Happy Gilmore 2

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Fro T @frothizzlereviews 1 day ago The decision to kill off a big character threw me for a shocker, and I wasn’t sure if I was gonna enjoy the rest of the movie, but I was able to put it on the back-burner and found myself having a good time. Adam does a decent job at showing love to the actors and characters that have passed since the first. I can understand if fans of the original don’t like this sequel, but I liked it. 6.5/10 See more Barb B @Sparkleprincess 4 days ago It was ok. Glad I had not spent $ just on it but did not want my life back chuckled a few times See more Evan P @RT91099648 5 days ago This movie left me with a good yet sad taste in my mouth. I thought it was really welll done with all the reboots and remakes out there this was high on my list. A lot of fun with a taste of nostalgia. I didn’t expect a lot but got more than what I was looking for. Well done and worth a watch if you were around in 96 to see the first one. See more Zach W @RT79530296 Sep 11, 2026 I wasn’t huge on this movie when it first came out, i had too much expectation and nostalgia tied to the original. I watched it another time and found myself absolutely falling in love with it and watching it another 5 times. They’re never going to be critically acclaimed movies, but the Sandman delivers exactly what us fans have come to love. See more Robert P @Superbad Sep 4, 2026 Happy Gilmore 2 equals a *3* star movie See more TheFilmCritics @TheFilmCritics Aug 30, 2026 Nostalgia can be a potent comic ingredient, but in Happy Gilmore 2 it’s served with such heavy-handed repetition that the joke quickly wears thin. Adam Sandler slips comfortably back into the role, and Christopher McDonald remains a delight as Shooter McGavin, with a handful of genuinely funny moments when the film lets them breathe. Unfortunately, the sequel rarely finds the original’s sense of urgency or unruly edge, replacing its simple, stakes-driven story with a parade of celebrity cameos, recycled footage and callbacks that feel more desperate than affectionate. The result plays less like a worthy return and more like a prolonged reminder of a better movie, never quite giving Happy a compelling reason to be back. See more Read all reviews

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