Without question, the follow-up isn’t as hilarious as the original. Who honestly expected it to be? And a good 20 minutes could have been trimmed. But “2” is warm and comfortable, features another untethered performance from Sandler that only he can give, and is less lazy than I feared.

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."