Happy Gilmore 1996 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time: this film is good.
Voice-over/Homemade videos/Storyline: the voice-over is from our lead character, telling us a bit about
himself over some homemade videos clips, the storyline is okay and
straightforward from beginning to end.
Background music/Comedy level/Mental imagery: now it is one of those occasions where the background music is there
sometimes in this project, it doesn't do anything wrong, it is just there in
the background. The comedy level is good, it has a good variety to it, I don't
want to give too much away, but having said that, I want to say that it does
have mature themes and it does have some very good Pitch and Putt scenes,
moving on the mental imagery used in this project is well put together.
Cast: the character developments are easy to pick up
on, for one example when we meet the love interest for this film, her character
developments follow those lines [I am aware that the lead character has a
girlfriend in the beginning of this project and has an evening with another
woman,] but the viewer is should be able to notice the love interest for this
film and in the interest of fairness, when the audience meets the competitive
bad guy in this film his character developments follow those lines of
development as well.
But my point
is this; these character developments may be easy to pick up on and to follow,
but they are performed to a good standard, in fact all these characters are
performed to a good standard, on top of that we have characters which make
limited scenes of appearances, such as Bob Barker as himself and Richard Kiel
as Mr. Larson.
This film receives: 73% approval, I
gave this film a high good percentage of approval, because of Bob Barker vs.
Happy Gilmore [Adam Sandler] the Happy Gilmore physically or verbally
aggressive scenes or sequences are funny throughout this project, but Barker
vs. Gilmore is highly entertaining.
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