It’s Tuesday — time to tout one of my favorite flicks!
AMC agrees.
The 2000 comedy, Keeping the Faith, was featured on AMC this very afternoon while I was working from home.
(Really. I was.)
Ben Stiller and Edward Norton star as a rabbi and a priest. Jenna Elfman is the woman they both fall in love with.
The city of New York provides the backdrop for both their childhood story — the three were good friends — and their reunion as adults (where all hell breaks loose).
I love seeing Edward Norton in a lighter role like this, and Ben Stiller in a comedy that isn’t quite so over the top.
It’s the perfect feel-good film for the holidays. Trust me –
I feel better already.
Fake Hollywood couples who make me happy
Adam Sandler is a man of extremes.
When his movies are good (The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates), they are very, very good. And when they are bad (Little Nicky, Jack and Jill, That’s My Boy)…
They’re horrible.
The Hollywood Reporter says yes!
In the rumored film, the two portray single parents who had a bad first date, but soon after are trapped together at a vacation resort with their kids. Hilarity ensues.
I loved The Wedding Singer. It’s my very favorite Adam Sandler film. And I just re-watched 50 First Dates last weekend and laughed myself silly when Drew Barrymore — to protect Sandler — beats the crap out of Rob Schneider with a baseball bat.
Good times.
Both films made big bucks at the box office, so I know I’m not the only one who loves this duo. Let’s get excited!!
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