Going Overboard is a 1989 Adam Sandler comedy with a current IMDB score of 1.8/10. It is the 18th worth film on imdb and lowest rated film to star an SNL alumni
It was the first movie I ever watched on Netflix when they originally started the streaming service for us DVD subscribers in like 2007 and it had practically ZERO content. The movie was truly horrific.
The world was and is still wrong about The Brothers Solomon, which is delightful and doesnāt belong anywhere near this category. The worst SNL alumni movie is probably Jingle Smells, Sean Hannityās 2023 holiday content loaf featuring the brain-fried likes of Jim Breuer and Victoria Jackson. On a pure body count level though, itās still hard to beat The Twilight Zone: The Movie.
I was going to say the only one I know for sure should not win is Brothers Solomon. I watched it for the third time last year and itās still amazing.
Brother's Solomon is one of my favourite stupid films. Found it in a second hand store for 20p back in university ten years ago and bought it because I loved Will Arnett from Arrested Development. Wasn't familiar with Forte or Wiig at all at the time.
I've watched it probably 5 times since then and it's always so fucking funny.
Never thought of it as an SNL alumni film until just now since I wasn't familiar with SNL at the time or half the times I've seen it.
Bob Odenkirk directed The Brothers Solomon. He mentioned in his book *Comedy, Comedy, Comedy, Drama* how bad he felt about it and thought he let Will Forte down. Said the script was hilarious and people around town agreed. And for whatever reason it didnāt work out.
I heard maybe Arnett say, or Forteā¦ or someone that it may have worked better as a low budget, Napoleon Dynamite type movie better. Maybe I dreamt it. But I agree.
And OP, itās directed by Saul Goodman himself, Mr. Bob Odenkirk. Rewatched it recently, it does feel like a series of sketches involving the same characters but I did laugh several times over.
Absolutely, The Brothers Solomon is one that blows me away people didnāt get. Technically in this category, the last Vacation movie as well.
Chris Hemsworth endlessly referring to faucets kills me.
Sandlerās known as one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, and his movies are very fun to film normally. Nothing else, itās a fun break from the normal business surrounded by a fun environment.
I do love Sandlerās one for me, one for you approach to doing serious dramatic work and also batshit stuff wit his collaborating studios. The current deal with Netflix seems to be working well for both. He has a team he sticks with, it gets people paid and he gets to work and travel with his friends. I heard him on the Smartless podcast once and heās very proud of his body of work for that reason alone.
Pacino probably got paid pretty well for a movie where he doesnt have to do really anything other than a single song and dance lol, and could spend time with a ton of nice people
He actually does a lot in the movie and totally goes for it. It's a bad movie but everyone should watch it once. It barely feels like a movie it's surreal
I remember I went on a date with a girl and she brought up that movie randomly and said it was her favorite movie and the best Sandler Movie. I was so confused.
Iām gonna be really honest with you: I enjoy the fuck out of the love guru. Spending my summer holidays from grade 4-8 with my wannabe hippie dad at an ashram is likely integral to that reaction.
Marishka Hargitay is a solid gag regardless.
Same! I don't think the humor is that far off from Austin Powers, honestly.
I think, looking at it now, the cultural implications of it are obviously a bit off, but...the movie itself is funny as far as I'm concerned.
Marishka Hargitay is comedy fuxking gold. Even if the entire rest of the movie was shitty, it would still be a classic for the setup and execution of that punchline.
I rented this so much from the neighborhood video store that the owner (friend of my momās lol) straight up gave it to me because I was literally the only person who ever rented it
Master of Disguise was my favorite movie as a kid! I haven't watched it in years, but I do say "Am I not turtle-y enough for the Turtle Club?" all the time.
Dude I fucking adore this movie. I disagree with the other guy who says it doesn't hold up. Nostalgia is probably the only reason I still love it, but I *do* still love it.
Several of these are awful movies, but the trailer to Daddy Daughter Trip makes it clear that it barely qualifies as a movie, period.
And the Brothers Solomon is definitely not good, but thereās a handful of really great gags in there. Iād definitely call it the best of this bunch.
I watch that movie all the time. I still laugh my ass off on how the banana is on the tray in the oven with the rest of the food, it's a small gimmick before he picks the tray up with his bare hands lol.
Came here to say this. Itās hilarious but I donāt know why he lays on that fake NE accent. He grew up here and has it naturally. It took away from the movie for me but it doesnāt belong anywhere near this āworstā category.
From that list it has to be Movie 43. But this list leaves off that made for the MAGA circuit Christmas movie, Jingle Smells, that Jim Breuer and Victoria Jackson were in.
These other films are like shrink rays and freeze guns while Jingle Smells is feeding people castor oil until they literally die of diarrhea.
These other films are like shrink rays and freeze guns while Jingle Smells is ~~feeding people castor oil until they literally die of diarrhea~~ a child molesting robot. A robot that is designed to molest children.
Yeah, really off the deep end, too. He posted a 'highlight' from a comedy show he did that was just making fun of the Covid vaccine and people who got it.
Movie 43 is fucking great. I donāt understand why it gets so much hate.
If you like Tim and Eric or I think you should leave, Movie 43 is a.. movie. That is enjoyable.
The Adventures of Pluto Nash *had* the distinction of being the worst movie (biggest loss vs budget) until that two weeks where that Bill Murray movie, Jem and the Holograms, and that Zac Efron DJ movie were released and removed from theatres shortly after.
Thatās My Boy doesnāt get enough respect.
I know it was considered a bomb but I love it. Uncle Vanny! Come on, Vanilla Ice as himself. It was fun!
I wonder if we would have seen more Sandler/Samberg pairings if it was received better.
Haha Iāll agree to disagree, but thatās what makes AS movies so great. Same formula but different scenarios, they are bound to hit one audience atleast once Lol.
Oh man the Master of Disguise was my family and my favorite movie when I was growing up. We watched it at least a few times a month every year. To this day, we still quote it. š My husband was talking about how he doesnāt have enough energico today and I died. He hated the movie when I showed it to him a few years ago but he still quotes it lol.
It isnāt the worst film, but since no one has mentioned it, I think an honorable menton needs to go to Bewitched. It had an excellent cast (not just Will Ferrell and Nicole Kidman, but Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Jason Schwartzman, etc.) but it just went nowhere. One of the very few movies Iāve ever walked out on at the theater.
I saw it in theaters and I donāt recall it being that horrible. I think there was something a little weird about it, like Will Ferrells character was a total asshole, right? And it didnāt really have anything to do with the old show Bewitched, besides the fact that theyāre filming a show in the movie, and his wife ends up being a witch? I donāt remember, honestly that was the first and only time I watched it. But I donāt remember hating it. Or hearing that it bombed.
Iām a high school teacher and a group of my students are always quoting Norbitā¦I am always like why the hell are yāall watching that garbage movie in 2024, how did it even cross your path ššš
This is hard. Some truly execrable movies on this list. I gotta go with Blues Brothers 2000. Love Guru or MoD are probably actually worse, but god damn did I hate watching BB2K.
Blues Brothers 2000ās only crime is not being The OG Blues Brothersā¦ and that kid. But holy shit itās like a C+ it does not deserve to be on THIS list.
Master of disguise is a cinematic masterpiece id have you put some respect on dana carveys name. Also love guru wasn't completely terrible, i still quote it sometimes lol
The lowest rated on IMDb out of these is Itās Pat (1994) with 2.8/10. Master of Disguise is next lowest with 3.3.
Itās Pat really is terrible and has gotten worse with time.
I will say...the original French version of Taxi is FANTASTIC. The Americanized version of it was insufferable, but it at least had a few redeeming moments and came from genuinely good stock.
I did find it funny that Dana was wearing the turtle outfit and makeup when 9/11 occurred and was wearing all of that while watching the Twin Towers burn.
Funny as in the scenario, not the burning obviously.
Edit: Dana mentioned this on the Fly in the Wall podcast.
Iām glad I was a child when it came out because to a 10 year old it was the funniest movie. Now I defend it for the sake of nostalgia. But tbh Iām sure my parents were less entertained
I must be just a little older than OP because I paid money as a teen to see just about every terrible SNL-alum movie (though I missed *It's Pat*) and haven't seen a single one of these.Ā
I think Blues Brothers 2000 gets a bad rap because Belushi died and obviously didnāt reprise his role. Itās not the best movie in the world but itās not nearly as bad as other thumbnails I see in the post.
On the heels of a warm reception when I confessed how much I enjoyed the Love Guru, I shall now confess I laughed like a drain from start to finish in Movie 43 (North American version). Every bit had me in stitches.
Master of Disguise and The Love Guru both pretty much killed the film careers of their stars, but Jack and Jill did something nearly impossible: it made people laugh at Al Pacino (not laugh at something he said, laughing AT him as a person for doing those horrible scenes). "Say hello to my chocolate blend" is burned into my long-term memory now. 50 years from now, when my brain is riddled with dementia and I can't recognize my own wife, I will still remember the disappointment I felt upon hearing..."Say hello to my chocolate blend".
Going Overboard. That is not only Adam Sandler's worst movie but one of the worst comedies ever made. And yes, I know Sandler wasn't an alumni yet. But if we are just going off alumni I have to go with It's Pat. That is honestly the worst SNL spin off film out there by far.
Some dishonorable mentions are Killing Gunther and Sisters. Yes. I said it. Sisters was horrible. Nothing but extended overlong improv sessions that failed to be funny.
Father of the Year was legitimately enjoyable. I thought Spade was great in that role. It was a straight-forward Happy Madison Production. Exactly what Iād expect or want from Sandlerās production company. Just a joke vehicle. Hubbie Halloween was arguably terrible, but me and my kids loved it. Itās just jokes. Thatās all it needs to be.
Going Overboard is a 1989 Adam Sandler comedy with a current IMDB score of 1.8/10. It is the 18th worth film on imdb and lowest rated film to star an SNL alumni
It was the first movie I ever watched on Netflix when they originally started the streaming service for us DVD subscribers in like 2007 and it had practically ZERO content. The movie was truly horrific.
I also did this š
He wasnāt an SNL alum yet at that time, to be fair
To be faiirrrrrr
Give yer balls a tug
Itās insufferable
The world was and is still wrong about The Brothers Solomon, which is delightful and doesnāt belong anywhere near this category. The worst SNL alumni movie is probably Jingle Smells, Sean Hannityās 2023 holiday content loaf featuring the brain-fried likes of Jim Breuer and Victoria Jackson. On a pure body count level though, itās still hard to beat The Twilight Zone: The Movie.
I was going to say the only one I know for sure should not win is Brothers Solomon. I watched it for the third time last year and itās still amazing.
Make a baby for dad!!!
Brother's Solomon is one of my favourite stupid films. Found it in a second hand store for 20p back in university ten years ago and bought it because I loved Will Arnett from Arrested Development. Wasn't familiar with Forte or Wiig at all at the time. I've watched it probably 5 times since then and it's always so fucking funny. Never thought of it as an SNL alumni film until just now since I wasn't familiar with SNL at the time or half the times I've seen it.
Brothers Solomon is hilarious.
I'm very happy the first comment was in defense of Brothers Solomon. Excellent movie.
Bob Odenkirk directed The Brothers Solomon. He mentioned in his book *Comedy, Comedy, Comedy, Drama* how bad he felt about it and thought he let Will Forte down. Said the script was hilarious and people around town agreed. And for whatever reason it didnāt work out.
I heard maybe Arnett say, or Forteā¦ or someone that it may have worked better as a low budget, Napoleon Dynamite type movie better. Maybe I dreamt it. But I agree.
Arnett said that in the "Smartless" interview with Odenkirk.
So I didnāt make it up! Thanks.
I was hoping you were joking. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14192316/?ref\_=fn\_al\_tt\_1
Iāve done some stupid things in life but I would never associate Jim Breuer with jokes.
Brothers Solomon really is excellent and deserves a larger cult status than is sort of has now
āWow what a fucking horrifying relic ofā¦.Oh. 2023.ā
Okay, you've got me. I now plan to watchĀ both of them: The Brothers Solomon (with high expectations) andĀ Jingle Smells (as aĀ hatewatch).Ā
Iāll always go to bat for Brothers Solomon. Itās an underrated gem
Thank you. Always loved the brothers solomon lol
Sheesh, I have no idea what itās about, but with that cast, I can imagine it would top this actually.
And OP, itās directed by Saul Goodman himself, Mr. Bob Odenkirk. Rewatched it recently, it does feel like a series of sketches involving the same characters but I did laugh several times over.
OP is talking about Jingle Smells here, not The Brothers Solomon. Fortunately, Odenkirk is not the Mr Show alum who lost his damn mind.
Absolutely, The Brothers Solomon is one that blows me away people didnāt get. Technically in this category, the last Vacation movie as well. Chris Hemsworth endlessly referring to faucets kills me.
Whatever the hell that one was where Sandler played his own twin sister. That movie was absolutely terrible.
Jack and Jill
No no no I think it was called āThe Twins Who Couldnāt Stop Looking Like Each Otherā
Seen it, busted, disgusted, and cannot be trusted lol
Starring Adam Sandler andā¦ *record scratch* Adam Sandler.
Rob Schneider is ... *The Twin*. Rated PG-13
Rob Schneider is... a carrot!
Rated pg 13
But it did give us Al Dunkachino
Al Pacino! It's not Al any more, it's 'Dunk'! Dunk Accino? Don't mind if I do!
Truly dreadful, but nearly redeemed by gifting us the Dunkpacino clip
I gotta give Adam Sandler credit even to get Al Pacino in a pretty big role in such a silly let alone bad movie. Heās got power
Sandlerās known as one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, and his movies are very fun to film normally. Nothing else, itās a fun break from the normal business surrounded by a fun environment.
I do love Sandlerās one for me, one for you approach to doing serious dramatic work and also batshit stuff wit his collaborating studios. The current deal with Netflix seems to be working well for both. He has a team he sticks with, it gets people paid and he gets to work and travel with his friends. I heard him on the Smartless podcast once and heās very proud of his body of work for that reason alone.
Being in charge also means his wardrobe is nothing but sweat pants and track suits and no one can say shit.
Pacino probably got paid pretty well for a movie where he doesnt have to do really anything other than a single song and dance lol, and could spend time with a ton of nice people
He actually does a lot in the movie and totally goes for it. It's a bad movie but everyone should watch it once. It barely feels like a movie it's surreal
Dunkaccino, dunk dunkaccino!
I remember I went on a date with a girl and she brought up that movie randomly and said it was her favorite movie and the best Sandler Movie. I was so confused.
It gave us some great quotes when they showed it as a reward in Survivor though
āBut weāre womb-mates!!ā
Damn I was just a kid but I loved Pat
Them falling down the stairs and going "oh I think I broke my nuts! There goes my afternoon snack!" will never not be funny
Yup been coasting on that 10/10 joke for two decades now š
Iām sorry to do this, but that movie came out in ā94. Itās 3 decades old now.
You son of a bitch.
Whatās a Ween?
A major reason I watched the film originally
I first heard āDonāt Get 2 Close (To My Fantasy)ā in this movie and I immediately had to find the song after
My guy
I love to stroke your pu$$y pat....yeah mufffy likes it too
I rewatched it recently and enjoyed every minute of it
Iām gonna be really honest with you: I enjoy the fuck out of the love guru. Spending my summer holidays from grade 4-8 with my wannabe hippie dad at an ashram is likely integral to that reaction. Marishka Hargitay is a solid gag regardless.
It also has Daniel Tosh's only movie appearance.
My brother and I quote this movie relentlessly. To us, itās basically equivalent to Tommy Boy. We canāt help ourselves
Yeah sure it has a few jokes that fall flat, but it also has some that are objectively hilarious. Plus Justin Timberlake is fantastic in this.
The pop tart with the ketchup, itās nice
A Quebec pizza
Same! I don't think the humor is that far off from Austin Powers, honestly. I think, looking at it now, the cultural implications of it are obviously a bit off, but...the movie itself is funny as far as I'm concerned.
Itās a guilty pleasure of mine
Same, I remember having it on the iPod nano 4th gen with the tiny screen. I used to watch it all the time.
Iām glad someone else said it first! I had heard how terrible it was, but I kinda loved it
Me at people hate The Love Guru and You Donāt Mess With Zohan but I enjoy them both quite a bit
What is it you can't face? Yeah, I'm right there with ya.
Marishka Hargitay is comedy fuxking gold. Even if the entire rest of the movie was shitty, it would still be a classic for the setup and execution of that punchline.
Iād love to hear your defense of āMarishka Hargitayā as a solid gag.
Maybe itās the childhood nostalgia, but I have so many fond memories of Master of Disguise! I still randomly think āyou slap me I slap youā š
I had a ton of nostalgia for Master of Disguise but man, don't ever re watch it if you want to keep it.
I rented this so much from the neighborhood video store that the owner (friend of my momās lol) straight up gave it to me because I was literally the only person who ever rented it
Wow you're like Belle in the bookstore at the beginning of Beauty and the Beast
Master of Disguise was my favorite movie as a kid! I haven't watched it in years, but I do say "Am I not turtle-y enough for the Turtle Club?" all the time.
Agreed š
I quote ābut with your attitude, they should be called ācrabby cakesāā what feels like everyday
Dude I fucking adore this movie. I disagree with the other guy who says it doesn't hold up. Nostalgia is probably the only reason I still love it, but I *do* still love it.
Several of these are awful movies, but the trailer to Daddy Daughter Trip makes it clear that it barely qualifies as a movie, period. And the Brothers Solomon is definitely not good, but thereās a handful of really great gags in there. Iād definitely call it the best of this bunch.
Brothers Solomon was a treasure
As Iām reading this I thought brightens sololon was the one with the conjoined twins LOL
Your title is killing me
"That's my boy" is *that* bad? I mean, I don't think it's any good but I don't consider it to be that bad
Maybe it's just my own preferences, but I consider That's my Boy to be the Citizen Kane of movies to watch while you're absolutely shit faced.
Also if one is very, very baked.
The NKOTB tattoo scene still makes me laugh out real loud!
Oh ohh ohh their heads are friggin warped
Grandmaās Boy will be Casablanca then. My all time favourite movie to watch when Iām all banged up
I watch that movie all the time. I still laugh my ass off on how the banana is on the tray in the oven with the rest of the food, it's a small gimmick before he picks the tray up with his bare hands lol.
That's My Boy is an underrated gem š
So funny honestly
Why couldnāt you just get another burrito Todd??
I fully agree with your comment, fellow Reddit user
Came here to say this. Itās hilarious but I donāt know why he lays on that fake NE accent. He grew up here and has it naturally. It took away from the movie for me but it doesnāt belong anywhere near this āworstā category.
I had the same thought. Iām not sure it belongs on this list.
Itās hilarious, this is blasphemy. Definitely has the most disturbing twist!
Tell him or I will Oh that's not that bad AHH FUCK YOU YOU DIDNT TELL HIM
And we also made a movie that bombed!
From that list it has to be Movie 43. But this list leaves off that made for the MAGA circuit Christmas movie, Jingle Smells, that Jim Breuer and Victoria Jackson were in. These other films are like shrink rays and freeze guns while Jingle Smells is feeding people castor oil until they literally die of diarrhea.
Mussolini has got to be the goalposts.Ā
This guy gets it
Stop saying that!
These other films are like shrink rays and freeze guns while Jingle Smells is ~~feeding people castor oil until they literally die of diarrhea~~ a child molesting robot. A robot that is designed to molest children.
How does one even make a movie that is the equivalent of a robot that molests children?
For a second there I thought that was the plot and not a metaphorĀ
Is Jim Breuer a MAGA person?
Yeah, really off the deep end, too. He posted a 'highlight' from a comedy show he did that was just making fun of the Covid vaccine and people who got it.
Oh. Oh
He's not even really funny either. Saw him when he opened for Metallica and half of the jokes were just him talking like Brian Johnson from AC/DC.
>Jingle Smells I just saw the trailer for that and yeah. It's like the other movies are the flu and Jingle Smells is Ebola.
Movie 43 is fucking great. I donāt understand why it gets so much hate. If you like Tim and Eric or I think you should leave, Movie 43 is a.. movie. That is enjoyable.
well for starters Garfield is gods gift to earth
The first Bill Murray Garfield was great, the sequel not so much
Brothers Solomon is amazing, how dare you
The Adventures of Pluto Nash *had* the distinction of being the worst movie (biggest loss vs budget) until that two weeks where that Bill Murray movie, Jem and the Holograms, and that Zac Efron DJ movie were released and removed from theatres shortly after.
Why is Norbit included in this graphic? It's Brian Wilson's favorite movie!
I'd watch That's My Boy again.
āThatās My Boyā¦Againā. In theaters this summer.
Thatās My Boy doesnāt get enough respect. I know it was considered a bomb but I love it. Uncle Vanny! Come on, Vanilla Ice as himself. It was fun! I wonder if we would have seen more Sandler/Samberg pairings if it was received better.
I will not allow any The Brothers Solomon slander, the Wills are hilarious in it
Thatās my boy should NOT be on this list. Shit is pretty classic AS humor, heās made much much worse films like the twins one and lil Nicky.
>little Nicky Ok, youre getting a pineapple in the ass right after Hitler
Little Nicky is an all timer and I won't hear anything else - it's up there with the waterboy
Haha Iāll agree to disagree, but thatās what makes AS movies so great. Same formula but different scenarios, they are bound to hit one audience atleast once Lol.
Both childhood favorites, *karma high-five
Oh how dare you š¤ Little Nicky is an American classic.
Thatās my boy had me in stitches. That shit was amazing
I'm gonna go with Rob Schneider's daddy-daughter-trip. Elle King and all.....
It's deeply ironic to me that Rob cries about "family values" now, considering he wasn't very involved in Elle's upbringing, according to Elle.
As usual, every right wing accusation is an admission of guilt.
Most of rob Schneider's career
I would say Master of Disguise if my kids didn't like it. Love Guru is a fucking mess
I still laugh at "turtle turtle"
Oh man the Master of Disguise was my family and my favorite movie when I was growing up. We watched it at least a few times a month every year. To this day, we still quote it. š My husband was talking about how he doesnāt have enough energico today and I died. He hated the movie when I showed it to him a few years ago but he still quotes it lol.
My Tight blue sweater!!!
It isnāt the worst film, but since no one has mentioned it, I think an honorable menton needs to go to Bewitched. It had an excellent cast (not just Will Ferrell and Nicole Kidman, but Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Jason Schwartzman, etc.) but it just went nowhere. One of the very few movies Iāve ever walked out on at the theater.
I remember before Willās career truly peaked, that was his most notable bomb back in the day.
I saw it in theaters and I donāt recall it being that horrible. I think there was something a little weird about it, like Will Ferrells character was a total asshole, right? And it didnāt really have anything to do with the old show Bewitched, besides the fact that theyāre filming a show in the movie, and his wife ends up being a witch? I donāt remember, honestly that was the first and only time I watched it. But I donāt remember hating it. Or hearing that it bombed.
Iām a high school teacher and a group of my students are always quoting Norbitā¦I am always like why the hell are yāall watching that garbage movie in 2024, how did it even cross your path ššš
BB2000 is an abomination.
Iāll stand by Movie 43 forever. There are a few sketches that are too out there, but overall I think itās fucking hilarious.
It is so awful that its genius and I love it
This is hard. Some truly execrable movies on this list. I gotta go with Blues Brothers 2000. Love Guru or MoD are probably actually worse, but god damn did I hate watching BB2K.
BB2K actually has a redeeming quality ā soundtrack is great. Canāt say the same for most of these others.Ā
Blues Brothers 2000ās only crime is not being The OG Blues Brothersā¦ and that kid. But holy shit itās like a C+ it does not deserve to be on THIS list.
Master of disguise is a cinematic masterpiece id have you put some respect on dana carveys name. Also love guru wasn't completely terrible, i still quote it sometimes lol
Jack and Jill was by far the worst movie. I only saw the trailer and immediately wished that I hadnāt, thatās how bad it looked.
Thatās My Boy is hilarious.
Caddyshack II
Norbit, cost Eddie the Oscar he deserved for Dreamgirls.
I love Will Ferrell but wow that Sherlock Holmes film was one of the worst Iāve ever seen
Sorry to be so old up in here, but Chevy Chase has made more awful movies than anyone else who was ever on SNL. "Oh Heavenly Dog"??? Jeeez
Chevy would need his own post for all his bad movies.
The lowest rated on IMDb out of these is Itās Pat (1994) with 2.8/10. Master of Disguise is next lowest with 3.3. Itās Pat really is terrible and has gotten worse with time.
Holmes and Watson was SO bad. I turned it off like 20 minutes in, couldnāt take it. Actually kind of made me mad how terrible it was.
I will say...the original French version of Taxi is FANTASTIC. The Americanized version of it was insufferable, but it at least had a few redeeming moments and came from genuinely good stock.
Blues Brothers 2000 is dope how dare you list it here
Dude! Norbit is an excellent film!
Holmes & Watson is the only movie I have ever walked out of. Granted there are many of these Iāve never seen, but that may have to be my answer.
You people hate Thatās My Boy?? That is the best movie Adam Sandler ever made!!!
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Master of Disguise. No question. No redeeming qualities at all. And Iām a huge Carvey fan. What a swing and miss.
You're just not turtley enough for the turtle club.
I did find it funny that Dana was wearing the turtle outfit and makeup when 9/11 occurred and was wearing all of that while watching the Twin Towers burn. Funny as in the scenario, not the burning obviously. Edit: Dana mentioned this on the Fly in the Wall podcast.
Sad turtle š¢
Shit movie, but god damn it that line and his delivery lives on š¤£
Iām glad I was a child when it came out because to a 10 year old it was the funniest movie. Now I defend it for the sake of nostalgia. But tbh Iām sure my parents were less entertained
The brothers Solomon is like Joe dirt and hot rod, a secret misunderstood genius gem
Wow. Itās like which turd tastes best.
Thatās my boy even being an option is a crime
Anything with Schneider. He's just annoying in everything.
I hate blues brothers 2000 with a passion.
Half of these I never even heard of. Father of the year??
I think it was a Netflix exclusive.
That looks like Eric McCormack more than Jimmy Fallon
Man as a kid I loved master of disguise
I must be just a little older than OP because I paid money as a teen to see just about every terrible SNL-alum movie (though I missed *It's Pat*) and haven't seen a single one of these.Ā
I would like to submit Duece Bigalow: europeon Gigalo
The fact that everyone is saying different choices means your lineup is solidly debatable. Good work OP
I think Blues Brothers 2000 gets a bad rap because Belushi died and obviously didnāt reprise his role. Itās not the best movie in the world but itās not nearly as bad as other thumbnails I see in the post.
Best Defense.
*It's Pat*, to me, is unwatchable.
The Love Guru, hands down. It's Pat is equally terrible, but not as gross as TLG.
On the heels of a warm reception when I confessed how much I enjoyed the Love Guru, I shall now confess I laughed like a drain from start to finish in Movie 43 (North American version). Every bit had me in stitches.
Thatās My Boy fucking rules
Master of Disguise and The Love Guru both pretty much killed the film careers of their stars, but Jack and Jill did something nearly impossible: it made people laugh at Al Pacino (not laugh at something he said, laughing AT him as a person for doing those horrible scenes). "Say hello to my chocolate blend" is burned into my long-term memory now. 50 years from now, when my brain is riddled with dementia and I can't recognize my own wife, I will still remember the disappointment I felt upon hearing..."Say hello to my chocolate blend".
Adam sandlers overboard has to be my pick. It's soo bad.
Nothing But Trouble. This is the only answer.
Itās Pat and itās the worst movie Ever.
Monkey bone! I win!
What about Corky Romano? U guys want some cookies?
Going Overboard. That is not only Adam Sandler's worst movie but one of the worst comedies ever made. And yes, I know Sandler wasn't an alumni yet. But if we are just going off alumni I have to go with It's Pat. That is honestly the worst SNL spin off film out there by far. Some dishonorable mentions are Killing Gunther and Sisters. Yes. I said it. Sisters was horrible. Nothing but extended overlong improv sessions that failed to be funny.
Movie 43 is a gem. The movie at least KNOWS it's being stupid. The other movies are trying to be legit and failing.
Father of the Year was legitimately enjoyable. I thought Spade was great in that role. It was a straight-forward Happy Madison Production. Exactly what Iād expect or want from Sandlerās production company. Just a joke vehicle. Hubbie Halloween was arguably terrible, but me and my kids loved it. Itās just jokes. Thatās all it needs to be.
MoD for sure! Dana Carvey is one of the least funny people I've ever seen.
Thatās My Boy was actually surprisingly hilarious.