While Most Adam Sandler films have annoyed me, he is once again trying to portray an actual character as opposed to himself. While he does accomplish this somewhat, one has a hard time believing that he is trying to be an actor instead of being something he has portrayed many times over. To say the least, I liked the film. There was a down home feel to the film, one which brought some nice sensibilities to it, but also had the slap stick comedy that doesn't necessarily have to be vulgar. While this film isn't necessarily the best film Adam Sandler has ever done (which is the Waterboy), it certainly isn't the worst.
