Happy Gilmore 2

"He looks like he got a divorce four seconds ago." Surprisingly gloomy -- Happy could be a bressonian character, couldn't he? -- and less wacky than expected. It's also a bit busier than it needed to be, perhaps to acommodate dozens of cameos and special and starry appearances -- and, you know, half of them works -- and a quite ambitious plot involving a content creators' golf league trying to kill a traditional sport, but hey, that's part of Sandler's heartfelt, generous, cozy nostalgia ride and that's it, either you are on board or you are not. Actually like the awkward ways it tries to balance 90s humor and today's references. And some gags just look lowkey brilliant, like finding booze in every recipient and object he handles, all the scenes featuring old-timers Buscemi, Daly and Clark.