Eight Crazy Nights
Eight Crazy Nights
PG-13 | 27 November 2002 (USA)
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Davey Stone, a 33-year old party animal, finds himself in trouble with the law after his wild ways go too far.

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Lawbolisted

Powerful

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Cortechba

Overrated

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Claysaba

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

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Fatma Suarez

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

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Oliver Thatcher Watson

This film is one of those films that depresses the living crap out of me knowing that so much effort was put into this garbage. I say that because this films animation is surprisingly really good. Almost as good as a Disney film from the late 90s. But the animation is no where near enough to make up for unfunny jokes, mean-spirited premise, overwhelming amount of product placements that would make even the most forgiving viewer sick, and a really bad story. There is no doubt in my mind that this film is one of Sandler's worst. Granted, this movie isn't awful, considering its great animation. But for a holiday film, this is nothing memorable in the slightest. The humor used in this film is not only not that funny, but some jokes and scenes in this film is down-right disgusting. It's almost worse than Movie 43. I don't think I'm able to recommend this film to anyone as there's little to nothing great about it. The animation is no where near enough to save this film. In fact, the great animation seems really off putting for what this film is about, and I couldn't be more depressed knowing that all that effort was wasted on this joke of a holiday special. The only people that I can think of that would like this film are the absolute biggest Adam Sandler fans, but even then, they and every one else would be better off watching something else.

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TheOneManBoxOffice

Before I decided to write this short review (in the summertime, no less), let me tell you that I have seen this movie not once, but twice. The first time was when it aired edited with commercials on Comedy Central, and at that time, I didn't like it. Then I watched it when it was available for streaming on Netflix (which it isn't anymore) in its unedited form. I still didn't like it. I think you get the gist of what I think of this holiday travesty of an animated motion picture.I'm not an Adam Sandler fan by any means, though I will admit he's had some good films earlier in his career. I know a good movie when I see it. This movie, on the other hand, was made at the time when Sandler started to throw farting and "number two" jokes at the audience. That, and the case of this film, our main protagonist is probably one of the most unlikable movie characters ever conceived for cinema (but not as much as Jar Jar Binks, let's just say that). In "Eight Crazy Nights", Sandler plays a character named Davey, a public drunk who pretty much hates everybody and has constantly gotten himself into a lot of trouble, to the point where he has a criminal record longer than Santa's naughty list. In other words, he's a total jerk. He's then put on probation under the supervision of a retired basketball referee named Whitey (unfortunately, also played by Sandler), who has a voice that'll make you envy the deaf. There's more to why Davey is like this, because later in the film, Whitey explains how Davey's life went spiraling downhill, but the question is, would you care after seeing what kind of crap (literally and metaphorically) Davey pulls off on him?I'll give credit where credit is due. The animation is indeed well-done, as it was done by those who used to work at Warner Brothers' animation department on films made in the late '90s like "Cats Don't Dance" and "The Iron Giant", but all of the good animation that was used in those movies has all gone to waste on a Happy Madison production that is not funny, disgusting at times, and is just downright mean-spirited all around. I know what you're thinking: What about "Bad Santa"? Well, here's the thing, "Bad Santa" was funny, and even though the main character was also an jerk, he wasn't insulting or unlikable, and you can sympathize with him.If you're an Adam Sandler fan and still believe that this movie is funny, more power to you. The film is available on DVD cheap as chips if you don't have it, but as for me, this film has no welcome place on my DVD shelf.

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paulnbrowne

This film is so appalling bad, I can't begin to review it.There is nothing of any substance in this film.There is no wit.There is no subtlety.There is no humour.I only managed to watch the first ten minutes. I was feeling nauseous by then.Both my young children were pleading with me to turn it off.Adam Sandler should have a public warning on all his films. If you want to refresh just how unfunny Mr. Sandler is, Google his filmography. It is like a criminal record of legendary unfunny cinematography.If you watch this film you will regret it for the rest of your life..... and possibly longer.

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atinder

I this movie really enjoyable and there was nice winter center, which makes it a perfect Christmas movie. it a great cartoon movies for Adults not for kids at all.I enjoyed plot and and I even felt sorry for chanters in this movie. Dave drink and makes everyone else lives a miserable and not seem to like him at all.There a little old mans comes help, he was really funny in this movie and sad, when it was not happy, i actually felt sorry for the poor old little man. This movie very funny and it as some really sad moment in this movie and I did mind some of the songs in this movie, as well, were really funny and moving as well.This is real good silly enjoyable Christmas movie

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