There’s a touch of the surreal in the comedian’s consistently funny but sometimes melancholy Netflix special.

Not everything hits hard, in part because this is a quirkier effort that will delight the hard-core Sandler fans, those who stuck with him before the critics came around.

Safdie’s pagentry does occasionally threaten to be a real distraction. Yet the interruptions, whether planned or real, do add an energy that gives Sandler’s comedy just a little extra kick.

... An unusual continuation that embraces chaos, anxiety and the bizarre so that humor can flourish. [Full review in Spanish]