- Oct 10, 2002
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This would be mine:
Deadspin critic Will Leitch
"This would seem to be either a) a clever idea for a short film, but not enough to sustain a feature film, or b) in the hands of an adventurous director and cast, perhaps a way to mine our cultural obsession with nostalgia, and how it might connect with our conflicted relationship with technology. But a terrible idea--an immediate way to disembowel the whole concept, in fact--is to hand it over to the Happy Madison crew and just let them [mess] around with it. Adam Sandler and his crew are the only people who could put less thought and effort into a 100-minute feature film than the original filmmaker put into a two-and-a-half-minute short."
Or
New York Post critic Kyle Smith:
"Hiding Adam Sandler's participation on the poster of the film is understandable, but the studio should have taken the logical next step and made the entire film disappear"
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Deadspin critic Will Leitch
"This would seem to be either a) a clever idea for a short film, but not enough to sustain a feature film, or b) in the hands of an adventurous director and cast, perhaps a way to mine our cultural obsession with nostalgia, and how it might connect with our conflicted relationship with technology. But a terrible idea--an immediate way to disembowel the whole concept, in fact--is to hand it over to the Happy Madison crew and just let them [mess] around with it. Adam Sandler and his crew are the only people who could put less thought and effort into a 100-minute feature film than the original filmmaker put into a two-and-a-half-minute short."
Or
New York Post critic Kyle Smith:
"Hiding Adam Sandler's participation on the poster of the film is understandable, but the studio should have taken the logical next step and made the entire film disappear"
MSN has culminated their favorites here
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