What’s Aged the Best?
Happy swing; Kevin Nealon; ninth-green sprinkler trick; Tuesday's Gone; "go to your home" and "tap it in" lines; homeless caddy; Julie Bowen; Shooter McGavin; Ben Stiller's orderly; alligator fight; Subway commercial
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- The Happy swing is athletic and hard to pull off; Sandler golfs but is not thought to be very good.
- The Nealon scene is called the best use of Kevin Nealon in a movie, and he should appear in every movie.
- Aged-best items include the ninth-green sprinkler trick and Tuesday's Gone.
- The "go to your home" outburst is something everyone says when playing golf.
- "Just tap it in" applies to a lot of life.
- Alan Covert's homeless caddy is called the best; he is in every Sandler movie.
- Julie Bowen is named; everyone had a crush on her, and her "Happy, look out" yell sticks.
- Shooter McGavin is called perhaps the number one sports movie villain, with details like his phony Portland interview and turned back before introductions.
- A real-life Shooter is compared to Brooks Kepka and Nick Faldo.
- Ben Stiller's orderly, the air conditioner falling, the piano in the reborn happy place and the alligator fight are added.
- Whether the role helped McDonald's career is questioned, since he worried about typecasting as a villain.
- The Subway tie-in is called probably the best-aged thing and a legitimately good commercial.