An enjoyable movie with laughter, some tears (my wifes) and some serious moments. The only dissapointment is the fact that the movie industry seems to have the idea that in order for a movie to be a hit, it has to have some obsene language in the script. This is to bad, especially when the language doesn't fit the scene or add anything to the plot etc. Just being there for the rating is offensive.

This all aside, the movie is still good.

Great movie I like it when they add depth to a movie. I almost hated it when they started out with going to far for a joke. Comedy should build. I like movie when they intertain. Not bonbard with senseless wit or banter. Which at first I thought it was going to be a flop. But, depth and volumes to the movie was good. Only in the begining. So with that said I liked it. Only The Seal part in the begining was too much. Reallity in a movie makes it easy to relate. Humor is part of life.

Drew Barrymore is the reason why I tried to like \"50 First Dates.\" the film starred Adam Sandler as a vet, until he ran into a beautiful woman played by Barrymore. He\'s in love with her, the problem is she has short memory disorder from a car accident. Drew\'s struggle with the memory loss is strong indeed. Especially in one scene where a tape made by Sandlers review everything Barrymmore has missed. But that\'s in the wrong movie. \"50 First Dates\" has it usual stuff like vormit and middle finger pointing. Although I like Barrymore\' performance, I think \"50 First Dates\" is one date too many.

Sandler displayed alot of patience and you will need the same watching this movie.

it is a good movie because it has Adam Sandler in it but it is not like his other movies.

I was pleasantly surprised. This film is fun.

This movie was better than I thought it was going to be. Adam and Drew were hilarious, not to mention Rob Snieder. It was a good feel movie and puts a big smile on your face. Great date movie too!

50 First Dates does not have a realistic plot, but it is a lot of fun. I am not an Adam Sandler fan, but there is comic magic when Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler share the screen. As always with a romantic comedy, I am a sucker for a happy ending. Well....for the most part, a happy ending.