How Adam Sandler Got Good

The video explores Adam Sandler's career, focusing on his portrayal of the 'manchild' persona across various films. It highlights how Sandler's roles have evolved from comedic manchild characters in early films like 'Billy Madison' to more mature roles in later films such as 'Big Daddy' and 'Click'. The analysis culminates with 'Uncut Gems', where Sandler's character represents a darker, more tragic version of the manchild archetype, showcasing his growth as an actor and the complexity of his comedic persona.

What themes are explored in Sandler's later films compared to his earlier works?

In what ways does 'Click' illustrate the consequences of avoiding adult responsibilities?

How does the character Howard in 'Uncut Gems' differ from Sandler's previous roles?

What does Sandler's humor often reflect about his characters' struggles with adulthood?