Dated and hokey, even at the time of release. But it's hard to argue with the utlimate message about war and technology, and Matthew Broderick was pitch-perfect as a misunderstood teenage computer genius. Still, it's no DR. STRANGELOVE, but considering it was made in the 80s, it will do.

This corny romantic comedy solidified Adam Sandler as a leading man for the masses and Drew Barrymore as a worthy object of affection. Embracing the 1980s time period and music made this a winner on almost every level. Sandler is particularly funny in scenes where he is performing at weddings.