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The Wedding Singer How quickly nostalgia comes on us nowadays. The Wedding Singer is set in those innocent days of the 1980s when more was more. It is a boy-meets-girl love story of friends who fall in love and strangers throw themselves body and soul into helping lovers reunite while serving the dastardly with their due comeupance.

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The film is enlivened by sly references to then-and-now, and we look back at those things that seemed so serious and eternal, discovering that we have forgotten the unforgettable: Miami Vice, Who shot JR?, Burt-and-Loni, Boy George. Adam Sandler's Wedding Singer is a master of discretion and graceful good-hearted helpfulness, and we wish him a happy ending. Drew Barrymore's character has a much less clearly defined motivation, and that is a weakness of the film. We know he wants love and family, and a sense of belonging, she on the other hand has a mother with wedding-deprivation to satisfy. This is your standard boy-girl love story, suitable for dates and eighties nostalgia buffs.

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Enter movie, TV show, or person   Provided by Internet Movie Database.	Just the facts: Title: The Wedding Singer (1998) Written by: Tim Herlihy (Judd Apatow & Carrie Fisher uncredited) Directed by: Frank Coraci Produced by: Richard Brener (co-executive), Jack Giarraputo   Brad Grey (executive), Ira Shuman (co-producer), Robert Simonds   Sandy Wernick (executive), Brian Witten (co-executive) Edited by: Tom Lewis Director of Photography: Tim Suhrstedt
	The Players: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore
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