Is this Sandler's best movie?

I agree, never liked him in anything, but he was ok throughout almost the entire movie.

>I barely felt annoyed by looking at him through the movie

Yeah, that's funny how he is just kind of annoying to look at. Something about his grin is very off-putting, like there's something nasty there. Or back in the SNL days, that grin always said to me "I'm a jerk, and that's funny." I don't mean to bash the guy at all, but I just find him off-putting.

On the other hand, that Seth Rogen, even though I hate pothead humour of all kinds, there is something irresistible about his grin and his attitude that doesn't come off somehow superieor, like Sandler.

(I don't get it, and I don't understand people. It's weird.)

But the movie where I liked him best was the Wedding Singer. I actually LIKED him in that one, and he didn't have that Sandler smirk that I tend to see, that nasty tinge. Hmmm...

How long did it take to train the animals?

I agree he very much was not annoying in this as he was in The Waterboy, Zohan, Jack and Jill, etc.

I'm also glad they did not go with a cliched happy ending where Lucy beats her amnesia and instead they just accept it and learn to deal with it so that she can move on and have a family and not be hindered by her handicap.

I liked him in this, the wedding singer, Big Daddy and Punch Drunk Love. His movies tend to be goofy, but it's up to the audience to decide to watch them. I dont mind his work.

I like "The Wedding Singer" better.

No it is not. It only elicited a few amused chuckles from me the entire movie - usually when the really old Hawaiian guy made some comment.

50 First Dates Was The Last Good True Adam Sandler Movie

https://screenrant.com/50-first-dates-adam-sandler-last-good-movie/

Adam Sandler continues to enjoy financial success with Hubie Halloween, but the last good movie to rely on his unique style was 2004’s 50 First Dates.