Released in limited theaters 28 days ago and to Netflix a mere seven days ago our final Season Ten episode and our current final episode overall sees your curators examining Jay Kelly a film that has already made good on the theme of “For Your Consideration” by netting a Golden Globe nomination for George Clooney and of course the topic of this entire endeavor Adam Sandler.

All of that is well and good, but will the latest film from Noah Baumbach find a place amongst the star charts we have been cultivating over these past five years and become a fixture in our shared cinematic universe of the films of Adam Sandler?

Join us as we venture one final time into the breach as we dare to journey where no one has gone before in hopes of finding a satisfying answer to this question and an ending worthy of this creative voyage.

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Released just four months ago our latest Season Ten episode with its theme of “For Your Consideration” finds us examining the Adam Sandler film that fans have been clamoring for since 1996.

That’s right we are discussing the long anticipated sequel to Happy Gilmore… Happy Gilmore 2

Also since this is the penultimate entry in to the Adam Sandler Cinematic Universe’s first full voyage we aren’t just discussing the topic film but also show a brief look behind the curtain regarding the construction and deeper truth of a project like this.

What we can promise in this episode is some laughs, some tears, and some questionable takes as we weigh the merit of this direct sequel and whether or not it finds a place amongst the star charts of our shared cinematic universe.

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As our journey to chart our own shared universe of the cinematic offerings of Adam Sandler continues. Season Ten’s Theme of “For Your Consideration” has us arrive at one of his more recent offerings, 2024’s “Spaceman”

Will this exploration of grief, guilt, and loss have a place upon our star charts or will this science fiction drama prove itself to out there to exist anywhere but the darkest of cinematic outskirts.

Either way, this feels like the episode where your curators have stumbled upon a deeper theme that transcends the Adam Sandler Cinematic Universe they have been cultivating over the past five years.

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