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February 13, 2004
Jokey Adam Sandler turns on the charm
By ANTHONY BREZNICAN
AP Entertainment Writer
AP Entertainment Writer
Adam Sandler's new movie "50 First Dates" is a romantic comedy that has a goofy take on the question of predestination: If you start out from the same place, under the same circumstances, in the same state of mind, will your day end the same way?
The movie also has a gigantic walrus that sprays monstrous amounts of vomit on people.
| 50 FIRST DATES |
 Director: Peter Segal Cast: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Sean Astin, Rob Schneider Rating: PG-13, for crude and sexual humor and drug references Running time: 91 minutes |
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