Reviews of 50 First Dates

Sad

Posted : 4 months ago on 21 April 2008 02:48 (A review of 50 First Dates)

Talk about true love. If I woke up everyday and my man didn't remember me, or my kids...i couldn't take that. But a great movie!

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50 First Dates review

Posted : 6 months ago on 18 February 2008 08:25 (A review of 50 First Dates)

Adam Sandler has his supporting cast to thank for any laughs that I may have let slip during this film. Sean Astin and Rob Schneider provide much needed comic relief in this film about a stereotypical Sandler layabout who falls in love with an amnesiac who can never remember who he is when she wakes up every morning. Dan Aykroyd cameos with both a great joke and an awful joke in this film that kind of just feels as though it has ripped off Groundhog Day.

Maybe I'd have liked it more if Sandler wasn't the lead.

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50 First Dates review

Posted : 6 months, 1 week ago on 16 February 2008 12:05 (A review of 50 First Dates)

This is a hilarious film, with a great plot, and great acting. Adam Sandler does great, in this film. He has done tons of spectacular films, and this film does not disappoint. Drew Barrymore, is great in this film, as well. She does not disappoint. I think, this is overall, a great film.

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50

Posted : 11 months, 2 weeks ago on 10 September 2007 05:11 (A review of 50 First Dates)

this movie shows the great chemestry between drew and adam NOT love but in acting.
They are amazing actors when working together as has ben proved in THE WEDDING SINGER and they should be put together more often

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50 First Dates review

Posted : 1 year, 5 months ago on 2 March 2007 12:34 (A review of 50 First Dates)

Funny while It brought me to tears... this is what real love is

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Familiar

Posted : 1 year, 9 months ago on 9 November 2006 12:49 (A review of 50 First Dates)

Adam Sandler's dedication to a familiar amnesiac Drew Berrymore makes for a great on-screen romantic comedy. The real comedy however came from an unlikely hero, Drew's on-screen brother, the original Goonie himself, Sean Astin. Somehow, the story's repetitiveness never seemed to get old.

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