Every Adam Sandler Netflix Movie Ranked Worst To Best
Adam Sandler has now released seven Netflix exclusive movies but which are the best and the worst? Thanks to his charming and energetic personality, as well as his accessible style that mixes crass humor and over-the-top slapstick, Adam Sandler's comedies have been massively popular with audiences for a quarter of a century. The same unfortunately can't be said about the critical reception of most of these films, as most of Sandler's films are labelled as bad. Critics more often than not correctly labeling them as lazy humor that caters to the lowest common denominator and this is especially true when it comes to output that's produced by his own studio, Happy Madison.
Just like any artist with a body of work as extensive as Sandler's, not every Happy Madison production that stars him is equal in quality, or lack thereof. This metric also applies to the films that were released exclusively by Netflix as part of their $400 million deal with Happy Madison. The seven Adam Sandler comedies released by Netflix so far contain the kinds of juvenile gags and jokes we expect from his Happy Madison output. However, each film varies enough in tone, sub-genre, and narrative drive to stand out on their own.
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As much as Sandler sticks to his guns when it comes to specific tropes that are expected from his work, there's a refreshing amount of variety as well. But which ones are on par with his worst, like Jack and Jill, which ones are genuinely inspired, like You Don't Mess With The Zohan, and which ones are in between?
There's a solid, TV-MA-rated, 80-minute western parody that wears its envelope-pushing, politically incorrect absurdity on its sleeve, hiding within The Ridiculous
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