Have you ever walked into a room with two people having a loud and aggressive argument and just felt uneasy about it being in the same space?

Well that's kind of how this whole film feels like. It's aggressive, argumentative and tense from the start to the end. It feels like there's never a moment of silence or room to breathe, and I think that is the point of it. You're meant to be feeling tense throughout the film as you watch the protagonist make one bad thoughtless decision after another, surrounded by his own chaos and that becomes the mood of the film.

I can't personally say that I as much "enjoyed" because I felt restless constantly, but at the same time I was entertained by it and it was difficult to look away due to it's intensity. The plot is a bit weak and the directing style and characters don't quite suit my taste, but I admit that the film makes up for it with a great acting performance by Adam Sandler (who's films I've never traditionally been a fan of).