50 First Dates (12A) Reviews

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Good Points: Great movie.

Bad Points: Quite long.

General comments: The 2 actors had great chemistry, as they have been in a film together before. 50 First Dates was good, especially how he had to get her to fall in love with him every day doing different things. It was really funny. A very touching movie.

Overall, it was a great romantic comedy.

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50 First Dates - I really enjoyed this - one of the best films of the year. Funny and a good love story as well. The end was kind of predictable but it didn't stop me enjoying the film at all. I would definitely recommend this, especially to teenagers.

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50 First Dates - This film was excellent, it was so funny and such a great love story. However, I couldn't decide if it was a sad or happy ending. Surprisingly, it wasn't predictable, or at least I didn't think so, it was much better than I thought it would be. Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler are great together and they really made this film.
Good soundtrack, brillant cast and lovely love story make this film one of the best comedies I have seen.

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50 First Dates is a wonderful film, well worth the admission fee, brilliant story, one for the romantics - do I recommend it - oh yes!!

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I went to see 50 First Dates as an Adam Sandler fan. I always liked his easy to follow humour with simple jokes and an addiction to putting pain in his movies. 50 First Dates takes a much more sensitive approach and is a bit more of a woman's film than the likes of Happy Gilmore or The Waterboy.

The basic plot is such: Henry (Sandler) works in a Sea Life Centre in Hawaii, he spends most of his days waving at a walrus (who provides one of the most memorable scenes of the movie) and dating to ...

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If you have seen The Wedding Singer with Sandler and Barrymore, you will love this. They both have a screen connection that makes you love both characters. The jokes within the film were extremly funny. I indeed laughed so much in the cinema. The only thing to watch out for is the Walrus.