Adam Sandler has a filmography like no other. First breaking out in Billy Madison, the actor's career has kind of followed suit. A film hated by critics but enjoyed by fans has been a regular pattern for the former Saturday Night Live comedian in Hollywood for almost three decades.
What's been most interesting about Sandler's movie trajectory is his occasional experiments with drama, starting with Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love. While that was back in 2002, the last five years in particular have seen more deviation in this genre, resulting in some of his best work to date. Many of which can be found on Netflix.
