Big Daddy

(1999)

In Big Daddy (1999), a lazy law school graduate named Sonny Koufax, played by Adam Sandler, decides to adopt a child to impress his girlfriend. However, things do not go according to plan, and Sonny finds himself thrust into the role of an unlikely foster father.

Sonny's girlfriend leaves him shortly after the adoption, leaving him to care for the child, five-year-old Julian, on his own. While initially hesitant and inexperienced, Sonny begins to take responsibility for his new role as a father. He learns valuable life lessons and gradually forms a deep bond with Julian.

As Sonny navigates the challenges of parenthood, he faces scrutiny from child services and must prove that he is capable of providing a stable and loving home for Julian. Alongside his friend and roommate, played by Jon Stewart, Sonny attempts to provide the best life possible for the young boy.

Big Daddy offers a heartwarming and humorous exploration of the theme of fatherhood. Adam Sandler's comedic performance combined with the touching moments shared between Sonny and Julian make this film a family-friendly and entertaining watch.

Featuring a star-studded cast, including Joey Lauren Adams as Sonny's new love interest and Dylan and Cole Sprouse as Julian, Big Daddy is a delightful comedy that reminds us that even the most unlikely individuals can step up and become loving and responsible parents.