Adam Sandler contributed a lot of comedies. Some like it a lot, some are vulgar. But overall, it makes people happy to watch. "50 First Loves" also re-examined love and first love. This movie naturally also reported high expectations, but unfortunately it is not a comedy.
With the rapid development of the times, many occupations have become social history, gradually disappearing and disappearing from people's sight. Think about it when I was young, so many hand-made businesses and so many small workshops are now gone. The same is true of "The Shoemaker's Life". In the noisy metropolis, there is a shoe repair shop that has been passed down for four generations, and it is also facing the fate of being demolished and disappeared.
The whole film is as dull and gloomy as Adam Sandler's expression, even when he puts on his magical shoes and transforms into a variety of people, he doesn't make people want to laugh. The only thing that makes people feel bright is the infinite reverie of these traditional crafting professions, and the pair of handsome men and beauties next door to the shoemaker, the big cousin is so handsome! The same set of clothes, worn on his cousin, is still handsome.
The whole film is lackluster, just watch it once.
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