In this sports comedy remake, Sandler plays a former NFL quarterback who leads a team of inmates in a football game against prison guards. The film combines humor with action, showcasing his versatility.
6.4/10
32%
4.8/5
“Careful, that’s my throwing arm.”
Reuniting with Drew Barrymore, Sandler portrays a man who falls in love with a woman suffering from short-term memory loss. The film blends comedy with romance, highlighting his continued appeal in heartfelt roles.
6.8/10
45%
4.7/5
“Can I have one last first kiss?”
Starring alongside Jack Nicholson, Sandler plays a mild-mannered man who is wrongly sentenced to an anger management program. The film’s success further established his ability to hold his own with veteran actors.
6.3/10
42%
4.6/5
“You can’t treat people this way and get away with it!”
Departing from his typical comedic roles, Sandler delivers a critically acclaimed performance as a lonely businessman dealing with personal and professional turmoil. The film showcased his range and earned him widespread praise.
7.3/10
79%
4.7/5
“I have a love in my life. It makes me stronger than anything you can imagine.”
6.3/10
42%
4.6/5
In this remake of the classic film, Sandler portrays a small-town man who inherits a massive fortune. The movie marked a significant moment in his career, blending his comedic roots with a more mature storyline.
“I fear you are underestimating the sneakiness, sir.”
5.8/10
22%
4.7/5
Playing a man who adopts a child to impress his ex-girlfriend, Sandler balances comedy with moments of genuine emotion. The film’s success demonstrated his versatility and ability to lead box office hits.
“You can do it!”
6.4/10
39%
4.6/5
Sandler takes on the role of a socially awkward waterboy who becomes a college football star. The film was a commercial success, highlighting his knack for creating endearing, offbeat characters.
“Mama says alligators are ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.”
6.2/10
33%
4.8/5
In this romantic comedy set in the 1980s, Sandler plays a wedding singer who falls for a waitress, played by Drew Barrymore. The film showcased his ability to blend humor with heartfelt moments, expanding his appeal to a broader audience.
“I want to grow old with you.”
6.9/10
72%
4.8/5
Portraying a failed hockey player who discovers a talent for golf, Sandler delivers a performance filled with his signature humor and energy. The film’s success further solidified his place in the comedy genre.
“The price is wrong, Bob!”
7.0/10
63%
4.8/5
Sandler stars as a spoiled man-child who must repeat grades 1–12 to inherit his father’s company. This film marked his breakout role, showcasing his unique comedic style and establishing him as a leading man in Hollywood.
“Back to school, back to school, to prove to Dad that I’m not a fool.”
6.4/10
41%
4.7/5