ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Maxie, Rexy, and Crystal discuss a rarely appreciated Adam Sandler role in Ernest Dickinson’s 1996 buddy cop road movie: Bulletproof. This film marks the debut of Adam Sandler sharing the spotlight equally with one other actor, in this case with Damon Wayans.
Is Bulletproof a reframing of Adam Sandler’s comedic tendencies for a new genre, or is it a mess of incoherent action and flat characterization? One thing’s for sure: Sandler plays a petty thief that shoots his best friend in the head!
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