Top Five Adam Sandler Movies and ‘Hustle’

The Big Picture

The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.2 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2022

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Sean is joined by Rob Harvilla to discuss Adam Sandler, his new Netflix NBA drama ‘Hustle,’ and share their top Sandler movies of all time. Host: Sean Fennessey Guest: Rob Harvilla Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The goal explained the 1990s in exactly 60 songs.
0:04.8	The result we did it.
0:06.1	I'm Rob Harvilla.
0:07.3	I host 60 songs that explain the 90s which has, indeed,
0:10.4	covered 60 fantastic songs thus far from 2-pock to radio-head to TLC.
0:15.7	So let's do 30 more.
0:17.1	Let's do 90 songs.
0:18.6	No, we're not changing the name.
0:20.0	More red songs, more special guests, more astute critical analysis,
0:24.4	more loopy nostalgic exuberance.
0:26.5	That's 60 songs that explain the 90s every Wednesday, only on Spotify.
0:37.8	I'm Sean Fennese, and this is the big picture a conversation show about the Sandman.
0:42.8	Comedy Legend Adam Sandler has a new movie out on Netflix.
0:45.6	Little different from your standard Netflix Sandler movie.
0:48.6	This one is set in the world of the NBA, and it's quite serious.
0:51.0	So we're talking to Sandler movies today.
0:53.2	And joining me to do so is another legend of the 1990s.
0:56.0	It's the host of 60 songs that explain the 90s, the ringer's Rob Harvilla.
0:59.0	What's up, Rob?
1:00.0	Yo, I am so delighted to be here.
1:02.2	I'll talk about the Sandman, as you say, with anyone at any time, but you especially.
1:06.9	So this is nowhere I'd rather be.
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