"The Longest Code" is like a collective carnival. In addition to the rock and hip-pop music in the film, the film is also full of bizarre characters, plus Sandler's absurd humor. This kind of formula film is easy to get bloody, at least the film performs abnormally well. Although the lines occasionally seem too nonsensical, or the villain’s performance is too cartoonish, the film is extremely contagious, and the ear-piercing sound effects are for fear of awakening the ancients in the underground.
"The Longest Code" more or less did not disappoint most people. Most of the audience feel satisfied enough when they leave the theater. So, obviously, this is a fair example.
Sandler’s performance is undoubtedly aimed at those who love his smart boy style and rock fans to get some interesting lines, but in general this is a dull, formulaic sports film.
"The Longest Yard" is interesting because Sandler is not like a football player. When he swaggered on the court and started fighting, and did not hesitate to take a fight, he just reminded us that Steve McQueen and Woody Allen were by his side.
"The Longest Code" is a movie with interesting moments. It is not certain whether this movie is a drama or a comedy. It does not show anything.
