50 First Dates

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Dianne O @DiBaca 1d Drew and Adam have amazing chemistry. The movie has some incredibly funny moments. It’s my go to when I’m looking for lighthearted fun. The more I watch it I always find something new to love. The ending is great and unexpected. Definitely a movie I can play on repeat. See more Mariana T @M.Tezeta Apr 3 It's impossible not to compare it to other Adam Sandler movies. If I see it that way, it's one of his best. It has a good premise, a captivating plot, and great chemistry between Sandler and Barrymore. There are many genuinely funny moments. Again, everything revolves around the main characters. On the other hand, I wish the subplots, like Sandler's at work, didn't exist. The jokes with his coworker and the walrus were disgusting. Adam Sandler's friend was pathetic. And honestly, I have a problem with the protagonist; I just don't buy that whole story about him not being committed. It feels forced at the beginning; they just mention it, and it makes it incoherent. If you cut a lot of things from this movie, it might have worked, although I'm no expert on amnesia. They were somewhat insensitive about it, but you can tell they were trying to portray an unconventional love. Anyway, it's worth watching so you can say, "Of course I've seen this Adam Sandler movie." See more Brent C @Brentsc1 Feb 25 Adam Sandler pays for the movies he makes and I think for the budget they had to work with they really pulled off a family fun movie See more Ricky L. @ricky707 Feb 24 I don’t know if this being a Adam Sandler in his prime hurts or helps this from but overall not a bad film See more Osvaldo E @Andres605 Feb 17 Una película romántica y de comedia muy bonita See more Jose A @Jozer92 Jan 31 50 First Dates is a deceptively sweet rom-com that understands something rare: love isn’t proven by grand gestures once, but by choosing someone again and again—sometimes literally every morning. Beneath the silliness and goofy humor is a surprisingly tender lesson on patience, devotion, and showing up even when it’s inconvenient. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore have effortless chemistry, and the movie knows exactly when to lean into absurdity and when to quietly break your heart (then gently tape it back together). People who dismiss it as "just another dumb comedy" tend to miss the point—usually because they’re too busy waiting for irony or cynicism to tell them how to feel. 50 First Dates isn’t trying to be clever; it’s trying to be sincere, which is a harder trick and, frankly, one that not everyone has the emotional bandwidth to appreciate. See more Read all reviews

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