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A Fun Film
Adam Sandler has done it again! His acting in this is great.

It is not without it's flaws, "content issues," but it is definately not a bad choice for families looking for some fun and laughs.


Funny and Entertaining
I'll start off my review with the whole truth,and nothing but the truth:I am a die hard fan of 80's hair metal,and that,along with hard rock,is my second favorite genre of music. I still do like bands like Motley Crue(and luckily and thankfully,a lot of people still do also),Slaughter,Warrant,etc.-and Adam Sandler is my favorite comedian. And by now,the question you're asking me is,is one of Adam Sandler's films of the late '90's,THE WEDDING SINGER,which takes place in the 80's(even though it was released at a time with bands like The Backstreet Boys all over the radio,still proved to be succesful)any good? Read on for my review of this:

The time:1985.The place:Los Angeles,California.The situation:Robbie Hart(Adam Sandler)is a musician who sings at people's weddings...and a lot of people like him. Not only is Hart good at what he does,but he is also a pretty nice guy. And when it is time for Hart to marry a woman named Linda who he loves and is very happy with him(as well as Robbie is very happy with her)Linda calls off the wedding. Her reason for doing this? Linda claims that after waking up one morning and realizes that she is about to marry a wedding singer,isn't crazy about it(ego,anyone?!)and that after realizing she is in love with the Robbie Hart she met years ago and not the Robbie Hart she knows now,she doesn't want to marry Robbie.

Then,life goes on--but not neccesarily in a great way.After Linda ends her relationship with Robbie,Robbie is very depressed--and spends half of his time in his sister's basement. Along the way and somewhere in the middle is when Robbie meets a girl named Julia(Drew Barrymore)who is a waitress at where Robbie sings at. Julia is about to marry a man named Glen...except there is a small problem there also. Julia doesn't know whether or not Glen is serious about his relationship with her,and after she and Robbie have met each other,they start doing some thinking and "investigating" about their current,former,and possible future relationships--and what happens next? Well,I could tell you that--but then I'd spoil the movie for you!

THE WEDDING SINGER is one of my favorite Adam Sandler movies. Sandler is hillarious in this film,and with this film,Sandler is not playing Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore all over again--he is playing a totally new character who has a different personality that Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore had. As a matter of fact,EVERYONE in this film is funny--I especially like the scene that feautures a cameo appearance from Jon Lovitz and the scene that feautures a cameo appearance from Billy Idol. And if you throw in 80's fashion to a movie that was made with great actors and a great and funny story and script,you have an entertaining film--I'm usually not a fan of films that end up in the genre of chick flicks,but even if this film is a chick flick,it is a chick flick that both men and woman should be able to enjoy(actually,it is more of a romantic comedy then it is a chick flick--just in case you were wondering).

Second Best movie with Sandler
A person really got be a moran or just hate Sandler not to like this movie. This movie is great, has really funny parts, defenetly worth every single doller. I don't understand how some people could say "50 First Dates" was a better movie then this, give me a break that movie was lame and boring. Looked like low budged movie bein shoot in 2 same places.
Lately Adam maked crappy movies, the best ones will always be Happy Gilmore and this one. I consider this movie bein romantic comedy. Most of the time when the companys advertise some movie and they tell you it's a romentic comedy it's usully boring chick flick which isnt even funny or comedy to begin with.
This is the only movie which delivers both.

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