This could have been a funny script...I take it back. There was no reason to make this movie. It could have satirized the rage in our ever-impatient society and the rage that drives psychiatrists to write anger-management books. However, it turned into a "Happy Gilmore" meets "The Odd Couple." There was no reason to care about Adam Sandler even with Marisa Tomei as the dramatic stakes. Sandler lost whatever ground he gained with "Punch-Drunk Love," and only "Something's Gotta Give" redeemed Jack Nicholson from the twin disappointments of "About Schmidt" and this movie. I will never be able to hear "I Feel Pretty" again. Didn't Rudy Giuliani have anything more important to do than cheer on some schmendrick trying to get up the nerve to kiss his girl?The only bright spot is Lynne Thigpen, sadly no longer with us.