Yay for three day weekends

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I liked it. Didn't expect to, because I'm not a fan of Adam Sandler, but it was actually good. It was a very pretty movie, in terms of images and and colors. I liked the way several scenes were set up very alike, for example: running down hallways.

Did do some cringing. I couldn't stand the scene with Barry and his brother-in-law. Someone give the man a hug, and do it before I have to hide under the seat.

It's definitely a strange movie, but I think it's worth seeing.

So, has anyone read M. Butterfly who would like to help me think of a topic to write about on it?