Happy Gilmore 2

[aGDevil2k]

I think Thin Red Line was still the worst movie I have ever seen

 

[ZZLPHeels]

I think Thin Red Line was still the worst movie I have ever seen

Whoa what the hell

 

[SnoopRob]

Have not seen it yet but glad to see Tim Herluny listed as co-wroter. Sandler's best work IMO has come when he and Herliny co-write: original SNL, the first few Sandler movies and the 2020 SNL return of Sandler episode. Sandler is a pretty good writer but can be formulaic somewhat withouyg someone like Herliny.
Those first few Sandler movies including Happy Gilmore are a unique blend of stupidity, everyman charm, sentimentality and off the wall fairly inspored creativity. I mean who thinks of doing a scene where the paired golfer and celeb fight at a celebrity Pro Am

I agree with this.

I also didn't know that Martin from Please Don't Destroy (who has a small role in the movie) is Martin Herlihy and Tim's son until now. I don't know that it has any real meaning, but I just learned it and found it interesting.

 

[SnoopRob]

I mean… I expected it to be dumb. I wasn’t expecting Oscar winning performances… but it just felt like something tossed together just for the sake of a sequel. They phoned it in big time… Killing Julie Bowen was lame.

I think they very much leaned into the nostalgia factor and it certainly plays a big part in the movie. I can understand if some folks think it overwhelms the movie.

And, yeah, fridging Virginia annoyed me. It's probably my biggest complaint about the movie.

 

[genevabuck]

I expected it to be pleasantly surprised. It was pretty good.

 

[HeelYeah2012]

I thought it was really good. It did exactly what I was hoping it would do. Nostalgia everywhere. This wasn’t a movie that was trying to win an Academy Award or something.

Thought it was awesome how many modern professional golfers were in the movie. They all did really well too.

 

[superrific]

I think Thin Red Line was still the worst movie I have ever seen

Wait, what? The Malick film? This one, with an 80% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes?

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You must have been a in a bad mood or you just didn't get it. I can understand how some people might not like it, but the worst ever is just mind-boggling.

 

[CHAMTRAIN]

One of the worst movies I ever watched. They completely mailed it in, no coherent plot to be had.

 

[Calheel]

One of the worst movies I ever watched. They completely mailed it in, no coherent plot to be had.

If you were watching Happy Gilmore 2 for hopes of a coherent plot, you had no chance of liking the movie.

 

[theel4life]

One of the worst movies I ever watched. They completely mailed it in, no coherent plot to be had.

Agree it was bad. Bad bunny only good character.

 

[Peppers49]

I had low expectations and still thought it was terrible. The Maxi golf plot line was where it really got off the rails for me. Scheffler was pretty funny.

 

[LeoBloom]

I think Thin Red Line was still the worst movie I have ever seen

Wow. I think that movie is brilliant.

 

[SnoopRob]

The Maxi golf plot line was where it really got off the rails for me.

That was the worst part of the movie. The plot got in the way of the nostalgia and silliness.

 

[Ramrouser]

Watched it last evening. Low expectations.

It’s ok if you want to be mindlessly entertained. Some nostalgic value.

 

[Calheel]

That was the worst part of the movie. The plot got in the way of the nostalgia and silliness.

Agreed. They could have used some decent screenwriters. The last 30 minutes did the movie no favors.

 

[GoHeelsweeeehoooo]

I think Thin Red Line was still the worst movie I have ever seen

Totally agree - saw it in the theater and nearly walked out - then I kept reading how it's such a great movie so tried to watch it again at home and fell asleep while it was on

 

[kickazzz2000]

Agreed. They could have used some decent screenwriters. The last 30 minutes did the movie no favors.

Yes, right after I decided it was pretty good, the last 30 minutes happened.


Scottie Sheffler stole the show. Hilarious

 

[ChileG]

I thought it was really, really bad. But everyone has different tastes.

 

[korgguy1971]

I thought it was really, really bad. But everyone has different tastes.

I agree with this assessment.

 

[Rock]

Given the budget that went into it which was probably hundreds of millions of dollars, I think that you could make a factual case that it’s the worst film of all time.