Robbie Hart (Adam Sandler) is a lowly wedding singer. He gets left at the alter, and finds a true friend in waitress Julia Sullivan (Drew Barrymore) who's engaged to a douche.
Drew Barrymore is supremely cute and lovable. Adam Sandler is still likable as the lovable loser. Together they make a wonderful on screen couple. She lights up the screen and he puts her on a pedestal.
The music is stacked with great 80s hits. It has all the kitschy 80s touch. It makes all the fun in the world. The story is as predictable as most rom-coms. The humor is heart warming and sweet. Funniest bit has to be tranny bandmate George (Alexis Arquette) who keeps singing "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me". It's not surprising that the script has so many great comedians who worked on it.
Drew Barrymore is supremely cute and lovable. Adam Sandler is still likable as the lovable loser. Together they make a wonderful on screen couple. She lights up the screen and he puts her on a pedestal.
The music is stacked with great 80s hits. It has all the kitschy 80s touch. It makes all the fun in the world. The story is as predictable as most rom-coms. The humor is heart warming and sweet. Funniest bit has to be tranny bandmate George (Alexis Arquette) who keeps singing "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me". It's not surprising that the script has so many great comedians who worked on it.