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Mood:
- HumorousWittyCynical
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Plot:
- FriendshipFriendsRedemptionTeenage LifeOptimismPartnersFamily RelationsDisorder
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- Comedy
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Place:
- Small Town
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Audience:
- Teens
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Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights, 2002
English
USA
Profile of Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights
Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights can be described as humorous, cynical, and witty. The plot revolves around friendship, optimism, and redemption. Its comic aspect comes from grossout humor and irreverent humor. Its main genre is comedy. In approach, it is not serious and realistic. It is set, at least in part, in a small town. It is well suited for teens.
Summary of Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights
Adam Sandler and director Seth Kearsley present an animated Hanukkah tale with ADAM SANDLER'S EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS. Davey Stone (Sandler) is lurching down a wayward path. He's a drunk and aging delinquent, infamous in Dukesberry for spreading misery as deftly as he belches full sentences. He's facing prison when Whitey Duvall (Sandler again), a lovable, physically challenged man, proposes that Stone work with him at the community center as a referee for the local basketball league. The surly Stone accepts the job, and moves in with Whitey and his twin sister, Eleanore (also voiced by Sandler). But the true test is whether Stone can rise above his self-destructive habits in order to reunite with his former girlfriend, Jennifer (Jackie Titone), and act as a role model for her young son, Benjamin (Austin Stout).
The snow-covered landscapes in EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS have a pleasing, three-dimensional realism that's as cheerful as a Hallmark holiday card. Sandler, with his wide range of inane, high-pitched voices, is as funny as ever, punctuating the innocent world of EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS with the refreshingly irreverent brand of humor he displayed in HAPPY GILMORE, THE WEDDING SINGER, and BIG DADDY. Though the film isn't really for kids, Sandler and Kearsley manage to make even the more daring animated characters--like one with three breasts--seem harmless. EIGHT CRAZY NIGHTS also features the voices of Jon Lovitz, Kevin Nealon, Rob Schneider, and Tyra Banks.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 27 November 2002 |
| Runtime: | 76 min |
Cast and Crew
as Davey, Whitey, Eleanore & Deer
as Mayor
as Tom Baltezor
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- by: Angel Cohn
Los Angeles Times
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- by: Kevin Thomas
