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Yeah, but still... er... it makes me roll my eyes... you get the point.
Still just awesome like that
Technically, you put then in the same sentence too 
Yes, yes he/she did. 
From all I have heard of this thing so far, I don't want to see it.
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Hey, one thing I can say for Adam Sandler is that at least he is fair with his stereotyping. He makes fun of his jewishness like, all the time. That's comedic sportmanship.
On the other hand, Zohan.
edited 4th May '15 3:56:10 PM by ElRigo
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Here is Adam Sandler. On the other hand, He is still Adam Sandler.
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Yeah, when reading the comment asking if Sandler wanted the person to make fun of his cultural heritage, I was thinking, "He already beat you to it and routinely makes HIMSELF the butt of his jokes as well." Say what you want about the guy's offensiveness, you can't hit him for hypocrisy. He'll slam himself just as easily.
Offending all races and people, including yourself, alike, can work, but only if you're really witty and clever about it, which Sandler just isn't. It makes the difference between looking like a Love to Hate equal oportunity misanthropist and looking like a just plain asshole.
edited 19th May '15 11:15:31 AM by NapoleonDeCheese
Sandler's movies are generally love it or hate it, but the man himself is incredibly friendly and well regarded in the business. Half the movies he's involved with (starring or just producing) is mostly to keep his friends employed.
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Sandler is a savvy guy. It's always the same mix, mean-spirited humor with sentimental slop. One appeals to the edgelords and the other to families.
The rest of HM productions — I dunno. Read interviews with Kevin James or, heck, or Ken Jeong on the set of a Selzerberg flick. They don't know they're making shit. They talk like they're making the next American classic. If it makes money, it must be!
edited 19th May '15 4:38:24 PM by johnnyfog
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Still just awesome like that
Or, you know, contractual obligations force them to promote these movies because if they slammed them they could get in hot water.
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.
It's perfectly possible to be honest without slamming the movie. Just don't talk so much.
To be honest, if I got paid a million dollars to dick around with my buddies, I'd speak positively about the experience.
edited 21st May '15 12:05:22 PM by Lionheart0
It's also completely possible to love a movie and the experience of making it even if the rest of the world hates it.
Well, it is germane in this instance if in no other: Ridiculous Six is a rip on Magnificent Seven, which came from Seven Samurai.