The Wedding Singer (The Wedding Singer (DVD))

Member Name: stephbond89

Product:	The Wedding Singer (DVD)
Date:	03/05/09 (17 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Amazing film, cute, romantic, funny, heartwarming!

Disadvantages: None! ;-D

This was the first Adam Sandler film I ever watched when it first came out in 1998, I remember my sister having the film on VHS and we used to sit there watching it every time I stayed at her house. And ever since its been my all time favourite film.

The Plot:

The film is about a wedding singer Robbie, who is getting married himself, until his fiance breaks up with him on their wedding day, and dumps him at the alter...or just leaves him standing there more like. Robbie slumps into a deep depression, and even ends up giving up on his job, which he used to love.

Meanwhile, Julie, who Robbie met briefly before his failed wedding. Is engaged to Glenn, is ecstatic when he finally sets a date, and she gets to planning her wedding.

Julie and Robbie's friendship blossoms and Robbie slowly comes back around to weddings, and starts to help Julie in the planning of her own when Glenn gives all planning responsibility to Julie.

But, as Julie starts to realise she is falling in love with Robbie, and she thinks he feels the same...but as in all Romantic Comedies, things mess up, and Julie goes off to marry the cheating Glenn.

As always I am not going to ruin the film by going into the rest of the story line but that gives you a brief going over!!! And there is a will she won't she essence to the whole film!

Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore work absolutely amazingly together, this film made me fall in love with everythign Adam Sandler and ever since I have watched every single one of his films! And when Sandler and Barrymore worked together again years later in 50 first dates, their chemistry was just as magical!

I most definitely recommend this film to anyone who likes Sandler films, and anybody who likes romantic comedies. This film is the best romantic comedy in the whole world!!!!!

Summary: An amazing Sandler film!