Anger Management is a comedy film centered around Dave Buznik, who was traumatized by bullying at a young age when a local publicly embarrassed him while he was kissing a girl. This bullying trauma ...

Adam Sandler movies generally are not associated with high caliber acting, well-developed characters, or intricate plots. “Anger Management” is no exception, despite its attempts to remedy these ...

Among Anger Management‘s copious flaws is the fact that its premise doesn’t wash. Adam Sandler’s Dave Buznik, a designer of catalogues for overweight-cat clothing, isn’t really angry at all; he’s just ...

Anger Management is reportedly leaving Netflix on March 1, 2026. It will leave along with multiple films like Bad Teacher, Brightburn, and The Amazing Spider-Man films (via What’s on Netflix).

Well, it looks like the trend toward misleading movie titles continues. Then again, the title of Anger Management is the least of its problems. Despite Adam Sandler, Jack Nicholson and a host of ...

Jack Nicholson's eyes are hooded by brows that leap into circumflexes on command: At his whim they turn the actor's face into a rictus of demented glee or a reptilian death mask. In "Anger Management, ...

Anger Management follows Dave Buznik (Sandler), who is a businessman who gets into an incident on board a plane. He’s ultimately forced to take anger management classes to avoid a jail sentence.

From Peter Segal, the director of “Tommy Boy,” comes the new comedy “Anger Management.” Opening with an instance of childhood trauma where he is “depanted” during his first kiss, Dave Buznik (Adam ...

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