New York MagazineThe people who made this movie... [crammed] so many product placements into the action that you feel like there should be an...
Entertainment WeeklyThis is Sandler running on empty, repeating what he's already done way too often.
VarietyPeople who just call 'em as they see 'em need only note that this remake of one of Frank Capra's most famous pictures is a p...
Chicago TribuneLacks almost everything that made the 1936 movie an enduring classic: idealism, heart, social and political savvy, convincin...
New York PostNever decides whether it wants to be a surreal farce, a satire, a romance, an homage or all of the above.
USA TodayIt virtually defines a comedy that's strongly mediocre, with funny bits surfacing every once in a while.
Chicago Sun-TimesFrank Capra played this story straight. But the 2002 film doesn't really believe in it, and breaks the mood with absurdly in...
The Boston GlobeSandler is ready to be himself again, which means veering between his usual devilish savant and a newer post-adolescent gent...
Houston ChroniclesMr. Deeds isn't bad for an Adam Sandler film, which is as backhanded as a compliment can get.
Box Office MagazineFrank Capra's 1936 classic Mr. Deeds Goes to Town is bashed senseless by Adam Sandler's particular brand of classless bombas...
Film ThreatSandler barely expends any energy trotting out the "average dude who shakes up stodgy high society" schtick, and director St...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Steven Brill
Writer: Tim Herlihy
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher
Release: June 28, 2002
Writer: Tim Herlihy
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher
Release: June 28, 2002
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