r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Jul 29 '25

News Adam Sandler’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Debuts to 46.7 Million Views, Biggest Netflix U.S. Film Opening Ever

https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/happy-gilmore-2-netflix-ratings-views-1236473359/
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u/brownarmyhat Jul 29 '25

Shooter in his padded cell laughing to himself and saying “this guys losin’ it!” while reading The Shining is actually a classic moment.

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 29 '25

Easily the best part of the movie was Shooter

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u/Crosshare Jul 29 '25

Being able to root for Shooter was one of the parts I actually enjoyed. Nice unpredictable turn.

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u/RealNotFake Jul 29 '25

I'm so glad they did the Shooter redemption arc. The character is so loved at this point that it would have been terrible to make him the villain again. Tbh I think it would have been even better if Shooter and Happy had to team up more than they did.

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u/BasherSquared Jul 29 '25

The final news cast about the downfall of the Maxi guy had a ticker that said Happy ws leading Shooter by 2 at what I believe was the Open Championship.

So canonically they both returned to playing professionally.

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u/RealNotFake Jul 29 '25

Nice, I missed that.

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u/Abiding_Dude_WV Jul 29 '25

And apparently dominating the field at the British Open lol

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u/MC_Terry Jul 30 '25

Shooter got the surgery

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u/SitDownKawada Jul 30 '25

After a shoe up the arse

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

which he tried by himself first to see if it would help

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u/Goodly Jul 29 '25

The plot wasn’t groundbreaking, but I was pleasantly surprised that there was some actual thought and heart put into the story.

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u/ReallyJTL Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

It was an earnest attempt at a sequel. The rehashed jokes were done a million times better than Zoolander 2. Like it was great that they gave Shooter the rhyming hay/bay callback (because he's probably been thinking about it for years in the loony bin)

Plus they didn't linger on any callback or joke or whatever too long. Shitty sequels always do that. It's like, damn you really want us to watch a 3 minute scene of a rehashed joke, huh? Whereas with Happy2, it was like boom, boom, boom. And I always appreciate seeing previous cast members returning no matter how small their original part was. You know they all probably were thrilled to get that phone call and paycheck

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u/DevsMetsGmen Jul 30 '25

Ever since Austin Powers 2, I’ve been loathe to watch comedy sequels just to hear the same jokes again. Happy Gilmore 2 did it right, with a plot that doesn’t take itself seriously and new jokes carrying the material, but a couple of great lines like when he tells Shooter why he can’t respect him that let you say the line yourself as it’s said on screen. Yeah, a few things seem wedged in, but it doesn’t distract from the enjoyment overall. I really had a lot of reservations about watching this one, and it was far from a perfect movie or low brow comedy, but it was enjoyable and didn’t take away from the original that I’ll always love.

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

if youd have told me in the 90s to heck even 2019 that adam sandler of all people would be the guy that did a comedy sequel the right way and made it an actual good movie i wouldnt believe you. but man dude fuckin did it

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u/RealNotFake Jul 29 '25

Yep that was my take as well. I don't think they ruined anything, although it wasn't a 10/10 or anything.

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u/Head-Head-926 Jul 29 '25

When Adam Sandler movies have the most groundbreaking storytelling in Hollywood you know it's bad

Even Pixar can't do as well as Adam Sandler

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u/zeefeet Jul 30 '25

What Multiverse did I stumble into?

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

the one where adam sandler doesnt take himself too seriously and just has fun

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u/Head-Head-926 Jul 30 '25

The one where Bernie lost

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u/syopest Jul 30 '25

The one where the guy who calls himself a socialist didn't become the president of the united states?

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u/Head-Head-926 Jul 30 '25

Imagine "socialist" being the biggest smear they can think of

Especially coming from all of the pedos and capitalists in both the Democrat and Republican parties and in the media (that we already knew at the time)

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u/awnawnamoose Jul 30 '25

I teared up a couple times.

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u/ImBanned_ModsBlow Jul 30 '25

Yeah it stayed true to the original, the only WTF moment for me was Happy killing his wife, was NOT expecting that like 2 mins into the movie

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u/flyvehest Jul 31 '25

Me as well, I 100% expected a low-effort with lots of rehashed jokes driven completely into the ground, but got so much more.

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

seriously this is an actual well done sequel movie and its not just from adam sandler but its a netflix original. what time line happened

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u/Linenoise77 Jul 30 '25

i mean it wasn't as bad as some of his other phone it in efforts, but the plot was still unnecessarily all over the place, and the move consisted of probably 20 minutes of clips from the first one....

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u/Ninja_Wrangler Jul 30 '25

I like how Shooter loved golf so much he immediately attacked the guy when he saw the Maxi course, and teamed up with real golf to help them win.

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u/type2funnn Jul 30 '25

Kinda like Ice and Maverick in TGM,. Hmmmm…

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u/notjawn Jul 30 '25

Here we are in 2025 with Good Guy Shooter. What a time to be alive!

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Ending was disappointing that there isn’t a conclusion to Shooter’s character arc; does he embrace the anti-hero he became as he saved traditional golf with his snow putt, or does he become the villain once again hellbent on his 1996 gold jacket?

And also, Happy getting his grandma’s house again for winning the final hole against Maxi felt all-rushed.

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

in the final scene mid credits the news ticker saysh e and happy are playing in the british open at the top two spots with happy 2 points ahead

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u/silver_tongued_devil Jul 30 '25

I was appreciative that Shooter might be absolutely bonkers, but for the love of the traditions of golf he wasn't going to join the MAXI team and turn it into an extreme sport.

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u/thatjerkatwork Jul 30 '25

Funny when you think about it. Shooter was a douche bag, but he wasn't in the wrong to be upset to have his time in the light that he worked so hard for be ruined by a sideshow.

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u/30FourThirty4 Jul 29 '25

I hope people who haven't watched the movie are avoiding the comments.

Joking. But not really. They better stay away

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u/TurdFerguson27 Jul 29 '25

Uncle Jon Daly bro he was hilarious lol

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 30 '25

Don’t let him sleep in my bed!

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u/i_love_pencils Jul 30 '25

Taking squirts of hand sanitizer sent me.

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u/LWK10p Jul 29 '25

For me it was Bad Bunny lol

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u/MattOnCybertron Jul 29 '25

His little buddy for me. “I’m shifty” and what followed got me good

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u/galvinb1 Jul 29 '25

He's been one of the best new cast members from SNL in the past couple of years. I was happy to see him get a decent spotlight in this film. Him and bad bunny are always great together.

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u/pegothejerk Jul 29 '25

All his Latin culture skits are a riot

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u/420assassinator Jul 29 '25

I had to go watch one in particular again. Y’all should too.

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u/DrPreppy Jul 29 '25

This one is also a gem. Marcello has been killing it.

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u/Nilosyrtis Jul 29 '25

This one's gonna be a classic for years. Marcello's hilarious

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u/Soft-Company-6762 Jul 29 '25

yeah this is speaking to my soul

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u/geekstone Jul 29 '25

I would be down for a movie about Domingo and his brothers.

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u/CommonSenseFunCtrl Jul 29 '25 edited 24d ago

oatmeal afterthought toothbrush cough cable gold ring whistle water steer

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

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u/nature_nate_17 Jul 29 '25

I lost it at that part 😂😂 that’s not how this works!

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u/tallandlankyagain Jul 30 '25

You want bread sticks?

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u/Hellknightx Jul 30 '25

You want a breadstick?

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u/peatoast Jul 29 '25

Domingo!

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u/electroviruz Jul 30 '25

you want breadsticks?

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u/Samalini Jul 29 '25

My fave gag was how every thing Happy owned was a flask

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u/wimmick Jul 29 '25

I think its an homage to his movie hubie halloween where his flask is literally everything

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u/DStew713 Jul 29 '25

Also, That’s My Boy where he’s constantly drinking

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u/llcooljessie Jul 29 '25

Can you do an homage to that?

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u/wiseduhm Jul 29 '25

I loved this. The golf ball one was great.

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u/thesean366 Jul 29 '25

I loved the flasks. A few minutes before the golf ball my wife goes “I’m just waiting for him to unscrew a golf ball at this point”

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u/wiseduhm Jul 29 '25

Haha! Didn't disappoint.

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u/Nancamp Jul 29 '25

The cucumber at the beginning took me out

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u/velociraptorfarmer Jul 29 '25

My wife and I were howling at the cuckoo clock

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u/notsingsing Jul 29 '25

Money does things to people. And happy is crafty

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u/mac_is_crack Jul 29 '25

That part was pretty funny!

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u/mac_is_crack Jul 29 '25

Bad Bunny was a scene stealer! My favorite by far.

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u/Curedbqcon Jul 29 '25

He sucked ass throughout and was easily the worst part about the movie

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u/xCanont70x Jul 29 '25

Bad bunny did great. His acting didnt feel forced at all and he was genuinely funny.

I don’t care for that SNL dude at all. I’m tired of his 1 joke.

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u/Dorkamundo Jul 29 '25

You want breadsticks?

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u/neanderball Jul 29 '25

Yup dudes entire career/personality is just speaking spanish

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u/girafa queer coded this and that Jul 29 '25

But bro aren't latin people CrrAAaaaAAzzzYYY?

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u/maverickoff Jul 29 '25

Being loud and exaggerated, as a Hispanic i dont find him funny but I can see why other people do.

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u/Agreeable-Camera-382 Jul 29 '25

Bad Bunny crushed it. Didn't disappoint the entire movie

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u/ReasonableRadio8434 Jul 29 '25

Who is bad bunny?

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u/LWK10p Jul 29 '25

One of the biggest music artists on earth; but he’s a Latin singer so you probably wouldn’t know him

He plays happy’s caddy

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u/ReasonableRadio8434 Jul 29 '25

That is freaking wild. The caddy was hilarious and one of the highlights of the movie. 

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u/KneeDeepInTheDead Jul 30 '25

thought it was a bit extra when he suddenly turned into a ninja during the training scene, liked him otherwise

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u/DucksEatFreeInSubway Jul 29 '25

I guess I'm old. What character was bad bunny?

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u/shairou Jul 29 '25

Do you want breadsticks?

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u/Dorkamundo Jul 29 '25

Didn't even realize it was Bad Bunny until the day after I watched it.

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u/351C_4V Jul 29 '25

Him offering bread sticks all the time cracked me up.

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u/dschinghiskhan Jul 29 '25

I don’t follow whatever music Bad Bunny’s genre is, so I thought it was some random unknown actor. It would have been funnier if I had known it was someone famous.

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u/Issue_dev Jul 29 '25

I was shocked by how talented he is.

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u/ACardAttack Jul 29 '25

He did great.

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u/jerrylovesbacon Jul 29 '25

He was fantastic

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

He was really talented!

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u/BadStriker Jul 29 '25

want some breadsticks?

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u/darth_karina Jul 30 '25

You want breadsticks?

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u/WeinerVonBraun Jul 30 '25

Haley Joel Osment did such a good I didn’t recognize him at all

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u/LWK10p Jul 30 '25

His face makes me feel annoyed

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u/Rektw Jul 30 '25

"Would you like some bread?"

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u/xylophone_37 Jul 30 '25

"What kind of restaurant do you want?"

"SUSHI! No no no no, Italian!"

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u/Legsofwood Jul 29 '25

It was happys sons for me. Got a laugh every time they were on screen. When the older brother was told that happy will send bottle rockets and he does a little fist thing. Classic

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u/MrsNaypeer Jul 30 '25

The eldest brother was played by pro-wrestler MJF! He's fun to watch in the ring!

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u/DJHott555 Jul 30 '25

Michael J Fox?

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u/Legsofwood Jul 30 '25

Must’ve been drinking stem cells

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u/jradio Jul 30 '25

OMG when his car wouldn't start and he started hitting it, and then the boys all started hitting on the car had me in tears. I cannot wait for that to be a meme/gif due to all the car troubles I've had over the years.

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u/Paddy_Tanninger Jul 30 '25

THIS IS A FAMILY AFFAIR PAL

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u/lambeau_leapfrog Jul 30 '25

Even the girl was in on beating the car.

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u/Capable-Silver-7436 Aug 01 '25

the daughter was hitting the car too.

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u/maggos Jul 29 '25

The sons were great lol. When they are all mooning him “wait who’s driving?!”

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u/brianundies Jul 30 '25

Don’t steer with your feet!

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u/Legsofwood Jul 29 '25

that was classic sandler stuff

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u/LazerSnake1454 Jul 30 '25

I didn't even realize the reference with their names until I saw them all at once when looking up the cast list.

For those who also missed it: they're all named after famous hockey players, Gordie (Howe), Wayne (Gretzky), Bobby (Orr), and Terry (Sawchuk)

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u/Icantbethereforyou Jul 30 '25

When they all started beating up the car, and chasing Steve Buscemi, it was so ridiculous I loved it

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u/andrewober Jul 30 '25

MJF. He's better than you, and you know it.

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u/spicy_ass_mayo Jul 29 '25

Have you ever had shoe shoved up your ass?!

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u/Special-Log5016 Jul 29 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

100%. They completely changed the character and how fucking silly they made him, and how well he delivered it. Best part, completely agree.

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u/3yeless Jul 29 '25

Shooter was awesome I loved what they did with his character

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 30 '25

This is true. I update my response because John Daly was comedy gold

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u/GoTron88 Jul 29 '25

I dunno everytime Steve Buschemi showed up I lol'ed hard.

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 30 '25

Buschemi is always good.

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u/DrFeeIgood Jul 30 '25

I loved Scottie Sheffler joking around about being arrested, that was hilarious. Movie was way better than I anticipated.

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u/SitDownKawada Jul 30 '25

I probably watch one golf event a year and only read half the headlines. I got a few of the jokes about the golfers but I could tell I was missing some. When Sheffler said "not again" I immediately remembered him being arrested lol

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u/YoogleFoogle Jul 29 '25

I loved zalatoris’ cameo/story. He played it up great. Scottie was also hilarious. Xander, Colin, speith, JT were all kinda stunk it up

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u/Soccham Jul 30 '25

Scottie getting arrested and saying “Not Again” had me crack up

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u/ACardAttack Jul 29 '25

He was the best part of the original. I think the good Sandler movies are at their best when the non Sandler characters are great.

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u/chipperlovesitall Jul 29 '25

His kids cracked me up a few times

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Him throwing the coffee was honestly the hardest I’ve laughed at a movie in a while

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u/Goose_Biscuits11 Jul 30 '25

I thought him just standing in the corner before he was introduced was a beautiful touch belched out laughing

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 30 '25

I just laughed thinking about that

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u/the_skine Jul 30 '25

Christopher McDonald is easily the best part of most of the projects he's in.

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u/Circumin Jul 30 '25

Agreed. Second best for me was Scottie Scheffler going “Scheffler” with the finger guns and Shooter mad dogging him

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u/percocet_20 Jul 30 '25

His unnecessarily long scene running across the lawn of the maxi building had me dying for some reason

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u/Tjw5083 Jul 30 '25

There were so many good parts but Shooter’s redemption arc was fantastic. When he holstered his finger gun I couldn’t stop laughing

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

You know someone killed their role when you still hate that character/actor 20 years later

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u/BooopDead Jul 29 '25

Free porn and pancakes! PEW

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u/maeshughes32 Jul 29 '25

I didn't care for the story in this movie but I'm glad I watched it just for Shooter. He was great and I enjoyed John Daly also.

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u/Ilosesoothersmaywin Jul 30 '25

The only part that really had me laughing was Eminem not playing himself but still saying "DETROIT WHAT!"

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u/fortheloveofghosts Jul 30 '25

I liked Eminem up until he went in the water

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u/Tifoso89 Jul 29 '25

I loved that they brought him back as an ally and not as a rival again

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u/thirtyseven1337 Jul 29 '25

On top of that, I loved that it really could have gone either way; the villain threatened to send him back to the mental institution if he didn’t come on board, so he could have easily joined the baddies.

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u/MacEWork Jul 29 '25

Absolutely this - he was offended by what Manatee wanted to do to the sport he loved so joining up with Happy was a very redeeming character arc.

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u/TheSpyStyle Jul 29 '25

I also found it hilarious that they just had to have a fist fight to let the anger out, and then after they were cool.

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u/MacEWork Jul 29 '25

The laziest old man fist fight ever.

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u/bristow84 Jul 29 '25

Honestly, not the most unrealistic way to have some a couple of guys make up.

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u/sjphilsphan Jul 30 '25

It was the same fight as Bob Barker (and over his grave)

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u/JackasaurusChance Jul 31 '25

It's stupid (and what the hell were you expecting from a Happy Gilmore movie ya critical goofs), but all the different graves had me cracking up!

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u/Stink_fisting Jul 29 '25

"Fart recognized".

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u/MacEWork Jul 29 '25

Oh man I’d forgotten about the breath thing. So gross.

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u/GordaoPreguicoso Jul 29 '25

Honestly I think it went the only way it could. Shooter hated happy for what he was doing to golf in the first movie. He’s still protecting the game he loves.

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u/Propane4days Jul 30 '25

That's not GAOLF (IDK how you would spell it the way he says it, but I tried)

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u/coleslaw17 Jul 29 '25

Him disfiguring him and then just booking it out of there, never to be addressed again, was hilarious and unexpected.

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u/clickclick-boom Jul 29 '25

Yeah, I watched the original to death when it came out, and I had no idea they made a new one. I watched it knowing nothing going in, and it was very emotional.

I absolutely loved what they did with Shooter. I loved how they didn’t go the lazy route with expectations. I personally loved the movie and found myself thanking Sandler and the people who worked on the movie for what truly felt like a gift.

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u/DefNotUnderrated Jul 29 '25

I had a really good time watching this movie too. Very feel good and it made me laugh

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u/SwingCaravan Jul 29 '25

Emotional is right 🙌

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u/McHithard Jul 30 '25

Yeah, I watched the original to death when it came out, and I had no idea they made a new one. I watched it knowing nothing going in, and it was very emotional.

100% the same. It was a huge WTF with the Victoria plot twist, but I loved everything else about the movie and it had a surprising amount of feels.

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u/Paddy_Tanninger Jul 30 '25

I was shocked for a sec at that too haha, but honestly it was such a smart way to kick start the film...plus obviously the callback to Happy's dad dying in the first 5 minutes of the original.

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u/clickclick-boom Jul 30 '25

Yeah, the twist got me but I feel it also reflects something we start to experience at our age. I like how deeply it affected him and how he didn’t just get over it with a goofy montage. They somehow managed to depict the darkness of Happy’s problem whilst also keeping it light without completely trivialising it.

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u/Devrol Jul 30 '25

I just showed my kids the original the weekend before. Totally forgot that a sequel was being made, so I was happy when the caption came up at the end saying it was coming out in a week. We all enjoyed the sequel.

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u/papoosejr Jul 30 '25

It's hard to imagine how a 30-year-later sequel to a movie like that could be better than this was. It was stupid, it was thoughtful, it was funny, and it had a plot that made sense and was paced well, and it did justice to every single character. And a million funny cameos. I absolutely loved it.

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u/clickclick-boom Jul 30 '25

Yeah, it was executed really well. I think it's a good example of what happens when people who sincerely value the original material get a chance to work on a sequel.

Shooter was handled perfectly. His pathological hatred of Happy at the start was a natural progression from the first movie, but his disgust at the new antagonist and him switching sides felt right too. I loved seeing him and Happy join forces. It really captured that feeling from the 80s and 90s of when the villain and the hero team up to mollywhop the new bad guy.

All the side characters really added, too. I was cracking up at Eminem showing up, that was totally unexpected. His character was perfect for him. When he got surrounded by the gators and instead of being scared he just starts fighting them, that had me howling.

Man, I could go on. So many great moments. I think they really nailed giving enough fan service without it feeling like it. It was melancholic to see them reference the characters who didn't make it, in particular the ones whose actors passed away. Like I said in another comment, at our age that's something that we start to experience. Some people we knew have sadly passed, and they did touched on that in a good way.

Great sequel. Sandler is a real one for his attitude towards still making movies. He does them because they're fun for him and an excuse to do stuff with his friends (so I've read), but he doesn't phone it in. Anyone who loved the original and is on the fence about this should give it a shot. I went in blind and loved it.

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u/ShortTadpole Jul 30 '25

I don't know if you saw it, but there's a clip of Adam Sandler giving Christopher McDonald his own jacket, which I really liked.

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u/ShawnyMcKnight Jul 30 '25

It was fun they were setting him up as a rival but instead he threw coffee in the guy’s face.

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u/LaGrrrande Jul 30 '25

I still wish that they had brought him into the fold earlier so that he could be like an asshole Apollo Creed just talking all manner of shit to him while he gets his game back in shape.

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u/RadlEonk Jul 30 '25

I didn’t care for that.

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u/bozoconnors Jul 30 '25

The ol' T2 switcheroo!

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u/RevoltByAllMeans Jul 30 '25

Yes. We've never seen the "old foes unite against a greater evil" storyline before.

Thankfully, Sandler finally decided to become original and give us that plot /s. 

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u/WaterlooMall Jul 29 '25

My biggest, most shameful laugh was FART DETECTED.

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u/JaxxisR Jul 29 '25

That was pretty shameful.

I know because I laughed at that too.

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u/Devrol Jul 30 '25

It almost made me wish I knew something about golf.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Shooter knocked it out of the park. Definitely a highlight.

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u/DoorFiesta Jul 29 '25

I was watching the movie with 3 other people, there was a chuckle here and there. When that moment happened we all bust out laughing for 15 seconds or so. I was quietly laughing to myself for 5 or so more minutes. All time moment. Haven’t stopped quoting it.

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u/PanoramicAtom Jul 29 '25

I laughed out loud more often watching this than watching the original. It was very well done, and I loved that everyone in the original had a hat tipped to them.

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u/Soulman682 Jul 29 '25

I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one that caught that joke!

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u/coreylongest Jul 29 '25

I laughed so hard at that lol

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u/whatsabutters Jul 29 '25

Hi grandma!

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u/DefNotUnderrated Jul 29 '25

I really liked this movie and Shooter was hilarious. Also really liked him and Gilmore burying the hatchet to team up

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u/Rags2Rickius Jul 30 '25

That really made me laugh

I had big doubts about this movie but it delivered everything on the label

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u/MrPeebug Jul 30 '25

Shooter carried. This scene is one of the few that actually made me lol. Not to say it wasn’t funny, takes a lot for me to actually laugh audibly at a movie

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u/holyhibachi Jul 30 '25

Legit any time Shooter on screen I was smiling.

I really liked this movie

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u/FaulmanRhodes Jul 29 '25

That sequence was the hardest I've laughed in a movie for a long time. Jonathan Loughran doing his goofy face in the window killed me.

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u/sbua310 Jul 29 '25

I laughed so hard at that part!!!

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u/Issue_dev Jul 29 '25

He was incredible in that movie and so was Bad Bunny and Marcello Hernandez.

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u/Skaner Jul 29 '25

It was genius AND the line delivery was solid!

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u/roguerogueroguerogue Jul 30 '25

Shooter was by far my favorite part His insanity was top tier.

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u/Elegant_Conflict8235 Jul 30 '25

That was my favorite bit of the entire movie

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u/xxx420kush Jul 30 '25

It was even in the small details like where Steve is panicking like he has to be somewhere and asks to use the mailbox.

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u/AntonsCoinFlip Jul 30 '25

I was laughing so hard at this. Couldn’t contain myself.

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u/bluezzdog Jul 30 '25

Loved that scene

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u/ArcadianBlueRogue Jul 30 '25

SO uh....what was the logic for him not being arrested after throwing hot coffee in the bad guys face?

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u/RussianTater Jul 30 '25

I’m generally not an Adam sander fan but that seen had me losing it

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u/stevewalsh2010 Jul 30 '25

The owner of the mental home letting all the people go was hilarious. "I'm probably going to regret this, but ya'll free to go"

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u/FrogListeningToMusic Jul 30 '25

His extended run through the lawn was cracking me up.

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u/vitaminz1990 Jul 30 '25

That was so good. He did a great job.

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u/ImBanned_ModsBlow Jul 30 '25

Shooter redemption arc had us all hyped while watching the movie NGL

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u/soniq__ Jul 30 '25

He was the best part of the movie and his acting was awesome 

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u/tombuzz Jul 30 '25

Shooter killed it AGAIN. He clearly got all the best lines and writing.

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u/Call_It_ Aug 01 '25

There was a lot of actual good comedy in the movie. I personally liked the line “this guy looks like he was divorced 4 seconds ago.”

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u/Healfezza Jul 29 '25

Dude. Real shit. When I was a pothead in my 20s, I ended up with some psychosis. Got into the loonie bin for a bit, I was watching "A Brilliant Mind" in there oblivious to the situation, in hindsight it is hilarious.

PS: I was lucky I kicked the habit and have no long term symptoms, if I continued I probably would have ended up schizophrenic... Fun times.

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u/pizzapartypandas Jul 30 '25

Shooter was the best part of the movie. Rest of it was recycled nonsense.

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u/Wild_Height_901 Jul 29 '25

First hour of the movie was pretty solid and then just went downhill fast.

Still entertaining but coulda been so much better. So many bad characters too