Mr. Deeds
Comedy • PG-13 • 2002 • 1 hr 37 min
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Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, John Turturro, Allen Covert, Peter Gallagher
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It’s a adam sandler movie, always a great time
Another classic Adam Sandler movie with a simple yet goofy plot, a fair share of likable and unlikable characters, everything you’d expect
One of sanders genuinely good ones lighthearted and funny
A classic adam sandler movie with some funny moments
Not his best, not his worst. Sandler acts and sounds like himself throughout
Besides the acting being bad, its not an awful movie
I thought this was a little bit underrated in its day. A good look at the heart Sandman can bring to a movie
Not Adam Sandlers best but not his worst.
Another Adam Sandler movie that mixes a relatively likable plot with some humorous scenes and decent acting. A fun movie night.
Just like every Adam Sandler movie, love it. Big plus is it has Winona too.
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