Buenos Chistes, Un Final Inesperado y La Gracia De Adam Sandler

I have seen every Adam Sandler film ever made. And I love ALL of them! I know that might be controversial. But honestly his movies make me laugh. And one thing his movie all have in common, that I think people fail to see. Is the fact that they all have a sweet feel good ending. And I LOVE that! I'm the biggest Sandler fan ever, and this movie is super funny but probably only for his fans. It's a little silly at times but has tons of funny gags and jokes in it. Also tons of cameos! I highly recommend this to any Sandler fans!

Going into this movie after I had already seen several movies with Adam Sandler in them that day, I had expectations of this one being a decent movie. I was proved wrong.Just like in Billy Madison, the character Adam Sandler plays has a voice that gets annoying very fast. On top of that, his character in this has a problem with speaking because he got hit by a shovel, which by itself is already a reason to doubt this movie.The story itself is quite poor. Nicky's two brothers escape hell,where Nicky and his family (mum excluded) live, causing the fiery gate to hell to freeze. Nicky is send to earth with a flask from which his brothers have to drink from so Nick can take them back to hell.There is a scene where Nicky drops by the house of a woman he met recently on Earth and who he flipped off (under possession by his brother). She uses pepper-spray on him, causing him to fall. He does not die though, because when he gets close to the ground his fall is stopped and he floats. He flies back up and explains who he is to her. The woman , who was flipped off, spoken to in a devilish voice and sees Nicky fall down and floating/flying after she pepper-sprayed him (implying she is frightened by him) then suddenly accepts him. Oh, so you're the Devil's son? Well, that makes sense, lets be a couple.Although I didn't like this movie, I didn't give it a 1. I haven't because it has some funny moments (The Chicago record with the dark message and Ozzy Osbourne. I also liked the reference to Happy Gilmore close to the end of the movie.

Dreadful bubblegum stuff for the heavy metal set. Satan (Harvey Keitel, with horns and pointy ears) passes over his two eldest sons for a promotion; they escape from Hell (to New York City!) and freeze the fires of Hades behind them so no new souls can enter in. Adam Sandler, talking in a raspy whisper (and with an occasional drooping lip), is the youngest spawn of the Devil who goes after his brothers to capture their souls in a flask forever. Despite a handsome production full of expensive CGI effects, big set pieces, and surprise guests in cameos, this Adam Sandler vehicle has no new jokes and plenty of obvious targets. Even with the large budget and a strong supporting cast, Sandler still can't shake off the doldrums and give us a comic performance he believes in. "Little Nicky" backs itself into a hoary corner, winding up with a showdown between evil and not-so-evil that raises not a single chuckle. Movies like this go over well with audiences who don't mind being treated like dolts. * from ****