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Happy Gilmore 2 Is Not Trash... And Here's Why It's Actually Great
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Jul 31, 2025
Is Happy Gilmore 2 really the most streamed movie of all time — or just the most overhyped? Damon Amendolara teams up with longtime friend and film aficionado Adam Kaufman for a full review of Adam Sandler's highly anticipated sequel. From plot twists to hilarious cameos, they break down what worked, what flopped, and whether this is really “Sandler’s worst movie yet.” In this deep dive, D.A. and Adam cover: ✔️ The legacy of the original Happy Gilmore ✔️ Why this sequel surprised even the harshest critics ✔️ The best (and worst) moments ✔️ The truth behind the online hype 🎥 Is it worth the stream? Find out what two die-hard sports and comedy fans really think. #HappyGilmore2 #AdamSandler #MovieReview #NetflixMovies #SportsComedy #DamonAmendolara #AdamKaufman #MovieBuffs #GolfMovies #SandlerVerse #ComedyReview 🔥🔥🔥 JOIN HERE! Member's Only: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4z-YipQp-oTUmtIC9Lojog/join (COPY & PASTE LINK IN BROWSER) Damon Amendolara (D.A.) of SiriusXM “Mad Dog Sports Radio" invites you to his vibrant YouTube channel: 🎬"Watch D.A. Live" airs Sunday nights at 7p ET 🗣"Q & D.A." long form conversations 🎙"Raw Feed" exclusive members only videos This is a place to enjoy the fun in sports, reminisce about classic moments, and join the DA-lien family.
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Tonight we are going to do a full deep
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dive into Happy Gilmore 2 because I feel
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like this is one of the most anticipated
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sportsesque movies in a long time. A,
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Sandlers in it. B, nostalgia plays a
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factor. And C, the Netflix marketing
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campaign along with the celebrity cameos
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put this on social media everywhere. And
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so I thought, yeah, you know what? We
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should definitely deep dive into this
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one. my friend Adam Kaufman, who is a
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true cinnophile. He loves movies and
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really loves 90s sports movies. He's
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joined me on the radio in the past. He's
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going to join me coming up here in about
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25 minutes from now for the full deep
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dive. But I will say this about Happy
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Gilmore. I came in with ridiculously low
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expectations
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and I came out of it going that was
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really good. Now, maybe it was because
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it was able to jump easily over my very
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low barometer, but I would give this an
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A minus. That's right, an A minus. There
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were a few corny things that I I would
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have tweaked. A few extraneous threads
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perhaps I would have tied up a little
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bit tighter. There was a few acting
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jobs, a few performances that were
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really flat.
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By and large though, I really liked it
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and I did not think I was going to. All
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of these retread reboot sequels,
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especially ones done for a streaming
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service and not the big, you know, the
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big theaters have often times been so
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lame. And this one was pretty good. Now,
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I I beg the question, was this I was
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laughing at jokes from 1995
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and they just so happened to be recycled
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in front of me, or was this really
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funny? I don't know. I'm going to
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dissect that with cough. But I was I
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went into it thinking I was going to do
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a big
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and I was laughing loudly on the couch
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in the basement. So much so that the
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Bourbon Bell came down last night and
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said, "Man, you really like this movie.
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I can hear you laughing from upstairs.
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I'm like, I really do and I can't
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believe I'm saying that. So, specifics
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on what I liked about it coming up here
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with cough, the deep dive on it. But if
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you're looking for a a quick summer
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laugh, b a little nostalgia without
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feeling awful and queasy about it, and c
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if you're looking for a movie you could
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watch with the family,
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Abby Gilmore 2 checks all the boxes. It
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does. It was It was so much better than
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I thought it was going to be. So much
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that I'm actually suggesting you watch
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it and I thought it was going to be a
2:39
labor to get through it, but not so
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much. And there was there's been many a
2:43
Netflix Adam Sandler movie that it was a
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has been a labor to get through. This
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was not. I thought it was really good.
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I see that you're wearing your very own
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Happy Gilmore jersey. Very nice. Look, I
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I would turn I'd turn around, but I'd
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knock my TV over behind me. But Gilmore
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18 on the back, just like the one that
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Sandler's been rocking. I've had this
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for, you know, at least a few years now,
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hanging in the closet with no good
3:08
reason to put it on other than this at
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this moment. So, uh, I'm glad you you're
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mildly justifying the purchase and here
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we are.
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I love it. So, I came into the movie
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with
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pretty low expectations. I thought this
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was going to be another corny, bad
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Sandler Netflix film. And I particularly
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thought it was going to be a really
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disappointing struggle to get through
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the two hours 30 years later. And I
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found myself laughing loudly during it,
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really enjoying it. Some things I would
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change if I had the the, you know, the
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power, but overall an extremely
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enjoyable movie. Shockingly so. I gave
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it an A minus. What was your review?
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So, I I think that review is is really
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interesting because I can't tell you
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like people know I love movies and watch
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a lot of movies and don't sleep enough
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because I'm watching movies. Uh, and I I
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have probably heard from more people
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about this movie than I have about any
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movie recently just because of all of
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the hype, pump, circumstance,
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expectations surround it going in. And
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you are I I got to tell you, I don't
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know if you spent much time on social
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media, but you are in a you're in
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rarified air, man, to have viewed Happy
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Gilmore 2 in the way that you just
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described. The vast majority of people
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that I have heard from, and this kind of
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meshes from, you know, sort of the vocal
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minority that you've seen on social
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media, it's a lot of worst movie ever. I
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couldn't make it through. I turned it
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off 45 minutes in or I turned it off
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with a half hour left. I simply couldn't
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finish it. This movie was painful. Why
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did they do this do this? They're
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they're tarnishing the legacy. All of
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that stuff. I saw a tweet earlier today
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and I wish I could remember who said it
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because I'd love to attribute it, but I
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I think it was it was pretty spot-on.
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You don't, you know, like if if it's
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Happy Gilmore 2 is kind of like a gas
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station hot dog. If if if you go in
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expecting it to be more than it is,
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that's on you. And I think a lot of
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people went into Happy Gilmore 2, not
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you obviously, but a lot of people went
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into Happy Gilmore 2 expecting just to
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not only, you know, honor the first one
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and and and and really celebrate the
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first one and and make all the inside
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jokes and bring back all the familiar
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characters 30 years later and all that
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stuff, but it was it was also like it
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was it was going to live up to it in a
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way. And that just is impossible. Like
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there was no universe. Like, you know,
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you you got Godfather and you got
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Godfather 2, right? Godfather 2 arguably
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better. You weren't Happy Gilmore 2
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wasn't going to be better than Happy
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Gilmore. There's like one time in in
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movie history that I can think of a
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situation where in a comedy the sequel
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was actually better than the original.
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So, would you give it Jump Street over
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21 Jump Street, by the way? I mean, it
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was it was it was fine. It was it was a
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a a hard C. Like it wasn't it wasn't
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like it wasn't it wasn't it was a it was
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a passing grade. It wasn't good. It
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wasn't terrible. It was what it was.
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Like for all the worst movie ever
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people, it wasn't even the worst movie
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in the Sandler catalog.
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No kidding. No kidding. There's like
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Sandler films. Absolutely.
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Oh, I I pulled up I don't know if you've
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you've you've gone through this
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exercise. I pulled up his Rotten
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Tomatoes page and reverse ranked it by
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lowest critic score.
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Very nice.
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Some of these you could probably
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This is the academia I look for out of
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Adam
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Kaufman. So it has the the lowest one
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which has a zero on the tomato meter
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was one of those straight to Netflix
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movies. The Ridiculous Six.
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I don't know if anyone remembers that
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movie. Probably not worth a watch when
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it gets a zero. Even the audience score
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was a 37 on that one.
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Okay.
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Jack and Jill got a three. That movie is
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atrocious.
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Didn't see it.
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Awful. So bad. The grown-ups movies.
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Awful.
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Both absolutely worse. Yeah.
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Than this what we just saw.
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Uh now this one I kind of take exception
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to that. And this is where subjectivity
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comes in. Like what you outlined before
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like beauties in the eye of the
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beholder, right?
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I love the movie Bulletproof.
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Bulletproof got an eight from the
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critics. So, I'm not going to go through
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all of these, obviously, simply to say
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there are so many movies that Sandler
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has done that are viewed as worse than
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Happy Gilmore 2. I just think my issue
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ultimately was the plot was a mess and
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it was over-the-top fan service with not
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necessarily too many cameos, but some of
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the wrong ones. Okay, so I I thought the
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plot was messy, but not a mess.
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Basically, the plot is Happy Gilmore has
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to come back in golf because he needs to
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send his daughter to dance class in
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France.
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Are we allowed to spoil anything? Like
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truly spoil anything?
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Yeah, this is all spoiler alert. If you
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haven't seen the film, you don't want
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spoilers away right now.
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I'm going to give people 5 seconds. You
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have 5 seconds of buffer to turn this
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off.
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Yeah.
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And and then like
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five minutes in, he killed his wife.
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Well, what the hell? Yeah.
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What the hell?
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So, his wife from from the first movie,
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we find out, is now dead. Why? We don't
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really know why they had to write that
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in, but he killed her with a long drive.
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Okay. So, she's dead. We find this in
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five minutes in. So, he's now a single
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dad. I guess they have to make it a down
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in his luck. Happy Gilmore. He also has
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five kids, four sons, and a daughter.
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He's got to send the daughter to France
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for dance school.
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Virginia was the one who handled all the
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finances. Correct. That was the reason.
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So they set this plot which is okay. So
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he's got to come back and golf. That's
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fine. That works. Then they add the
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alternate tour that he needs to save
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golf from which is called what? What's
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it?
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The Maxi League.
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The Maxi Tour,
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which I don't like there's a part of me
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it felt a little more like PGL, right?
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That like Tiger Woods Rory Maroy League
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that they started because it's so
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different. But really, the intended
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undertones are a very exaggerated,
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amplified, outright mocked PGA versus
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Liv.
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Yes. And And I thought that was cool.
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And I thought you could have picked one
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or the other. Like Happy Gilmore either
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saves the PGA tour from Liv or saves his
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family. They combine that. They combine
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them both. Probably unnecessary, but I
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thought that the Liv underpinnings
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actually kind of worked because it was
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over-the-top cartoonish. And there are
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parts of Liv that feel over the top and
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stupid and and and a caricature.
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You know, maybe the sneakiest funny
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funniest part of that though was that
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after all the PGA tour and live drama
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and and guys spouting off at one another
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over the years over the big contracts
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and leaving and yada yada yada was that
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this team that was chosen to save the
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the tour was a mixture of two PGA guys
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and two live guys.
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That's very true. Rahm and Bryson were
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in there.
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Here's what I thought were this is what
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I thought was amazing and probably saved
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the movie from being a C in my mind.
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John Daly being a living uncle, a
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surrogate uncle, a drunk surrogate uncle
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that lives in the house in the garage
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basically.
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He was absolutely phenomenal. Plays the
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best role John Daly could have possibly
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played in a golf movie about John
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Dailyaly isms. and shooter McGavin being
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relegated to an insane asylum
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because he was driven nuts by happy
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success. I thought those two things are
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such tentpoles. They are really smartly
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developed, brilliantly put together and
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there
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daily was a great actor and shooter
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McGavin is unbelievable in this movie.
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highlight the highlight.
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Every time they showed, every time they
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were on screen, I laughed and they were
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on screen almost the entire movie. You
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could pick and choose the other stuff
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which was pretty there was some really
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bad acting.
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PJ golfers were terrible actors all
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at the same time, right? Like the the
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you know that's what she said stuff with
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Morawa and Schoffley. It wasn't it
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wasn't that it was that funny, but I
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like that they were trying
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the Sheffller arrest stuff was perfect.
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Like if if you're because I'm not I
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don't know. I mean you host a national
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talk show. I don't know how many like
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casual sports fans remember that or even
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knew it but obviously to the golf
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community that was really fun and funny.
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So I think they were different things.
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Yes. And he's and Sheffller is the
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spends the entire movie in a jail cell
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and by the end of it doesn't want to
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leave. Right. Very funny. That's very
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funny. Yeah,
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but but then but Shooter McGavin is so
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good and the idea that he spent 30 years
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in insane asylum and then gets released
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and for a multitude of reasons, but we
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don't have to get into the details, but
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then comes in to kind of like save the
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day with Happy and Save the PJ tour.
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I loved that writing. I thought it
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worked so well.
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Some of the subtleties, especially
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around Shooter. So Shooter to me, like
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there were, like you said, it's not it's
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not a terrible movie. There are
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absolutely some laugh out loud moments
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and I plan to watch it again. Like I I
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watched it for the first time. I wanted
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to see it by myself and then I'll watch
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it again, you know, with my 12-year-old
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cuz I showed him the first one very
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recently, like last week. And so now
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he's looking forward to this one. But I
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wanted eyes on it first, make sure it
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was still appropriate and everything,
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but but now I'm going to be watching and
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looking for things that I didn't see the
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first time around. And there were little
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subtleties even as it relates to
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shooter. Like I saw him doing an
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interview recently, Chris McDonald,
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talking about how do you remember in the
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first movie when I don't remember where
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they were, but it was it was some event
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and you know Virginia's there and Doug
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is there who's actually the director of
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the first movie, whatever his real name
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is, and shooters like in the background
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and and like you're supposed to not know
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he's there even though he's there with
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his back to you. And then they introduce
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him, he turns around, it's like, "Oh,
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where'd he come from? Where shooter come
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from?" They repeat the exact same thing
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in this movie where they where again
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it's Doug outlining the terms of this
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event to all the PGA golfers and
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shooters just in the background and he's
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like and now to take you through it like
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tell you how to whatever shooter he just
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turns around he's like same thing same
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so it's just the it it feels like the
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shooter I I think
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I don't think this is like a a a crazy
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thing to say of all the like lore that
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was Happy Gilmore and so many of that
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era of Adam Sandler movies. I'm not sure
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there has been over the test of time
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a more heralded, famous, longlasting,
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stillloved, you know, beloved character
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than Shooter McGavin. Like like
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Christopher McDonald has lived off of
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playing that character. For anything
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else he has done in Hollywood,
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he gets he's talked about it. He gets
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stopped in the airport like shooter and
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he, you know, hits him with the guns.
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And so like for him to get to reprise
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this and not miss a beat along the way
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was just it was incredible. Like that in
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and of itself to me if you like the
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first one and who doesn't makes it worth
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watching and just sort of gutting
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through, especially lasting through
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because most of his stuff is in the back
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half of the movie.
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Correct. Here were my gold stars and
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then here were my losers. Okay, my gold
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stars,
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Ben Stiller, still fantastically funny,
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very funny, aggressive role as the
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Alcoholics Anonymous counselor who hates
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Happy Gilmore and all the people trying
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to straighten out their life.
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Number two, Bad Bunny as his caddy.
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Great. And I don't really like Bad
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Bunny. He was great as as the Caddy.
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Could it have been better?
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No, he was awesome. I mean, it's and and
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also like going back to the PGA thing, I
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love that they, you know, say that the
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caddy from the first movie grew up to be
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Will's Alurus. Like, that's funny, too,
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you know? So, it's just again that
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continuation of that stuff. But no, he
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was he was I I was very skeptical when I
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saw the trailer or read about it or
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whatever at some point months ago. And
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so, like Bad Bunny's the like we're
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reading about Bad Bunny.
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Sounds like a terrible idea, but it
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works so well.
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He's great. He's great. Vern, it's nice
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that they brought back Vern. Vern
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struggled at times. Vern's obviously up
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there in age, but when Vern mimics
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Post Malone, who's
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what's his what's his name?
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I don't remember his name.
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It's It's so stupid. Omar Gosh. DJ Omar
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Gosh. Okay.
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is also on set and
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Post Malone says that's some gangster
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and Vern Lungquist says gangster
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indeed. I'm like that's great.
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That's really
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That's your Paul Parker moment right
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there. The price is wrong,
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That's right. Exactly. That was all
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those things worked for me. What didn't
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work? I thought the four sons all stunk.
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I I understood what they were doing.
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Four meattheads. They were all Bruins
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fans. They were fighters. The the acting
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of those four kids, the casting of those
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four kids, like one of them felt like he
16:49
could be a Sandler kid. The other three
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I thought were poorly casted. Number
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two, Chubb's hand was so distracting.
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They didn't even try to make that hand
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look like his hand was bitten off at the
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wrist and so he had a wooden hand.
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He was like holding. You could tell that
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went to like his knee.
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Exactly. So, he had a regular length arm
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and hand, and he was holding what felt
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like another forearm, obviously, under
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the sweater with the wooden hand. I just
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couldn't get past how lazy that that
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what would you call that? The the
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prosthetic
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uh
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Yeah, the how lazy the prosthetic and
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set design or whatever you the costume
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design was. It was like, come on, just
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try a little bit. Put something like a
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hook over his hand with the hand so it's
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just this much thicker. like you said
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was down to his leg.
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Yeah, go ahead.
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Uh, also, you know, the Bushi character,
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he plays this character, the weird
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neighbor, you know, probably
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unnecessary, although him sitting on the
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couch with Daly, I guess, is is kind of
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funny.
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The
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um, Haley Joel Osmond, very good new uh,
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villain, if you will. Very, very funny.
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Did you ever see the Entourage movie?
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No.
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So, he pretty much played the same guy
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minus the, you know, clipped ligament
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that allowed him to hit a golf ball 500
18:18
yards. But like that was that was sort
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of where we were first, I think,
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introduced to like villain Haley Joel
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Osmond era. And yeah, he's he's like
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obviously he's intended to be funnier in
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this movie than he was in that movie,
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although they're both technically
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comedies, but just more slapsticky. But
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it I don't know. like he was fine. He's
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not what I envisioned in a role like
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that and they could have gone a bunch of
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different directions.
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I thought it worked and I thought how
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overthe-top the live tour guys were was
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kind of like it started to get into a
18:51
little what was it Pixel that movie
18:53
where he fought the video games.
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So Reggie Bush was one of those guys,
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right? So Reggie Bush was very good, but
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like the scenery, the G the the CGI that
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started to become a little bit too much.
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But I thought they had to thread the
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needle on a new generation and an old
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generation. They had to do a lot of nods
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to 1995
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and also bring in your sons who are what
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age between 9 and 13 or something like
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that.
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Sure. Yeah.
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So they have all these new characters
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like Bad Bunny. They have to get these
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podcasters in there as well that are hip
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right now. They have to strike while the
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iron's hot on this live tour type of
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stuff. And I thought they they they
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thread the needle pretty well. It was a
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tough ask to satisfy both groups. And it
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wasn't perfect, but it was a pretty
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honest effort and I like I said, I give
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it an A minus. So that's my pros and
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cons. Where are you on this?
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So there I mean there are a couple
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things. Uh, I agree with a lot of what
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you said there. It the cameos because
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there were like 75 cameos in this movie
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between the golfers and people you
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wouldn't even necessarily recognize
20:01
depending on who you were. Like I
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personally I'm not the biggest wrestling
20:04
fan so I wasn't like oh there's Becky
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Lynch. You know what I mean? Like I
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wouldn't have necessarily, you know,
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caught some of that stuff that another
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audience would have. But, you know,
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being loyal to Sandler and Sandler
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movies, you know, like we got for, you
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know, we got Love it, we got for a
20:21
second Nick Schwarzson, we got, you
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know, Bushi, who you talked about, we
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got Dan Patrick, you know, but Kevin
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Nean, but obviously he was in the first
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one. We didn't get
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like I was kind of waiting for like
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where's Alan Covert, you know, where's
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Peter Dante? Fair. where's like, you
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know, like a fair or unfair, a scene
20:42
that annoyed the out of me. I just
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like I I I sat there just actively
20:48
thinking, man, the way they're doing
20:50
this is unnecessary. This is so forced.
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This is uncomfortable almost was the
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him learning how to golf again and going
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out.
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So long.
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So elongating.
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But it wasn't even just that it was
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long. It was going out in this forsome.
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the way they designed this thing with
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the people that he went with, right?
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It's it's, you know, Margaret Quali, who
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I realize is like big in Hollywood right
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now, but she was terrible. Eric Andre
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was awful. You know, Martin Hurley, who
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is, you know, the co-writer's kid and
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used to be on SNL, so fine. But again,
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uh, like tell me that scene couldn't
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have been better with
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Covert or Dante or Tim Meadows or Dave
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Fade or, you know, like there are just
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different ways for s like for like Dave
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Matthews, like he's been in multiple
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Sandler movies. Where was he? You know
21:43
what I mean? So, I know you can't get
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everyone in, like you said, trying to
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thread a needle with all this in terms
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of the audiences, but that was like that
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scene to me in terms of who was in it
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and the way it was played was maybe the
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most over-the-top scene in the entire
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movie.
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The way they were either mocking him or
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celebrating their terrible shots, you
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know, like Quali doing the splits, Andre
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go like playing up his comedic presence,
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like it it was just bad. It was a bad
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scene. like rewatch it. You'll hate it
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more. I promise.
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Okay. All right.
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That's the big one that that I mean
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there were plenty of pros, plenty of
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cons. I know we haven't even really
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talked about Travis Kelce who didn't
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need to be in it. He was fine. He just
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like he's just like the you know because
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of the Taylor Swift thing. He's the
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hottest too much Kelsey.
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Too much too much Kelsey. But you know,
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yeah, he's hot right now.
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Too much in the movie, but like yeah,
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hot right now. The podcast is hot. He's
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legitimately funny. I'm not in the movie
22:39
necessarily, but in general, the podcast
22:41
is funny. His brother's funnier. I would
22:43
have rather have seen Jason than Travis.
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But, uh, yeah, there were again, they
22:48
just they tried to pack too much into
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two hours. That would be my biggest
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That's fair. Yeah, that now there was a
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10 pound burrito and a 5B
22:56
bag or whatever they call that. Five
22:58
pounds of bead and a three pound
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burrito, whatever.
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Yeah.
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But yes. All right. All right. So, we
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both agree it's worth the watch,
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especially if you're a Sand Sandler fan.
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And it does not make bottom 10 Sandler
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movies ever.