'You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah' review: Sandlers score
Adam Sandler and his real-life family — including breakout Sunny Sandler — are charming in a comedy about feuding girls approaching their big days.
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Adam Sandler and his real-life family — including breakout Sunny Sandler — are charming in a comedy about feuding girls approaching their big days.
After seemingly endless years of lazy, juvenile comedies, “You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah” marks a turning point: a Sandler comedy for Netflix that’s actually good.
The whole damn Sandler fam anchors this coming-of-age teen comedy.
Scott Yamano/NetflixStop the presses: After a nearly ceaseless stream of friend get-togethers and international vacations masquerading as feature films, Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison Productions finally delivers a respectable comedy with You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah. An adaptation of Fiona Rosenbloom’s 2005 YA novel of the same name, this coming-of-age tale is both funny and charming, and consequently proof that Sandler still has the capacity to spearhead (as opposed to just for-hire
Adam Sandler's daughters headline this feel good coming-of-age story that blends Judy Blume and John Hughes into a solid comedy.