Props to Adam Sandler for getting out of his comfort zone. He was surprisingly good in this considering all he had done was shooting B comedies for the last 5-6 years on Netflix or DTV. But man, this movie is LOUD. I've watched this with with headphones and the first 10 minutes or so the score was scratching my ear and I had to skip a few tenths just to see if it ended and it did(well not really but they were considerably shorter than 10 minutes). Everybody is yelling CONSTANTLY, score from the 80s is UNBEARABLE, dialogues is not clear because everyone is yelling over each other and the characters actions just doesn't make sense. The ending wasn't any better, i sit there dumbfounded and was wondering what the hell happened. Cinematography was good but the sound department really dropped the deuce on this one.