Once Upon a Time, There Was a Resentful Handyman Who Agreed to Baby-Sit
di Jeannette Catsoulis The New York Times
Adam Sandler is at that difficult age. Now 42, he's too old to continue with the bungling, man-child shtick of yore, yet too young to transition to old-fogey infantilism. In “Bedtime Stories” the pain of this artistic limbo is written all over his character, a resentful hotel handyman named Skeeter. Astonishingly, his name is not the source of his umbrage.
Skeeter's pique (though he may not know it) is reserved for his dead father, an inept businessman whose cozy motel once occupied the lot where Skeeter's current employer has erected an upscale resort. [...]
di Jeannette Catsoulis, articolo completo (3436 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 25 dicembre 2008
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