How Punch Drunk Love Changed Adam Sandler Forever

[@Looper]

What's your favorite of Sandler's more serious roles?

[@khalidhenry3857]

That's my favorite movie and the reason why I love Adam Sandler

[@GrigorB.2.5]

Punch-Drunk Love is one of my all-time favorite movies and one of my favorite Adam Sandler movies, I love that movie so much

[@altorres5988]

my all time favorite movie Adam Sandler was phenomenal

[@michaelmitcheltree2120]

This is the best Adam Sandler movie. So dark. So different from Happy Madison's product

[@Gor85]

This looks good. I have never seen it. But it's good Sandler can handle dramatic,serious roles. This is very good. Especially for him. There's always that movie that completely changes career and life. Or a show.

[@dreamsinthree]

Excellent video, thanks. Making me want to go back and rewatch PDL - which I will!

[@coscorrodrift]

Good flick, watched it and it was anxiety inducing but an interesting watch for sure. Didn't know the context of it in Adam's career, makes sense. This was a well researched video, i liked it

[@94Trish]

I think I was the only one in the movie theater when I saw it who loved it. I overheard people saying "That was awful. That was not funny at all. Its one my favourite films.

[@wilhelmfrosch6666]

Amad Spamlard❤

[@morimo11]

“That’s that.”

[@Zombiesnyder13]

He should invest more on dramatic actor, where he really shines His days as a comedic actor are behind him

[@sgrafx]

I love PDL.

[@Alex_v_Mizu]

I really thought the Cobbler was really Super charming😊 9:25 Uncut Gems should of got a short theater run.

[@lancertreepuffer]

Nah, Happy Gilmore and The Waterboy follow closely by Anger Management and Click are the reasons he got so big in movies

[@kennethvayo2933]

I think that's the one Adam Sandler movie I couldn't finish

[@SuperRangerGuy1]

never seen it; due to no interest what so ever

[@jcspaz4l]

Horrible movie, maybe I didn't get it