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Billy Madison [WS] [Special Edition]
Director: Tamra Davis, Robert Simonds Cast: Randy Edelman , Adam Sandler , Darren McGavin , Bradley Whitford , Josh Mostel
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(Special Edition / Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed)
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- Release Date: 08/23/2005
- UPC: 0025192545023
- Original Release: 1995
- Rating: PG-13
- Source: MCA HOME
- Region Code: 1
- Presentation: [Wide Screen]
- Sound: [Dolby Digital Stereo, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
- Language: English
- Runtime: 5400
- Sales rank: 56,527
Scenes
Bonus Features
Deleted Scenes
The Pool, Penguins and Pornography
Billy at Home
Being Billy
School Days
Eric and Principal Anderson
Academic Decathlon and Graduation
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Outtakes
Production Notes
Feature Commentary With Director Tamra Davis: On/Off
Languages
Spoken Language: English 5.1 Dolby Digital
Spoken Language: English 5.1 DTS
Spoken Language: Español 2.0 Dolby Digital
Spoken Language: Français 2.0 Dolby Digital
Feature Commentary With Director Tamra Davis
Captioned for the Hearing Impaired: English
Subtitles: Español
Subtitles: Français
Subtitles: None
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In this sophomoric comedy, an immature twenty-something party animal must take over his father's multi-million dollar hotel business after his father retires, but first he must return to school. Billy Madison loves to drink beer, hang with his friends and play childish pranks. However, his father's retirement is forcing him to grow up. The filthy rich heir has never been ambitious; in fact, he bribed his way through school. To gain control of his father's company, the child-like Billy must cram 12 years of learning into 24 weeks. If he fails, the company reigns will be passed to his father's slimy aide. Naturally the aide wants Billy to fail and engineers many insidious plots.
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- Billy Madison [WS] [Special…
- Director: Randy Edelman
Assuming top billing for the first time in this willfully stunted comedy, Adam Sandler unleashed the soon-familiar persona that would widely divide moviegoers but provide indisputable results at the box office for years to come. Here was born the debate about whether Sandler is a lowbrow comic genius or a moronic gadfly signifying the end of good taste and intelligence as we know it. For those able to give themselves over to its sophomoric charms, Billy Madison is a knee-slapping celebration of a spoiled idiot who learns decency from a gaggle of children who wet their pants at recess. Sure, Sandler is over the top -- in fact, he's so far over it that it's nowhere in sight. But that's the point in this movie, in which Sandler is essentially the mean-spirited version of Tom Hanks' character in Big, throwing tantrums appropriate to someone of his underdeveloped intellect. It's hard to resist Sandler when he yells, "You blew it!" in his trademark guttural shout after his eight-year-old friend botches a phone conversation with his crush. The reverse shot shows the young boy grinning in spite of himself, suggesting that children accept Sandler as he is, a ridiculous but ultimately harmless clown, and perhaps they're the best judges of character. Those who want Sandler to be something other than an intense, bellowing man-child -- or just wish he would go away -- aren't the intended audience, anyway. Simpatico supporting turns by Norm McDonald, Steve Buscemi, and Chris Farley provide either more giggles for the willing or more ammo for the obstinate.