His humor is very lowbrow that appeals to the lowest common denominator in most people looking for cheap laughs. The Wedding Singer for me is his best movie ever which still showcases that moronic humor...but with heart. Although Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore get most of the praise as being his best. I do like these two films, but I do tend to think they are a bit overrated. Still funny, yes. But not the best comedic films every created that most people would have you believe.

I wouldn't bash him entirely though. If you want to see a different side of him in a dramatic role, you should definitely check out Punch-Drunk Love. I remember really liking this one a lot. I need to revisit the movie because I haven't seen it since it came out. As for the rest of his stuff, I can leave it. Not so good. Well, I remember liking 50 First Dates. But I think that had more to do with my crush that I had (and still do) for Drew Barrymore.

His SNL days were always hit and miss for me.