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shows a sketch for the funny song, Lunchlady Land where Chris Farley plays
as the Lunchlady. If you are a fan of Chris Farley and/or Adam Sandler,
THIS
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During the early to mid-90s, a few comedians ruled NBC's "Saturday Night
Live," and they got future film careers out of it all. Dana Carvey, Mike
Myers, Adam Sandler, and now even Rob Schneider have all gone on to fruitful
film careers, with Carvey finally getting back in the game (hopefully) after
heart problems (though "Master of Disguise" didn't help him too much). Other
funny comedians such as Kevin Nealon and Phil Hartman, though equally funny,
never got very far. Nealon made some cameos in his fellow "SNL" friends'
films ("Happy Gilmore," "Master of Disguise," "Anger Management"), while
Hartman was shot by his wife before he got anywhere at
all.

Adam Sandler has probably gotten the most out of "Saturday Night Live." He
appeared in one film prior to his casting on "SNL." It was a film called
"Going Overboard," and it is a true cinematic disaster. After "SNL,"
however, he has appeared in such flicks as "Billy Madison," "Happy Gilmore,"
"The Waterboy," "The Wedding Singer," and last year's "Punch-Drunk Love," in
which he displayed his true feelings behind the goofy boy
persona.

"Saturday Night Live: The Best of Adam Sandler" is a compilation of his
greatest moments on the famed television show, ranging from skits involving
original characters such as Canteen Boy and Operaman, to the host of "The
Denise Show" and The Herlihy Boy Homesitter.

I stumbled upon this DVD while I was at my video store picking up another
"SNL" DVD. I was happy because I like the early 90s segments of "Saturday
Night Live" much more than the recent episodes, especially now that Will
Ferrell has left the show. I was pretty excited that I had found
it.

Which is why I was a bit disappointed. I liked this collection of his
so-called "greatest moments," but I can't necessarily say that I've seen
nothing better. In fact, some of the skits on this DVD are not that funny
after a while. The Herlihy Boy Homesitter gets old pretty fast, and while I
liked "The Denise Show," I recall seeing a much funnier sequence of the same
fake TV show with Nicole Kidman as a guest star - and it was funnier than
this one.

Thinking back, I didn't laugh a whole lot at all the skits. They weren't as
funny or outrageous as those included in this year's "The Best of Will
Ferrell." Is it because Adam Sandler himself isn't funny? Many people think
so. I think he's good at what he does. I like his goofy comedies like "Happy
Gilmore" because they put a smile on my face (though he's far from being a
great comedian at all). Also included on the DVD is the song that inspired
his animated feature film "Eight Crazy Nights," as well as Iraqi Pete (an
odd skit but pretty funny). I had already seen a few of these skits on
television before, including that involving Kevin Nealon and guest star
Kirstie Alley being bothered by sex-craved Italians in a
hotel.

My favorite skit, however, would have to be one that has Michael Keaton
paying Chris Farley to keep an eye on his frail grandmother while he goes
back to his room with a girl for a half hour. The grandmother (played by
Sandler with a wig) wants Joey (Keaton), and she doesn't want anything to do
with Farley. Farley tries to help her with everything but "she" screams and
claims he's attacking her. Keaton comes out and beats up Farley a few times
in the process. Funny stuff, but still a long shot from anything
extraordinary.

And just as with "The Best of Will Ferrell," I am disappointed in this DVD's
length. 73 minutes is short for a collection such as this. I understand that
it originally aired on television, and with commercials it runs to a full 90
minutes. However, why not make it a full two hours with commercials? That
would mean the DVD, without commercials (of course), would run closer to 90
minutes than 70. Or why not include a batch of extra "Best Of" scenes for
the Special Edition DVD? That would interest many more
buyers.

There are also no special features on this DVD, save one single photo
gallery that scans through a handful of snapshots from the skits for about
thirty seconds. The new "Best Ofs" contain dress rehearsals, outtakes, Conan
O'Brian interviews, and photo galleries. I suppose there wasn't much footage
left over since Adam Sandler's skits were filmed before DVDs and Lorne
Michaels never thought of saving some deleted scenes and so on and so forth.
But it would have been interesting to have more than a photo gallery. Maybe
even trailers for some of Sandler's movies?

Strictly speaking, it's not an overblown Special Edition DVD like so many
nowadays. It is basically exactly what it says - a collection of his best
moments. No real special features, no commentaries, etc. Just the same as
the TV broadcast only on DVD format. I guess that's OK.

If you're a fan of "Saturday Night Live" or Adam Sandler, I recommend
picking up this DVD. However, if you want a good laugh, I recommend picking
up "The Best of Will Ferrell" or "Dana Carvey," which I am told is hilarious
and is next on my list. Steve Martin is always a good bet, too, but you may
have more trouble finding older episodes - not many people care for them
anymore. I'm still waiting on "The Best of Dan Aykroyd," "Chevy Chase," and
"Gilda Radner," to name a few of many....

"Saturday Night Live: The Best of Adam Sandler" runs 73 minutes, and
includes many different skits. It is not rated and contains some sexual
content and language. Its single bonus feature is a photo gallery.

4/5 stars.

- John Ulmer.