Does anyone like Rob Schneider or Adam Sandler? (best film, cast, actors)

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

I am not fond of either.

I like David Spade better than both.

Early Sandler was good....back in the 90s....like Happy Gilmore.

[Chowhound]

Originally Posted by Marleinie

I have very rarely found either of them funny much less liked their movies, but apparently they have a big following.

Most of those guys movies suck majorly. Adam Sandler is one of the richest guys in Hollywood, so some one is lapping up his garbage. Schneider is a no talent hack riding on Sandler's coattails.

The sad part is is that when Sandler does more serious stuff he's actually a decent actor. He's got his niche and I think that's where he's happiest, IDK, sure seems that way.

[SWFL_Native]

Adam Sandler comedy cd > all his movies

[mustangman66]

Huge Sandler fan; he is the one actor that I would love to meet Growing up not far from where he did in NH is what initially made me like him and then I was hooked. Only a few movies that I am not a fan of; Little Nicky, The longest yard, I now pronounce you chuck and Larry, and Pixels.

[Mattks]

Punch Drunk Love
50 First Dates
Spanglish
The Cobbler
The Wedding Singer
Happy Gilmore
Bedtime Stories

I enjoyed all of those movies, some are comedies and some are drama. Mr Deeds and Big Daddy have some funny moments and I'd say are decent. The rest of his movies I've seen are garbage.

[BobCaldwell]

I almost wept tears of joy when Sandler appeared as Opera Man on the SNL 40th Anniversary show.

[bellakin123]

Originally Posted by mattywo85

He has a movie coming out, or maybe its out, on Netflix. Supposed to be one of his better roles.

Sandy Wexler...loved it!


I've never been a big fan other than Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates and Grown Ups.


Rob Schneider was good in Benchwarmers, imo. Every other role he played was always a typecast.

[DontH8Me]

Short answer - no.

[ironpony]

I only liked both of them in 50 First Dates, and You Don't Mess with the Zohan, but I think that's pretty much it.

[Ghengis]

Originally Posted by BobCaldwell

I almost wept tears of joy when Sandler appeared as Opera Man on the SNL 40th Anniversary show.

I wept too having to re-watch that massively lame bit