I think it’s Adam Sandler’s best film (hot take). It’s funny how his movies are set in luxurious locations and he helps casts his friends in the supporting roles, but it ultimately leads to good banter and a lightheartedness to his films. 50 first dates plays off classic romcoms with its one liners and cliches, but has fun doing it. Creative storyline with laugh out loud scenes.
“Nothing beats a first kiss.”
This was really a beautiful film. From the soft cinematography of the Seoul/NYC skylines to the heart wrenching dialogue. The film makes you think about your own journey and how people who have significant roles in your life sometimes depart. It’s sad and depressing, but they get new experiences and meet new people who start to shape their life further.
The film is so clever in its use of screen movements and body language. Even in the last scene, when…
