Adam Sandler subtly pays tribute to the late Cameron Boyce, his former costar in "Grown Ups," with a small moment in Netflix's "Happy Gilmore 2."

I didn’t expect much going into Adam Sandler’s newest movie. I suppose I haven’t expected a lot out of Sandler in a very long time, though his early films were some of my favorite comedies when I was young. Billy Maddison, Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer. I still get a little teary-eyed when Robbie sings to Julia on the airplane in that last one.