This story discusses major plot developments in “Happy Gilmore 2,” currently streaming on Netflix. “Happy Gilmore” fans got quite the shock when Adam Sandler’s long-awaited sequel finally hit Netflix over the weekend.

Bowen reprises her character, Virginia Venit, in the comedy classic's second installment. Within the first four minutes of the film, Venit — who's since married Happy, welcomed five kids together and started a family — gets killed off, a tragedy caused by her husband.

Happy Gilmore 2 just dropped on Netflix, and while it’s probably not going to win any Oscars, most fans seem to be really pleased with the sequel, me included. It’s a goofy good time with some big laughs and a ton of cameos and returning characters.

Adam Sandler couldn't help but joke about his daughters' casting in Happy Gilmore 2. At the end of the film, the actor, 58, and his eldest daughter, Sadie Sandler, made a meta reference. "You're a very cool kid,

Adam Sandler returns as Happy Gilmore in a new Netflix sequel so we're ranking his best films, from the silly "Airheads" to serious "Uncut Gems."

Because several major cast members passed away after the O.G. comedy’s release — with Carl Weathers’ death sparking late-stage rewrites — Happy Gilmore 2 pays tribute to beloved characters who could not return,

A lack of original jokes makes Happy Gilmore 2 a belated sequel that is passable, but highly unmemorable in Adam Sandler's output. The post REVIEW: ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Earns More Shrugs Than Laughs appeared first on But Why Tho?