Every Adam Sandler Movie, Ranked

Among all the junk food, Sandler has delivered some true classics. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Every Single Adam Sandler Movie, Ranked From Worst to Best   He might not be the comedic institution we need, but Adam Sandler certainly is the performer America deserves. Like this country as a whole, he's crass, he's problematic, sometimes amazingly unaware, but occasionally brilliant. So, it's only fitting that America adores Sandler even in his worst moments. Read More           The President Just Admitted in Court He Ran a Crooked Charity and We're All Just Gonna Shrug It Off?   It's easy to get caught up in impeachment, or the hastening ecological decline of our world, or the fact that the president posted more than 80 tweets before 9:30 this morning, including a suggestion to a teenage climate activist that she should "chill" and consider "Anger Management" classes. Read More           CJ McCollum on Style, Balance, and What Being a Role Model Means to Him   Created by Esquire for Dockers   Fun fact: The Portland starting shooting guard is a huge wine connoisseur. Read More           It Doesn't Matter if Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Is Good Or Bad—Toxic Fans Will Try to Destroy It   In late November, a stranger tweeted at me to share how the movie Knives Out ended. This tweet revealed the answer of the whodunnit in Rian Johnson's new movie, with the hashtag #spoilknivesout. I had already seen this movie, so no harm done to me, personally, but the tweet was a pretty good example of the classically moronic tactics employed by toxic Star Wars fans to annoy (and sometimes even harass) the people they disagree with. Because this person believed Rian Johnson had ruined Star Wars—a sci-fi property that this fan seemed to feel he had sole ownership of—he must ruin Johnson's new movie for everyone else. Read More           The 23 Best Gift Ideas for Book Nerds   If you've got a book lover in your life, the easiest route when holiday gift-giving rolls around is to buy them one of the best books of 2019. Or one of the best non-fiction books of 2019. Or one of the 80 books every person should read. Hell, even sign them up for one of the best audiobooks of 2019. But if you'd like to avoid giving them a book—because honestly, they likely already own it and have rated it on Goodreads and debated it in their book club—here are 23 book-related gift ideas for people who really love books but don't necessarily need more of them. (Although yes, there are a few books in this guide. But cool, unique ones.) Here's to making their reading experience the best one. Read More           Clint Eastwood's Controversial New Film Fictionalizes the True Story of Richard Jewell   Oscar-winning director Clint Eastwood likes a true story—his last few films, including The Mule, The 15:17 to Paris, Sully, and American Sniper, have all told tales that are rooted in real-life events. So it's not exactly surprising that his latest movie, Richard Jewell, is also based on factual happenings. In this case, Eastwood tackled the bombing of Atlanta's Centennial Park and the media firestorm that upended the life of one innocent man. Here's what you need to know. Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2019 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019