What is the best Adam Sandler movie?
From slapstick comedies to acclaimed dramas, Adam Sandler has had one of Hollywood's most eclectic careers. Which of his movies is the greatest?

Happy Gilmore (1996)
A hockey player turned golf sensation who disrupts the PGA Tour with his slapstick style and 400-yard drives.

Billy Madison (1995)
An immature man-child repeats all 12 grades of school to inherit his father's hotel empire in this absurdist comedy.

The Wedding Singer (1998)
A charming romantic comedy set in the 1980s where a jilted wedding singer finds love with a waitress before her wedding.

The Waterboy (1998)
A socially awkward waterboy discovers he's a ferocious tackler, transforming a losing football team into champions.

Big Daddy (1999)
A lazy slacker unexpectedly becomes the guardian of a five-year-old boy, forcing him to grow up in this beloved comedy.

Punch-Drunk Love (2002)
Paul Thomas Anderson's acclaimed dramatic turn starring Sandler as a lonely man finding love amid constant harassment.

50 First Dates (2004)
A romantic comedy where a man falls for a woman with short-term memory loss, forcing him to win her heart every single day.

Click (2006)
A workaholic architect receives a magical remote control that lets him fast-forward through life's important moments.

You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008)
An Israeli Mossad agent fakes his death to pursue his dream of becoming a hair stylist in New York City.

Grown Ups (2010)
Five childhood friends reunite at a lakehouse to celebrate their late coach, packed with nostalgic ensemble comedy.

Uncut Gems (2019)
A dazzling thriller by the Safdie Brothers where Sandler plays a gambling-addicted jeweler in a frantic race against debt.

Hustle (2022)
Sandler plays a basketball scout who discovers a diamond-in-the-rough Spanish player and bets everything on his shot.

Anger Management (2003)
A timid man is wrongly sentenced to an anger management program run by an eccentric therapist played by Jack Nicholson.
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