Adam Sandler has been a household name since the early ‘90s, and the 2010s saw a mix of hits and misses for the comedian. However, there were certainly some gems during this decade that stood out for critics and audiences alike. Here we present a ranking of Adam Sandler’s best movies released in the 2010s:

1.Uncut Gems (2019) – This gritty crime thriller by the Safdie brothers provided Sandler with the opportunity to show off his dramatic acting chops. His performance as Howard Ratner, a New York City jeweler with a gambling addiction, was met with critical acclaim and is often hailed as one of his finest roles.

2.Just Go with It (2011) – A romantic comedy featuring Jennifer Aniston, this film portrays Sandler as a plastic surgeon who enlists his assistant to pose as his soon-to-be-divorced wife. The chemistry between the leads and a blend of heartwarming moments with classic Sandler humor make it a standout comedy.

3.Hotel Transylvania (2012) – In this animated feature, Sandler voices Dracula, who operates a high-end resort away from human civilization. With its unique take on classic monsters and family-centric humor, Hotel Transylvania spawned several sequels.

4.Blended (2014) – Teaming up once again with Drew Barrymore, Sandler delivers a feel-good romantic comedy about two single parents who find themselves stuck together at an African safari resort with their kids from previous marriages.

5.The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) (2017) – In this ensemble cast drama-comedy directed by Noah Baumbach, Sandler plays Danny Meyerowitz. The film explores family dynamics and received praise for its screenplay and performance by Sandler.

6.Grown Ups (2010) – A comedy about childhood friends reuniting after their coach’s death, this film received mixed reviews but was embraced by audiences for its nostalgic value and star-studded comedic cast.

7.Grown Ups 2 (2013) – Even though it did not fare well with critics, this sequel maintains a fan base for those who appreciate the familiar humor and camaraderie among its ensemble cast which includes Chris Rock, Kevin James, and David Spade.

Whether he’s diving into dramatic roles or sticking to his comedic roots, Adam Sandler’s range as an actor is evident in these films—a testament to his staying power in Hollywood over the decades.