El Perro Slinky

Dentro de los avisos que han auténticamente explotado desde el día de ayer sobre Toy Story 3, se incluyen los cambios de voces, así como las nuevas a incorporarse . De entrada, se informó que Blake Clark será la nueva voz del Perro Slinky, substituyendo a Jim Varney, quien falleciera en el 2000. Kristen Schaal sería la voz de un nuevo personaje, que hasta ahora no se ha revelado. Una de las curiosidades, es que la voz de Andy no cambiará, sino que seguirá siendo la de John Morris, pues el actor ha crecido lo suficiente como para interpretarse a sí mismo de adolescente.

El resto del elenco se conformará  básicamente con los mismos actores: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Don Rickles, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Estelle Harris, John Morris, Laurie Metcalf, R. Lee Ermey, Jodi Benson, Ned Beatty, Michael Keaton, Timothy Dalton, Jeff Garlin, Bonnie Hunt y Whoopi Goldberg

Once a happy boy, but now the town delinquent, Davey (voiced by Sandler) is given one last chance to redeem himself with his community and discover the true meaning of the holiday season. Voices of Adam Sandler along with Kevin Nealon, Rob Schneider and Jon Lovitz. VHS and DVD features the short film with Adam Sandler�s Dog “A Day with Meatball” and many Adam Sandler songs!

Adam Sandler fans will find the animated movie 8 Crazy Nights to be another flowering of Sandler’s absurdist goofiness. People who find Sandler completely annoying will be triply annoyed by 8 Crazy Nights, because Sandler does the voices for three different characters: Davey Stone, a boozing, belching, self-loathing loser who hates the holidays; Whitey, a tiny old man who tries to rehabilitate Davey; and Eleanor, Whitey’s neurotic twin sister, who seems not to have left her house in years. Fans will find the slapdash musical numbers and scatological humor hilarious; foes will find them tiresome and banal. But even Sandler’s advocates won’t care about the by-the-numbers plot of holiday redemption; you see, Davey’s parents died on the first night of Hanukkah, and he just needs to cry about it. Sandler’s best when he’s walking that line between stupid and smart-ass. When he gets sentimental, it’s trouble. –Bret Fetzer

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Other Products of Interest

• Little Nicky (New Line Platinum Series)
• The Waterboy
• Bulletproof
• Airheads
• The Wedding Singer

Pop Quiz: What is to The Wedding Singer, as You’ve Got Mail is to Sleepless In Seattle?

Yes, that’s right, 50 First Dates starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore! They’re together again creating more romantic comedy as you like it!

When this was originally released I couldn’t be bothered. It just cried out as a desperate attempt to mechanically reconstruct a previous success.

Flash forward four years. A friend insists I watch it. It’s a fun date movie, she says. She lends me her copy.

Flash forward several months later, during which time I still couldn’t be bothered.

I started to feel guilty I still have her copy, so I finally watched it.

After a serviceable opening establishing Adam Sandler’s character as a deceptive womanizer, things get pretty rough. Some really forced attempts at humor that pretty much fall hard and flat. Walrus vomit. Sexual androgyny. Rob Schneider. Hoo doggy, what fun.

Then Drew Barrymore’s character shows up and meets Adam Sandler’s character. And in tip-toes a song from The Wedding Singer soundtrack. What a coincidence!

Just as I’m starting to regret the invention of the DVD player, it finally gets to its premise, and things start to sort of settle in. And then a charming little movie comes out for a while. And hey, it’s Dan Aykroyd! Sadly underutilized, but still. Unfortunately there are lapses back to walrus and penguin tricks and Rob Schneider’s butt crack, but there’s just enough heart to carry through to the end. (Probably not with a second viewing, though.)

Disclaimer: Tolerance for the two leads is required, which I realize is tough for some. Your miles will vary wildly with this one. Like I said, it’s not a classic but it had its moments.

So, that’s my hearty recommendation! Happy Viewing!