- Happy Gilmore It is the sixth most seen in Netflix in the last week
- Fans are transmitting the film before Happy Gilmore 2The launch of July 25
- The sequel has not yet received a score of Rotten Tomatoes, but I hope that
Happy Gilmore He has seen an increase in popularity in Netflix in the week that ends on July 21 while fans prepare for the launch of the sequel, which arrives on July 25.
While the iconic golf comedy movie has not called K-POP demon hunters Outside the first place, it is still firmly on the top 10 of this week, occupying the sixth place in the most dressed table, so it is sure to say that everyone will look forward to the return of Adam Sandler’s headline.
29 years have passed since Happy Gilmore It was launched, but I have great hope that the sequel is worth the wait. With some great recurring characters and some new faces, it certainly is emerging to be good. But will it be a worthy place in our best list of Netflix movies? Only time will say it.
Why Happy Gilmore 2 seems to be in good shape
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I know, it is always anxiety inductor when a sequel is announced. When you love so much a movie, it can be difficult to know if a follow -up will be good, but in my opinion, this movie has the potential to be great.
First, it was not hurried. They have clearly thought about this and have decided to bring back the Adam Sandler’s hockey player turned into a golfist for another round, almost three decades after the original.
Fans may be disappointed to go directly to one of the best transmission services, but that does not necessarily mean it is bad. In fact, with Netflix having so many successes over the years, it fills me with a surprising amount of confidence.
Not only that, but the cast of the cast looks incredible. Together with Sandler, we have the return of former ordered Hal Orderly by Ben Stiller, Julie Bowen as director of Public Relations Virginia Venit and, of course, Christopher McDonald as the villain Tuador McGavin. There are some great newcomers such as Benny Safdie, Margaret Qualley and the daughter of the real life of Sandler Sunny, so it is emerging as a set.
Maybe I will eat my words in a few days, but if a comedy movie about golf could love me, someone who hates sport, I am sure that the sequel can try to do the same.
