7 Great Happy Madison Movies (And 7 That SUCK)

Another Adam Sandler/Jennifer Aniston collaboration, and although it wasn't a critical success, it still makes for enjoyable viewing.

You know those romantic comedies that stem from totally outlandish situations that normal, decent human beings never find themselves in? Well, this is one of those.

Sandler plays a dentist who finds it impossible to be honest with women, and one lie too many leads him to employ his colleague Katherine and her two children to act as his estranged wife and children to secure him a relationship with a woman he likes (although not enough to tell her the truth).

It's a movie built around relationships with incredibly flimsy foundations, but if you take it at face value it's impossible not to enjoy seeing Sandler and Aniston enjoying a Hawaiian holiday together, and there are plenty of laugh out loud moments.

It's the sort of comedy that Sandler pulls of perfectly, and even though his character is morally questionable, he still manages somehow to be lovable.