After the release of the list of the 10 highest-grossing Adam Sandler films, fans were disappointed not to see some of their favorites in the ranking published by Yahoo! News.
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Fan favorites like “50 First Dates,” “Mr. Deeds,” and “Uncut Gems” were left out of the list.
The top three spots went to the “Hotel Transylvania” trilogy, with the first film ranking third, the second taking second place, and the most recent installment coming in first.
Adam Sandler voiced Count Dracula, who runs a vacation hotel for monsters. The plot unfolds when his daughter falls in love with a human.
In order of release, the films grossed $378 million, $470 million, and $528 million, respectively.
Right behind the animated series are “Grown Ups,” which earned $272 million, and “Grown Ups 2,” which brought in $247 million. The movies follow a group of childhood friends who, now adults, deal with the ups and downs of grown-up life.
“Pixels” ranks sixth with a surprising $244 million. “Click,” considered one of Adam Sandler’s best films, grossed $238 million, landing in seventh place.
The final three spots go to “Big Daddy” with $229 million, “Bedtime Stories” with $221 million, and “Just Go With It,” featuring Jennifer Aniston, which grossed $215 million.
Fans commented that “Uncut Gems” and “Happy Gilmore” not making the list “is a crime.” Another Adam Sandler movie missing from the ranking is “The Longest Yard,” a fan favorite.
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