I remember liking Sandler, but the movie was pretty bad.

COME TO THE BACK OF THE GAS CHAMBER.

I wonder what happened to him and Schneider. They never really talked about it and the answers always seemed to be that Schneider had scheduling conflicts, which come on.

Yea, I'm a big Woody fan and it sounds like he makes his one movie every summer because that's just what he does. Unless it's all part of the act, he's pretty open of the fact that he doesn't care if it's good or not, he just moves on to the next one.

I remember one of the Happy Madison guys (Forget who) did a story and they said that about Sandler. That he's truly involved in every joke and every scene, which blew my mind, since again, look at these movies.

I've read Woody is actually pretty checked out. His crew goes home generally pretty early, he doesn't give his actors much direction and he's more concerned with making the Knicks game

I remember someone complained to Ebert once that a bunch of Sandler fanboys showed up to Punch Drunk Love and ruined the experience.

See, I find Sandler fascinating too. For a guy who has starred in hit movie after hit movie, he's so closed off.

I've always wondered, since he never does profiles or in-depth interviews-

There were people wondering if Sandler openly admitting to the paid vacation thing on Kimmel hurt his career.

I get the feeling he'd rather be doing real movies at this point, but those movies always seem to tank and no one likes them. Same thing with Jim Carrey.

Also, this is just pure speculation, but Adam Sandler movies don't seem like the hardest roles to undertake, especially his I want a vacation comedies. I wonder how many takes they do or whether the hours are really long.

She's also a 43-year-old woman. Not exactly prime age for working in Hollywood and getting big roles.

Same here. i know he used to drink, since he's told stories about it, but he claims he doesn't. I don't know, he's gone to great lengths to deny he doesn't drink when I don't think anyone would care that he does. He's been pretty open about his gambling problem

I imagine it's a free vacation and an easy paycheque.

Norm swears that he doesn't drink. It's just who he is

I grew up in a village called Pleasantville!

I freaked out seeing Mathnet. I was obsessed with that as a kid

All of the anachronisms were killing me

I'm in love with John Carney movies at this point. I listen to the Begin Again, Sing Street and Once soundtracks on loop.