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2007    2 Std., 4 Min.Drama
7.464%81%7.2
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Charlie Fineman hat seine Familie bei den Terroranschlägen vom 11. September verloren und leidet noch immer an den Folgen dieses Traumas. Als er eines Tages in New York zufällig seinem ehemaligen College-Zimmergenossen Alan über den Weg läuft, ist dieser fest entschlossen, ihre alte Freundschaft wieder aufleben zu lassen und Charlie dabei zu helfen, mit seinem großen Verlust fertig zu werden.
Regie Mike Binder
  • Adam SandlerCharlie Fineman
  • Don CheadleAlan Johnson
  • Jada Pinkett SmithJaneane Johnson
  • Liv TylerAngela Oakhurst
  • Saffron BurrowsDonna Remar
  • Donald SutherlandRichter Raines
  • Robert KleinJonathan Timpleman
  • Melinda DillonGinger Timpleman
  • Mike BinderBryan Sugarman / Regie / Drehbuch
  • Jonathan BanksStelter
  • Rae AllenAdell Modell
  • Paula NewsomeMelanie
  • John de LancieNigel Pennington
  • Paul ButlerGeorge Johnson
  • Camille LaChe SmithCherie Johnson
  • Imani HakimJocelyn Johnson
  • Denise DowsePsychiatric Hospital Therapist
  • Anthony ChisholmWilliam Johnson
  • B.J. NovakMr. Fallon
  • Jessica GoldenNight Club Comic
  • Azazil13. August 2025
    Couldn't honestly believe my eyes watching Adam Sandler pull off such a convicing and great performance as a man torn due to the lose of his family. He's made a very well known reputation for his himself with his cliche comedies where he would fill the cast up with some of the greatest comedians and his best friends. However this one is an entirely different genre altogether.
  • ርልዪረ5. Juli 2026
    Reign Over Me is a success due to the powerful work by Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle. While comedic actors going dramatic has been seen as somewhat of a distraction, Sandler is no stranger to playing more serious roles. Most of the characters he portrays have an unstable temperament and a vulnerability that can burst at any moment. He might even be typecast for characters with such hidden anger problems. However, this performance has some considerable dramatic weight, unlike his roles in less comedic fare like Punch-Drunk Love and Spanglish. In the film, Alan Johnson (Cheadle) runs into his old college roommate, Charlie Finerman (Sandler), whom he hasn't seen in several years. Five years before, Charlie suffered the overwhelming loss of his wife and three daughters in a plane crash. Charlie barely even recognizes Cheadle's character due to the repression of his memories and consequent reclusive childish lifestyle since the accident. It isn't until Alan persists in engaging him in conversation that Charlie remembers who he is. Their renewed relationship that follows will allow Finerman to have a friend who doesn't speak about his loss, eventually enabling him to confront the thoughts and feelings he has suppressed on his own terms. Though writer-director Mike Binder doesn't show much sense of an individual style and some of his shots and transitions are a bit awkward, he does have a knack of getting decent to great performances from his actors while being a talented and funny writer. He shot this film with a digital camera, as more and more filmmakers are doing today, enabling the crew to shoot the night scenes with limited lighting. This kept the colorful backgrounds of New York City in focus, but resulted in creating frequent digital grain, which resembles blue specks scattered and moving on the screen. Almost every main character in Reign Over Me gives a great performance. Jada-Pinkett Smith and especially Liv Tyler are memorable in their respective roles as a frustrated wife to Cheadle's character and a psychiatrist. However, it is Sandler and Cheadle that give some of their finest work to date. They completely owned this movie. Sandler actually plays a character that doesn't outwardly resemble or act like himself at all, partially credited to his Bob Dylan-esquire wig. Though Cheadle's character has more screen time than Sandler, they both should be considered to be leading roles, as they equally support and help each other throughout the film. Music also plays a great part in this film, especially the title song "Reign Over Me," or "Love, Reign O'er Me" by The Who, and later covered by Pearl Jam. In one of the most powerful moments of the film, Binder shows Sandler using music to shut out his feelings and memories, but this particular song provokes such intense emotion that rather than diminishing his anger, it incites his emotions. All an all, Reign Over Me is an enjoyable, sad, yet many times funny film, driven by its amazing leading performances.
  • MR_BigTime15. März 2026
    Reign Over Me is , if not THE, one of Adam Sandler's best performances ever. We all know how a Sandler movie usually goes, but not this one. Notes of humor are sprinkled throughout here and there, as it's to be expected, but as a fan of his comedy I have to say he swung this one right out of the park. I even found myself sniffling more than once, which is saying something. Oh, and that cover of Love Reign O'er Me by Pearl Jam at the end credits was the cherry on top.
  • kVOD.2 | https://linktr.ee/xszr20. November 2025
    Adam Sandler shows a very realistic grieving process; which is before the acceptance stage and going through a living-but-not-living moment. thank you for this well written movie, and i am liking the closure where the movie shows a small step progression towards the next grieving stage.

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