Hubie Halloween

Prices going up, they're paying Adam Sandler $275 million to make 4 movies. So he made 68 mil from this steaming pile. You go from Uncut Gems to the typical, idiotic Sandler movies that might as well be improvised and of course you've got Paul Blart in the movie, because he always casts his talentless, broke friends in all of his movies.

It was funny, extremely entertaining, and one of his best comedies in years! It's the perfect thing to help people into the Halloween spirit! Yes it does have some jokes that don't land and some stupid moments, but it kind of adds to the charm so I don't really mind it. The cast was really good too, with some SNL alumni and Kenan Thompson is always a joy! A modern Halloween classic! I give it a 9 and a pretty high recommendation from me! Don't listen to the critics, watch it yourself before you judge it!

Firstly, what do you expect with an Adam sandler movie? The voice is annoying but he does it in others. If you love Halloween and stupid funny movies then try this. Yes some bits were stupid but overall it was entertaining and nice to have a Halloween movie that isn't scary. Plus I love all the throwbacks to his old films. And if you are like me and worried it might actually be scary, it is not.

Yes, maybe I get it about the voice, but cmon you guys. It wasn't the worst movie ever. You can have your opinions but if you really didn't like it, you also didn't have to watch it. I personally really loved it and I loved the ton of past movie sneak ins like Frankenstein and the wet bed sheet. Overall, funny and feel good movie

Super funny movie. I wouldn't put it ahead of Sandler classics like Happy Gilmore or Billy Madison but it's definitely his best Netflix movie to date. The supporting cast was solid, particularly Steve Buscemi and Noah Schnapp, but Sandman steals the show.

These days when you sit to watch an Adam Sandler film in the comedy department, you don't know what to expect. His comedic sense is versatile. I'm glad to say that with "Hubie Halloween" it landed just at the right place for me. It's like a throw back to the type of tv late 80's and early 90's grew up on. If you used to enjoy stuff from "Eerie, Indiana" to "Archie's Weird Mysteries" you'll surely enjoy this movie!

A family-fun Halloween adventure, that is saturated in Adam Sandler film actors/former-cast/nostalgia. While it's not going to win any major awards, and there's no dynamic acting or writing, this is probably what most Happy/Madison fans are excited to see. (And it seems suitable for family viewing)

If you go in knowing what to expect you won't be disappointed. It's simply a feel good, goofy, Adam Sandler Halloween movie. I loved it, glad I watched it.