Happy Gilmore Is Adam Sandler s Best Comedy
On its 25th anniversary, we look back at an early Sandler hit that is not only full of great performances and memorable lines, but also changed the way we enjoy golf.
After finishing up a successful stint on
SNL in 1995, Adam Sandler launched head first into a movie career that is still going strong in its third decade. One of the earliest entries in the Sandler catalog is the golf comedy
Happy Gilmore, about a wannabe hockey player who finds unexpected success as a professional golfer. And even though it’s just one in a long line of fish-out-of-water comedies that define the early part of Sandler’s big-screen career, the film ultimately changed the face of sports movies or at the very least, the sport of golf and has attracted a legion of fans unlike any of this other comedies.
Watch Adam Sandler Relive Happy Gilmore For The Movie s 25th Anniversary
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Adam Sandler Once Stopped His Car Midway Just To Interact With His Fans & Asked: How Was Work?
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Paul Thomas Anderson and the Uncanny Influence of The Long Goodbye
Here s an homage to one of cinema s greatest homages: Paul Thomas Anderson s love for The Long Goodbye.
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The Queue your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Today, we’re watching a video essay about the creative importance of Robert Altman’s The. Long Goodbye in the work of Paul Thomas Anderson.
Creative influence can be a magical thing. In the right hands, it’s admiration with a transformative aspect. A fondness and respect so great it inflects work that becomes impactful in its own right. It’s a cinematic lineage, a family tree that charts shared visual interests, thematic concerns, and larger artistic thrusts. Lest we forget: no art is created in a vacuum.