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Eight Crazy Nights Details

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When extremely disgruntled small-town guy Davey Stone (voiced by Sandler) faces another holiday season in his New England hometown, he does what he always has - he screws up big and lands in jail. Davey's old basketball referee, Whitey, bails him out with the bright idea of putting Davey to work doing community service. But .. Read more

Starring Adam Sandler
Director Seth Kearsley
Genres Drama

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Eight Crazy Nights

When extremely disgruntled small-town guy Davey Stone (voiced by Sandler) faces another holiday season in his New England hometown, he does what he always has - he screws up big and lands in jail. Davey's old basketball referee, Whitey, bails him out with the bright idea of putting Davey to work doing community service. But Davey turns his sentence into a daily disaster for Whitey and the whole town! After a few surprises - including the mysterious reason for Davey's bad attitude and the reappearance of a childhood sweetheart - Davey might find a reason or two to change his ways.

Starring Adam Sandler
Director Seth Kearsley
Studio COLUMBIA TRI-STAR HOME VIDEO
Run time DVD: 1 hr 13 mins
Certificate DVD Certificate 12.gif
Genres Drama
Language English
Hearing-impaired English
Released DVD: 08 Dec 2003
Production year: 2002
Format DVD
  • Critics' reviews (5) of Eight Crazy Nights

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  • 1 stars out of 5

    Festive cartoon fun gets an adult flavour in this ill-conceived musical comedy. An inane combination of bad-taste humour, flat animation and puerile songs, it's little more than a crude vanity project for Adam Sandler. Co-writer/producer Sandler also voices the film's central characters — law-breaking, party animal Davey Stone; eccentric youth-basketball referee Whitey, and Whitey's wig-wearing twin Eleanore. Escaping a yuletide prison sentence, Davey gets one last shot at redemption by performing community service as Whitey's assistant. What follows is a boorish Christmas Carol, as Davey is reminded of the sentiments of the holiday season. Had as much attention been paid to innovation as vulgarity, then perhaps this tale would actually have been as hilarious as Sandler and company wanted it to be. Instead, it's merely a torrent of scatological gags and juvenile sexual innuendo.

    • Radio Times
  • "...Lively, bittersweet....[The film] works well and is sure to connect strongly with fans of Sandler at his most free-wheeling and uninhibited..."

    • Los Angeles Times
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  • 11 out of 15 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 1 star

    Not his usual style

    Fans of Adam Sandler movies will see a significant down side to his usual style of comedy.

    Not at all up to his usual standard.

    The change started with Anger Management, but that was hilarious compared to this.

    I defy anybody not to get really wound up with the stupid character/voice of his pal whitey.

      • A customer from South
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  • 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 5 stars

    A classic that will live on forever

    I was a bit sceptical to say the least about seeing Adam Sandler in an animated motion picture, but after seeing eight crazy nights I'm never gonna look back.

    Now looking at the film you might think oh no not another christmas carol remake, but as the plot is somewhat similar it is totally put an original and fresh spin on what is already decaying story line. It's nice to see Adam Sandler expanding his mediums whether it be from his films to his "different" style of music. In all this film touched me and this film should be in everyones home!

      • Stanz from Suffolk
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    • Eight Crazy Nights
      When extremely disgruntled small-town guy Davey Stone (voiced by Sandler) faces another holiday season in his New England hometown, he does what he always has - he screws up big and lands in jail. Davey's old basketball referee, Whitey, bails him out with the bright idea of putting Davey to work ...