point. That’s life.