Variety
Adam Sandler‘s “The Ridiculous 6,” the first of an exclusive four-movie deal with Netflix, weathered controversy during production when Native American extras exited the set due to the “culturally offensive” nature of the film’s humor. At the L.A. premiere Monday at AMC Universal Citywalk, Sandler praised the streaming service for their support and collaboration.
“They were very supportive, [they] had my back the whole time,” he told Variety. Sandler attested to Netflix’s contribution of original ideas to the production, which lent a fresh perspective on the western comedy subgenre. The film follows the quest of a Native American and his five half-brothers to rescue their kidnapped outlaw father.
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Well, I doubt that major movie studios do now after The Cobbler and Pixels.
You know seeing this makes me think that after so many years of putting stuff out and seeing how people react to them you kind of build this idea in your head about what you put out there. Netflix has put gold after gold after gold of stellar netflx originals that they simply can't imagine anything they do to fail now. Sadly Sandler will show them how wrong they are.
alot of adam sandler haters out there... netflix is smart
If anything he just proves the cry babies all over the internet are the minority. You see so much crying about everything he does, then his movies go make triple their budget.... Either that or people are all talk and no action.