Overstuffed legacy sequel that unfortunately loses sight of what made the original so great beneath an avalanche of ham-fisted celebrity cameos, a lame villain, and half-baked callbacks.

It pains me to leave a negative review for this, as I adore the original, but man, this just missed the mark for me in several areas, particularly in the third act. One of my favorite aspects of Happy Gilmore are all the small connective laughs (e.g. Happy singing into the intercom and the…