No matter what kind of movies you like to watch, no one can resist a good comedy movie. A movie which makes you laugh until you can't breath. A movie which makes you laugh until you cry. A movie which you quote with your friends for the next few weeks.

I am also a humongous movie buff and would like to interest you in some comedy movies you may have not seen.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Billy Madison




Teacher: Spell "couch".
Little girl: Couch. C-O-W...
Teacher: [to little girl] No, I'm sorry, that's not right.
[to Billy]
Teacher: Well, Billy, if you spell this correctly you pass second grade.
Billy Madison: Couch. C-O-R, uh, r you going to the mall today?
Teacher: No I'm not goin to the mall, keep spelling, mister.
Billy Madison: C-O-U-C-H!
Teacher: Correct!
Billy Madison: I AM THE SMARTEST MAN ALIVE!

Billy Madison, released in 1995, starring Adam Sandler, is well, a classic Adam Sandler movie. Adam Sandler had a streak of movies starting in the early 90’s, including Big Daddy, Happy Gilmore, Mr. Deeds, Waterboy, and Billy Madison that were absolutely hilarious. Adam Sandler generally plays an immature adult, which fit perfectly into the role of Billy Madison.

Billy Madison, was a spoiled kid growing up, who did not try in school. His father bribed his teachers to let him pass and eventually graduate, but when it was time for his father retire from his job, he did not feel comfortable handing the company over to Billy, because of his constant antics. The scene which truly portrayed who Madison was the first scene of the movie; Sandler stumbles in drunk out of his mind, chasing and imaginary human size penguin. He screams gibberish at this penguin and starts the movie out with a hilarious bang.

For Sandler to receive the company, he makes a bet with his father that he could go back to school, and pass all of the grades starting from kindergarten all the way through to 12th grade, and if he graduated he would get the family business. Adam Sandler, a fully-grown man, in an elementary school classroom made for some great laughs and overall a fantastic movie. Many of the Adam Sandler movies are similar, but they are all entertaining and suggest going and seeing them all. 

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