Happy Gilmore 2 – Movie Review
First Reaction – Happy Gilmore 2 struggles to get near to the level of the 90s classic.
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Director: Kyle Newacheck
Writer: Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler (Screenplay)
Cast
- Adam Sandler (Hustle)
- Julie Bowen (Totally Killer)
- Margaret Qualley (The Substance)
- Christopher McDonald (Harry’s Law)
- Ben Stiller (Zoolander)
Plot: Revisit Happy Gilmore’s golf career after his win in the Tour Championship.
Runtime: 1 Hour 54 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: The sequel, Happy Gilmore 2, opens with the once-illustrious golfer Happy Gilmore (Sandler) experiencing a fall from grace, as his fame has crumbled. He’s now drowned his sorrows in alcohol, trying to escape his misfortune. But when his daughter Vienna (Sunny Sandler) gets accepted into an exclusive dance academy, he’s compelled to find a solution to meet the costs.
When someone organizes a fresh, high-profile golf tournament, it coaxes Happy back from retirement. To fulfill his daughter’s aspirations, he needs to conquer his inner struggles. Yet, an old adversary of his, Shooter McGavin (McDonald), manages to break free from the institution. Together, they must collaborate to thwart the new league and demonstrate that the classic style of golf remains supreme.
Verdict on Happy Gilmore 2
Recap
The film chronicles Happy Gilmore’s journey as he strives to conquer his inner struggles and secure his career to finance his daughter’s college education. However, these issues have escalated into larger complications, and a glitzy, modern golf league has emerged as a competitor. To triumph over the social media sensations, Happy is compelled to team up with conventional golfers.
The movie tells the story of Happy Gilmore’s attempt to resolve his personal challenges and safeguard his career for his daughter’s college fund. However, these difficulties have spiraled into more significant problems, leading to the rise of a trendy, new golf league. To beat the internet stars, Happy is forced to work with veteran golfers.
Best Parts
A portion of it is finding amusement in the fact that influencers on social media have essentially ruled the globe, discarding age-old customs momentarily for entertainment. Some of the secondary characters can be entertaining if you recognize them, and for me, Becky Lynch was a source of laughter.
Worst Parts
This film aspires to be a dodgeball-like comedy, but falls short on almost every front. It introduces numerous side characters, many of whom are social media influencers or figures from worlds I’m unfamiliar with. Regrettably, it fails to spark any interest in golf and the humor falls flat more often than not.
Final Thoughts – Happy Gilmore 2 is a soulless sequel without a laugh to be seen.
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2025-07-25 12:38