We Ranked Every Adam Sandler Movie on Netflix to Help You Pick One
Look, one would never call an Adam Sandler movie "art." And no one would likely utter the phrase, "I do love an Adam Sandler film." The comedian's movies are childish, silly, full of gross-out humor and borderline offensive jokes. And yet, they remain a staple to our dumb culture. You can probably quote Happy Gilmore by heart. You know what to yell if you run into a swan! While some are certainly better than others, Adam Sandler movies are the junk food that we sometimes crave after a long day of not watching Adam Sandler movies. Here are the best Adam Sandler movies on Netflix, ranked from worst to best.
This Western-themed parody is full of casual racism and mediocre jokes, and might very well be the worst Adam Sandler movie ever made.
Sandler and David Spade play two idiots (obviously) who fake their deaths and assume the identity of two strangers-who, naturally, turned out to be criminals who were on the run from their enemies and the law.
Sandler plays the titular cobbler, who leads an uninteresting and routine life on Manhattan's Lower East Side. But his discovery of a magical relic soon allows him to live life as other people to expand his understanding of the world around him.
Sandler and Chris Rock play the fathers of a young couple who are about to get married-that is, if their families can survive the week leading up to the ceremony.
Sandler plays a Hollywood talent agent (inspired by his own, Sandy Wernick), who balances a eccentric slate of performers in this '90s-set comedy.
What happens when your universal remote controls more than your TV and your DVD player? Sandler finds out in this supernatural comedy, which sees his character traveling back and forth in time thanks to his magical remote.
Adam Sandler and Academy Award-winning actor and film legend Jack Nicholson scream at each other for 106 minutes.
An ill-fated attempt to garner Oscar buzz, this James L. Brooks-directed dramedy stars Sandler as a suburban family man who finds himself attracted to his kids' new Spanish-speaking nanny.
Adam Sandler's SNL character Canteen Boy gets a Cajun makeover in Bobby Boucher Jr., who goes from being the University of Louisiana's football team's water boy to a star linebacker.
Adam Sandler turns in one of his rare serious performances as one of three siblings back home to help organize a career retrospective for his artist father (Dustin Hoffman) in this Noah Baumbach-directed dramedy.
A super wealthy manchild's life is turned upside-down when his father refuses to let him take over his hotel business-that is, unless he can prove he has some brains by repeating Kindergarten through senior year in one quick stretch.
Adam Sandler plays an ex-hockey player who picks up another set of sticks, but he quickly learns his gruff behavior is no match for the golf course.
OK, it might not be a traditional movie, but Sandler's first standup special is not just a return to his roots, but also a return to form-reminding us all why we liked this doofus so much in the first place.
Look, one would never call an Adam Sandler movie "art." And no one would likely utter the phrase, "I do love an Adam Sandler film." The comedian's movies are childish, silly, full of gross-out humor and borderline offensive jokes. And yet, they remain a staple to our dumb culture. You can probably quote Happy Gilmore by heart. You know what to yell if you run into a swan! While some are certainly better than others, Adam Sandler movies are the junk food that we sometimes crave after a long day of not watching Adam Sandler movies. Here are the best Adam Sandler movies on Netflix, ranked from worst to best.
Adam Sandler movies are the junk food that we sometimes crave after a long day of not watching Adam Sandler movies.
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