The Ridiculous 6

I got halfway through the film and decided to stop watching. I'm in the minority when I say that I typically enjoy Sandler movies, but this one just didn't do it for me. The plot was a bit cliche and although I liked the group of actors they used, I didn't find it as enjoyable as I would've liked. Maybe if I finish it that opinion can change, but it's hard to watch an entire movie when it's not enjoyable to watch.

Then try making a game out of it. Find as many things that are wrong with the movie as you can. I did that with Super Mario Bros. and I loved it.

I'll take it one step further and make it into a drinking game. Every bad moment in a movie, you take a shot.

I made a drinking game out of Fellowship of the Ring where you take a drink or do a bong rip whenever they say "ring." I'm pretty sure I passed out two hours in.

Watch the RedLetterMedia Ridiculous 6 Half in the Bag on YouTube, 1000x funnier than any movie Adam Sandler has ever done.

I wouldn't recommend watching Spider-Man 3, you WILL end up in the hospital.

:shycouch:

I actually really enjoy most Sandler movies. Watched "Just go with It" the other night for maybe the 4th time.

Turn your brain off entertainment.

I actually remember rather liking Click. Didn't make me laugh, but it had heart.

Click is one of my favorites. It's a pretty good story and the acting is pretty good too. Definitely one of Sandlers best.

I wouldn't put him in a truly dramatic role, but the guy can at least bring a character to life, even if that character is just some form of Adam Sandler. With the right role he could be a poor man's Jack Black (I'm thinking Bernie and not Nacho Libre). He definitely worked as an immature man-child in Click, though.

On the commentary track to Serenity, I remember Joss Whedon saying something to the effect that comedians can make for good dramatic actors, since comedic timing is even harder to nail down than dramatic timing. Granted, Joss Whedon is a glorified B-movie director, so grain of salt and all that, but he's not entirely wrong.