Hustle | Official Teaser | Netflix

After discovering a once-in-a-lifetime player with a rocky past abroad, a down on his luck basketball scout (Adam Sandler) takes it upon himself to bring the phenom to the States without his team's approval. Against the odds, they have one final shot to prove they have what it takes to make it in the NBA.


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Hustle | Official Teaser | Netflix

[ollysherratt]

Always nice seeing Adam in more serious roles. Great actor, incredibly overlooked

[BeastCheapz]

I can say this Sandler's films are never boring.

[haroldvicta]

I love Adam regardless, but watching his performance in serious roles gave me a newfound respect for him as an actor.

[triplemoyagames]

What makes this better, is that Adam is actually great at basketball. He genuinely loves the sport

[theguyjuju]

Adam Sandler playing a serious role again? Looks Promising

[manarzenzoum]

I just ended watching this film, and I can't describe how much I love it, great acting from all the actors, I loved Latife'role as a supportive wife, it shows how her support makes a different.

[beamckee]

I'm super excited for this. Adam Sandler has already proved he can perform serious roles as well as being a comedic phenomenon. Everything about him just screams talented as well as genuine and down to earth. Some of his movies haven't exactly been box office hits but i love him cuz he loves what he does and it shows. I really don't think there is a pretentious bone in his body.

[comradepup]

"Obsession's gonna beat talent every time" great line

[NoCureForMe]

Neflix: "How many times do you want to say "the game" in just over one minute?"
Adam Sandler: "Yes."

[khy]

Adam is definitely doing 10/10 in this movie.
From being hopeful to despair. He presented it well!

[thatclairosong]

I've always been a HUGE fan of Adam Sandler and I've always know how an incredible actor he is. Sometimes people think that because he's used to do comedy he's not at the same level as other actors but do you know that not everyone can pull off a comedy role? And he does. Seeing him in more serious roles is absolutely amazing too.

[DesiS]

Love Adam Sandler when he goes into serious roles & when he’s just doing his own thing. Bring more Adam Netflix please 🙏

[nicholassilva]

Seeing Adam Sandler in movies where he’s not with his usual ensemble of SNL/Happy Madison comedy buddies and he’s dealing with heavy stuff is very refreshing. (I.e punch drunk love, Spanglish, Meyerwitz Stories, Uncut Gems etc)

[TemProduction]

Reminds me of Adam in "Grown Ups" teaching his kid the bank shot
Brings back memories!!

[dagnysams]

Adam Sandler in a role that's not a sloppy ass ashtray looking man ohhhh this gon be good

[alessandrodelpiero.]

It's great to see adam sandler playing serious roles i'll be looking forward to it.

[gasyamo]

this trailer can fit every hustle scenario. just change the footage to another profession and itll be perfectly same thing. Hustle. genius.

[gxerry]

i feel like he's outgrown himself playing comedic roles and i love him seeing with more professional roles, this could be the peak of his career

[imjustbryce]

Just saw this yesterday, loved seeing Adam in a dramatic role! he crushes that type of role almost every single time and it's awesome to see

[HanginWitLucid]

This is a clearly indication that Adam Sandler has grown out of comedy roles and that his consistent amazing performances in dramatic roles is where he needs to stay.