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Who is a shockingly massive part of the movie. I remembered him being a minor character, almost a cameo, but in recent rewatch nope he was a secondary protagonist through almost the whole movie.
I'm not really a fan of Rob Schneider in leading roles. Like his only half way decent movie where he leads is Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. May the gods help you if you're ever forced to watch that movie's sequel today.
He also did weirdly well in 50 First Dates, even if it is a bit tasteless now-a-days.
A tasteless Adam Sandler movie?
That's a REALLY good point.
I think that he'd be much better regarded if he stopped after 'Happy Gilmore' or 'Waterboy' or even 'Little Nicky'
'Click' was okay, though. Though not because it's an Adam Sandler movie.