<a href="https://www.mid-day.com/entertainment/bollywood-news/article/is--baar-baar-dekho--similar-to-adam-sandler-s-hollywood-film--click---17495168" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">Adam Sandler</a> got candid with US-based entertainment outlet Deadline, about his approach to film reviews back in the early days of his career.
The `Saturday Night Live` star revealed that he used to have quite a hard time taking criticism against his films.
Talking about the reviews on his cult classic, `Billy Madison`, the actor said, "When Billy Madison came out, me and my friend who wrote it, we were just like, `Oh yeah, they`re going to write about this in New York!` We grew up reading the papers, we were going to NYU. And then we read the first one and we were like, `Oh my god, what happened? They hate us.` And then we were like, `It must have been this paper,` but then 90&#37 of the papers are going, `This is garbage."
The `Grown Ups` actor admitted that he felt `hurt` at the reactions but decided to preserve his mental health by not reading reviews because they were `so harsh`.
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"People would call us up to say, `Can you believe they said this about you?` I`d be like, `I didn`t read it, man`," Sandler told Deadline.
The 56-year-old actor said he has since gotten better with taking criticism.
"Critics aren`t going to connect with certain stuff and what they want to see. I understand that it`s not clicking with them," Sandler told Deadline.
Sandler was last seen in the Netflix drama `Hustle`. He is set to appear in the crime-comedy `The Outlaws` opposite Pierce Brosnan and Adam DeVine.&nbsp;
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