The Wedding Singer

A great movie all around, some good laughs, surprisingly heartfelt moments, and immaculate 80's vibes. Sandler and Barrymore bring the chemistry and casual banter.

well I got to see this funny Adam Sander trip down memory lane for a 80s soundtrack to the wedding singer he play a guy called Robbie hart play weddings and loves his songs and when he gets jilted by his future wife who love him in the past and not his present self he goes mental and destroys other people wedding but he meets a lovely waitress she helps him pick his heart up and sing songs of love hate songs which she likes he likes her put Julia has a boyfriend who is a jack ass this film has a sweet and funny moments that shy boy that wants a dance but cant ask a lovely waitress to dance a piano lesson old lady and a bank manager that wont give someone a job because they wont help the person as they say they like money they have a lot and like there jar but has great cameos to help our forlorne hero like a 80 singer billy to come to the rescue for love that whats the 80s where fun loving don't stop believing and more like 99 red balloons

This is a great comedy and the combination of Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler is great. This is about a wedding singer who is engaged to be married but she stands him up at the altar, and at that same time, Julia (Barrymore)is having doubts about her engagement with her fiancee Glen. It`s only until Glen is found cheating on Julia by the Wedding Singer that he decides to move to Vegas with Julia!! So it`s a race against time for Robbie Hart to admit his feelings for Julia.... A great film and a great Cameo by Billy Idol. I give it a 7 out of 10.

Adam Sandler is at his most likable as Robbie Hart, a wedding singer whose fiance left him at the altar. He meets Julia (Drew Barrymore) and must persuade her that he's the right one for her, and away from her scummy fiance. It's a simple plot and a simple movie, but it works perfectly. Both Sandler and Barrymore are charming and funny, the supporting cast is terrific, especially Christine Taylor and an unbilled Steve Buscemi, and the 80's clothes, music, and cultural references are very funny. Vote: 8

By all rights this should not be a good movie, but it is very entertaining. Sandler is Robbie Hart , working as a wedding singer just to pick up some cash until he hits it big as a song writer. Drew Barrymore is Julia Sullivan, working as a server at wedding parties. Both Robbie and Julia are engaged to be married. But things get complicated, and that is the movie. Sandler and Barrymore are both good here, unless you are one of those people who just don't like them. SPOILERS. As Robbie is ready to be married, his fiancée fails to show up. The next day she explains to him, she loves the "Robbie Hart" of 6 years ago, the rock singer. She doesn't want to marry a "wedding singer", there's no security in it. As Julia is working to plan her wedding, Robbie finds out her fiancée is a cad, bragging about how he still is able to get young women, because he works in New York. Predictably, Robbie and Julia finally get together.

One of Adam Sandler's best films, and the chemistry between him and Drew Barrymore would see them team up again twice more so far. It's a bit unsure of its own tone at times, but on the whole this is a better than average film, with some lovely moments.

The wedding singer was an enjoyable movie,i just lo-o-o-ove Drew Barrymore,Adam Sandler Is good too.But the movie flew because i was having fun,the movie felt so short.But there were its downsides,i mean it was supposed to be the 80's.It looked or felt nothing like the eighties and it didn't bring back memories other than the "Holiday" Music. Adam Sandler really paid back for his poor role in Happy Gilmore,he is much more fresh here,Drew Barrymore is brilliant also,all other casts were great too. The plot was great too,but it wanted to make its way deep into the eighties,and it got nowhere there.But altogether the film was very good,it was a feel good comedy which kept me smiling all the way.Wedding Singer Gets.... B

I loved the Wedding Singer. I appreciate that the film is cheesey and has a really basic script but I think the blend of good direction and fantastic partnership of Adam Sandler and the fresh from her return to the big leagues Drew Barrymore. This was probably Allen Covert's best film alongside Adam Sandler. I love the "You Spin Me Right Round" opening and the Billy Idol finale! Steve Buscemi has another great cameo (to go with cameos in Billy Madison & Big Daddy) A must see film whether happy or depressed! 7/10

"The Wedding Singer" is one of the best romantic comedies of the Modern era. It may have all the standard romantic comedy clichés, but they are far from annoying, and as clichés sometimes do, help us to enjoy and understand the story better. I also think this is Adam Sandler's best movie, along with Billy Madison. The film is sweet, but there are still plenty of tinges of Adam Sandlerness, which can be good or bad (sometimes his comedy is just too stupid), but in this case it is great, and he proves he can balance himself out between comedy and romance. I also have to give it to Frank Coraci since this is only his second film. I guess I didn't mention the entire thing revolves around the 80s...the music, the style, everything. That definitely makes the movie even more enjoyable.

I don't think I need to tell you that most Adam Sandler movies are geared towards a certain demographic who need profanity,fart jokes and violence to keep them from drooling into their popcorn. But THE WEDDING SINGER is actually FUNNY. I can't believe how likeable this movie is. I didn't feel like my intelligence had been insulted. It's a howl from start to finish,particularly Sandler's incredible take on "Holiday" and any scene with Steve Buscemi. Even Billy Idol does a good job.