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• Albert K

  
  Get some cheese balls, dunk it in cheese whizz, throw sharp cheddar cheese on top and you get "The Wedding Singer". Yup. So cheesy... everything within this movie is a recipe for disaster, yet the romance works -- what the hell? The comedy falls flat almost every single time… More
  Get some cheese balls, dunk it in cheese whizz, throw sharp cheddar cheese on top and you get "The Wedding Singer". Yup. So cheesy... everything within this movie is a recipe for disaster, yet the romance works -- what the hell? The comedy falls flat almost every single time and Drew Barrymore is one horrible actress, yet at the end of the day, you'll find "The Wedding Singer" somewhat pulling on your heartstrings.

• Everett J

  
  Easily one of my all time favorite Adam Sandler movies. Love the 80's throwback, and all the little references, especially the music. Sandler is Robbie Hart, a wedding singer who gets left at the alter. Depressed, he then meets Julia Sullivan(Drew Barrymore) a waitress about… More
  Easily one of my all time favorite Adam Sandler movies. Love the 80's throwback, and all the little references, especially the music. Sandler is Robbie Hart, a wedding singer who gets left at the alter. Depressed, he then meets Julia Sullivan(Drew Barrymore) a waitress about to be married. He helps with her wedding planning, and they eventually fall for each other. typical romantic comedy, with Sandler's touch of frat boy humor that works perfect. Watching this on a Saturday morning for the first time in years, I found myself remembering every line, laughing at the same jokes, and singing the same songs. Watching this movie is like riding a bike, you just never forget.

• Jennifer X

  
  It's ehhhhhh. I do not like when Adam Sandler talks in a weird voice.

• Cassie H

  
  Fun Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore movie set in the year 1985. TOTALLY AWESOME! :) Love that Billy Idol makes an appearance too lol (:

• Jeff "

  
  The Wedding Singer is a pretty funny Adam Sandler comedy, considering that I don't like him that much, that's a lot coming from me. However The Wedding Singer is a funny enough comedy to keep you interested, and if you don't like Sandler, then this is one of least awful… More
  The Wedding Singer is a pretty funny Adam Sandler comedy, considering that I don't like him that much, that's a lot coming from me. However The Wedding Singer is a funny enough comedy to keep you interested, and if you don't like Sandler, then this is one of least awful works. The Wedding Singer isn't a great film, but it is entertaining. The film manages to be funny and silly without trying too hard. That's what I like about this film, and that's what separates this film among other Adam Sandler comedies. This film doesn't try too hard at bringing on the jokes and making you laugh. While this is very much the case with many of Adam Sandler's films nowadays, the jokes feel forced, unfunny and try too hard at making you laugh. The Wedding Singer has a decent cast and they each bring something funny to the screen, sure the film could have been better, but considering that this is one of the few Adam Sandler films that actually is funny, that's saying a lot. The Wedding Singer is a good film to watch, and as far as I'm concerned, this one of the funnier films starring Adam Sandler. The films got plenty of laughs, and it does remind you that Sandler was once funny. Now, he's painfully unfunny, and makes terrible comedies. He used to make decent enough comedies back in the mid to late 90's, and The Wedding Singer proves it. Not perfect, but good nonetheless.

• AJ V

  
  A great new 80s movie. It's an hilarious romantic comedy with a bunch of great actors. It's even got a couple cameos from 80s actors. I love watching this movie, both for the nostalgia and for the great jokes and romance. I highly recommend it.

• Bethany M

  
  Adam Sandler singing 'I Wanna Grow Old With You' was one of the most hilarious yet romantic things I have ever seen. Amazing. You don't expect anything less from Adam Sandler, he's one of America's best comedians... and there's not a lot of them.

• Conner R

  
  I'm a huge fan of Adam Sandler's totally awesome 80's nostalgia flick. For whatever reason, it contains none of the not-so-great traditions of some of the Happy Madison movies and all of the good ones. Instead of being a parody of the 80s, it's something that… More
  I'm a huge fan of Adam Sandler's totally awesome 80's nostalgia flick. For whatever reason, it contains none of the not-so-great traditions of some of the Happy Madison movies and all of the good ones. Instead of being a parody of the 80s, it's something that actually could have existed back in the decade. You can tell how much love these people have for the time period and its bizarre and naturally goofy elements. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are great together and feel like a genuine pair of people falling in love. Also, I believe that the downfall of Robbie's life is some of Adam Sandler's greatest pieces of comedy. Now that enough time has passed, it's safe to say that this has become something of a classic.

• Spencer S

  
  Everyone loves a classic Sandler film, but this is my absolute favorite. Not only does it express true love, honesty, and 80's flair, but it was the first step Sandler took towards sincere portrayals. It was basically the precursor to Punch Drunk Love.

• erika b

  
  A ok film. it was lacking a good plot bad bad singing . The part i like about this film was that it had some funny parts.

• Sanjaya &

  
  I'm not a big fan of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, but I was really looking forward to see this movie because I already watched their chemistry in '50 First Dates' and they were great there... But what I saw for an hour and a half was a little disappointment... This… More
  I'm not a big fan of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, but I was really looking forward to see this movie because I already watched their chemistry in '50 First Dates' and they were great there... But what I saw for an hour and a half was a little disappointment... This movie wasn't that good, it's too cliché I think.. Boy meets girl, they have a good times together and falling in love, but they already tied in an engagement to another people... And when they realize they were meant to each other, they just misinterpret the situation... Even at the ending, they still can be together after the sacrifice made from the man by taking a first class flight to L.A. even he doesn't have the money... For the era of late 1990s, maybe this one was a good movie, but for this time, I already seen too much movies that typically looks like this movie... Even that I love 'Grow Old With You' song, it was good and the lyrics were great and funny...

• Nicki M

  
  I don't think I will ever, ever get tired of this one. It is Drew Barrymore's best movie and Adam Sandler's (although I acknowledge that's not saying a whole lot!). Everything about it works - the 80's setting, the soundtrack, the funny and sweet story, the… More
  I don't think I will ever, ever get tired of this one. It is Drew Barrymore's best movie and Adam Sandler's (although I acknowledge that's not saying a whole lot!). Everything about it works - the 80's setting, the soundtrack, the funny and sweet story, the great cast. Robbie and Julia are the sweetest couple in a romantic comedy ever and it is just one of those films you can watch over and over and still not be sick of it even when you can quote all the lines before they happen. Have just rewatched it for about the 100th time and had a pleasant surprise to see there is an extra scene in the blu ray "Totally Awesome" edition. (Okay, so I am easily made happy!).

• Candy R

  
  If you love 80s cheese, this is a must see. Julia and Robbie are engaged to wrong people. He is a wedding singer and she is a waitress. Drew and Adam make a great on-screen couple. Adam is a good singer. Cute rom com.

• Dead A

  
  Sweet ending :)

• Jennifer D

  
  One of Adam Sandler's funniest.

• Wahida K

  
  A great lovestory

• Anthony L

  
  I'm not a big fan of rom-coms because usually they are neither romantic or funny. I have to say though that i do like the pairing of Barrymore and Sandler. This is an average film made much better thanks to Billy idol!

• Thomas B

  
  adam sandler, restraining himself? maybe that's what he should do more often

• Lorenzo v

  
  <i>"He's gonna party like it's 1985."</i> In 1985, Robbie Hart (Adam Sandler) is a vocalist whose rock band stubbornly refuses to get off the ground. In the meantime, he makes a living playing wedding receptions, where his easy charm and ability to… More
  <i>"He's gonna party like it's 1985."</i> In 1985, Robbie Hart (Adam Sandler) is a vocalist whose rock band stubbornly refuses to get off the ground. In the meantime, he makes a living playing wedding receptions, where his easy charm and ability to schmooze brings him a steady income. Robbie meets Julia Sullivan (Drew Barrymore) when she's working as a waitress at one of his wedding gigs; he immediately takes a shine to her, but since he's engaged, he keeps his distance. Robbie learns that Julia is also engaged; unfortunately, her fiancée Glen Gulia (Matthew Glave) is an obnoxious, self-obsessed yuppie who is chronically unfaithful to her. When Robbie gets stood up at the altar by his fiancée, it's a crushing blow to his ego, and he moves from working weddings to bar mitzvahs to avoid the humiliating issue of matrimony, and he considers giving up on music altogether. In time, Robbie realizes that he needs to step in and stop Julia from marrying Glen before the woman he's come to love ruins her life. <b><u>Review</u></b> The eighties were a musical and cultural low, so setting a film within that era is a hazardous, some would say foolish, exercise. Somehow, however, The Wedding Singer manages to overcome the problems of a dreadful soundtrack, awful clothes, and a truly cringe-making cameo from Billy Idol, and provide a largely enjoyable couple of hours. The main reason for this is the excellent performance of the two leads, Sandler does pathos and bitterness in an appealing and yet un-sugary manner, and Barrymore is equally adept at naive and insecure. Together they manage to portray a couple whose destiny is obvious to everyone but themselves, in a very convincing manner. A couple of quite hilarious scenes (particularly the table full of losers), a couple of nice supporting performances and on the whole a pleasurable if not exceptional film.

• Daniel P

  
  One of Sandler's most under-rated performances.

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