Review of The Wedding Singer (1998) by Alex R — 14 Oct 2011

The Wedding Singer is a pretty funny Adam Sandler comedy, considering that I don't like him that much, that's a lot coming from me. However The Wedding Singer is a funny enough comedy to keep you interested, and if you don't like Sandler, then this is one of least awful works.

The Wedding Singer isn't a great film, but it is entertaining. The film manages to be funny and silly without trying too hard. That's what I like about this film, and that's what separates this film among other Adam Sandler comedies.

This film doesn't try too hard at bringing on the jokes and making you laugh. While this is very much the case with many of Adam Sandler's films nowadays, the jokes feel forced, unfunny and try too hard at making you laugh.

The Wedding Singer has a decent cast and they each bring something funny to the screen, sure the film could have been better, but considering that this is one of the few Adam Sandler films that actually is funny, that's saying a lot.

The Wedding Singer is a good film to watch, and as far as I'm concerned, this one of the funnier films starring Adam Sandler. The films got plenty of laughs, and it does remind you that Sandler was once funny.

Now, he's painfully unfunny, and makes terrible comedies. He used to make decent enough comedies back in the mid to late 90's, and The Wedding Singer proves it. Not perfect, but good nonetheless.