Réalisation:
Frank CoraciPhotographie:
Steven BernsteinMusique:
Alan PasquaActeurs·trices:
Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates, Fairuza Balk, Henry Winkler, Lawrence Gilliard Jr., Jonathan Loughran, Clint Howard, Allen Covert, Rob Schneider (plus)Résumés(1)
Bobby Boucher, quelque peu benêt, rêve de devenir footballeur. Mais sa maman s'y oppose, et lui désobeir serait un pêché grave. Alors Bobby s'est fait une spécialité: offrir à tout instant de l'eau aux joueurs. Son eau, il la tient pour miraculeuse. Bobby ne ferait pas de mal à une mouche et garde le sourire en toute circonstance. Mais le jour où un footballeur renverse quelques gouttes de son précieux liquide, le sang de Bobby ne fait qu'un tour et son destin, comme celui de l'équipe des Mud Dogs, détentrice d'un record de défaites, s'en trouve chamboulé. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (3)
Well, Sandler went way overboard on this one. An actor like him has no need to play retarded idiots whose job is to fetch water for another bunch of morons in the form of the local football team. The story is predictable from start to finish, desperately cheesy and unfunny on top. The 2 stars are mostly out of sympathy.
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I just don't like Adam Sandler, and he has practically the same expression in Waterboy as in Billy Madison, so it's actually quite cliché, which could be said of everything else. The only bright spot was, as always, the great Kathy Bates, who just knows how to do it and it's a real shame she was involved in something so silly. In short, a film that is incredibly predictable and which I stumbled across purely out of boredom.
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This is not Sandler's best film. I don't like how they're being too ridiculous here. He's good at it, but somehow it just doesn't fit with his usual films, at least not to this extent. I prefer him normal, with a little goofing off now and then. Otherwise, the film is occasionally amusing, although not so much from Sandler's side. It's primarily straightforward and simple.
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