Review on 🎥 Punch-Drunk Love: Exploring the Criterion Collection Edition by Nicole Mcleod

Don't listen to negative reviews from people who don't understand humor Other than Adam Sandler's signature fart joke. I loved Happy Gilmore as much as anyone, but it shows he's not a one-color prankster. He plays a man suffering from a fairly severe emotional disorder. The frantic music playing at the start of the film should give you an idea of what's going on in his character's mind, and if you're smart enough to get through the first 30 minutes or so, you'll find that that changes ever at whim. It's not gross humor, and if that's what you're looking for, it won't suit your needs. If you want a good movie that has elements of the humerus then you will love this movie. It's way more dramatic than the usual Adam Sandler stick.