1996 Directed by Dennis Dugan
Failed hockey player-turned-golf whiz Happy Gilmore -- whose unconventional approach and antics on the grass courts the ire of rival Shooter McGavin -- is determined to win a PGA tournament so he can save his granny's house with the prize money. Meanwhile, an attractive tour publicist tries to soften Happy's image.
Adam Sandler Christopher McDonald Julie Bowen Frances Bay Carl Weathers Allen Covert Robert Smigel Bob Barker Richard Kiel Dennis Dugan Joe Flaherty Lee Trevino Kevin Nealon Verne Lundquist Jared Van Snellenberg Ken Camroux-Taylor Nancy McClure Helena Yea Will Sasso Dee Jay Jackson Ellie Harvie Ian Boothby Ben Stiller Jessica Gunn
Doug Jackson Rick Patton Paul Massey Brian D. Lucas Bruce Nyznik Chris David James Moriana John Roesch Hilda Hodges Matt Patterson Patrick O'Sullivan Mary Jo Lang Thom Brennan Tom Perry
Happy Gilmore - Un Tipo Imprevedibile, 球场古惑仔
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I promise I'm not trying to be that guy and piss off and confuse everyone on this app. But I liked this more than I remember, I'm sorry!
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It's easy to appreciate Adam Sandler's continued interest in his characters being able to infiltrate upper class spaces and transform them, to function as both the wild underdog and the lovable hero. But it's just as easy to watch Bob Barker beat up Happy. "The price is wrong, bitch!"
Happy Gilmore has to be one the dumbest, most nonsensical movies I've ever seen. Yet, there's a good-natured spirit and sense of creativity to this film that most of Adam Sandler's projects haven't had for well over a decade. Plus the cast is funny, the characters are likable and it doesn't overstay its' welcome with a short runtime of 92 minutes. The very definition of an enjoyable, goofball comedy.
“I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast” “Oh, you eat shit for breakfast?” is perfect comedy writing
As for as Adam Sandler's silly comedies go, Happy Gilmore remains his finest outing!
"You little son of a bitch ball! Why don't you just go HOME? That's your HOME! Are you too good for your HOME? ANSWER ME! SUCK MY WHITE ASS, BALL!"
Growing up in the 90s I was a huge fan of Adam Sandler's movies, and I watched this one on repeat when it hit home video. In the story, a wannabe hockey player named Happy channels his aggression on the ice into some serious driving power on the pro golf tour. But in order to help his grandmother get her house back, not only must he beat his golf nemesis Shooter McGavin at his own game,…
i am prepared to call this
the greatest sport satire ever.
I mean what has happened to comedy films with these absurdly 90s sentiments and merits nowadays!?!
#gilmoreoncriterion
adam sandlers 'parasite'; standing among a pantheon of working class heroism, resisting elitism - one putt at a time!
"The price is wrong, bitch!"
Every time I decide to revisit the first few sandman movies (usually after YEARS) I worry that I might not jive with them as much... but then joe flaherty starts talking about red lobster or sizzler and I lose it lmao.
