'Happy Gilmore 2', now streaming on Netflix, has fans reliving original film
By Tyler Reed

If you grew up in the 1990s and 2000s, chances are you have done an Adam Sandler impression at least one million times in your life.
Sandler is a comedy icon, and there will be no bad words said about the "Sandman" in my presence, ever.
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Movies like "Billy Madison", "Big Daddy", and "The Waterboy" helped shape the sarcastic tune of my youth.
However, there was one Sandler film that stands above the rest. "Happy Gilmore" is one of the greatest comedies in the history of film. So, when it was announced that a sequel was being done, I felt kind of cautious.
Any skepticism that I had about the sequel has gone out the window as people take to social media to share the nostalgia of watching "Happy Gilmore 2", that released on Netflix on Friday.
HAPPY GILMORE 2 IS NOW PLAYING pic.twitter.com/aqXlK2evfo
— Netflix (@netflix) July 25, 2025
Happy Gilmore 2 day and feeling nostalgic pic.twitter.com/Tqi3L5cKVx
— McNeil (@Reflog_18) July 25, 2025
Need some good nostalgia after this week
— Pablo Zohan (@paulzdeep1) July 25, 2025
I have yet to see the film, and will not be spoiling anything about it. But seeing Sandler in the iconic Gilmore wardrobe is giving me all the goosebumps I could ask for.
Coolest experience ever! Happy Gilmore 2 is out on Netflix! pic.twitter.com/0vW4M1ysBb
— Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) July 25, 2025
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It has been teased since filming began on the movie that there are so many big names in the film, including PGA stars and golf influencer Paige Spiranac. However, if there's no Will Sasso, then I may riot.
Our Friday is booked, fellow millennials. Today, we celebrate our childhood by watching a sequel that could never damage how we feel about the OG.
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