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BEDTIME STORIES - TRAILER (video)

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Trailer for Walt Disney's Bedtime Stories

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Bedtime Stories (2008) - Trailer #1 [HIGH QUALITY] (video)

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'Bedtime Stories' trailer debuts online (video)

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Extended Trailer For Bedtime Stories
Cinema Blend News — Extended Trailer For Bedtime Stories Many, many people have described Adam Sandler's sense of humor as childish, but up to this point the hugely successful comedian hasn't done a movie strictly for kids. It turns out that's a shame: The trailer for Bedtime Stories , Sandler's next movie, has hit YouTube, and it looks both hilarious and perfect for an entire family full of imaginative kids. The concept is beautifully simple. Sandler plays an uncle assigned to babysit his niece and nephew for the weekend, and finds himself telling them a bedtime story. The next day, everything he said in the story comes true in his own life. He tries to use ...

Trailer Watch: Adam Sandler in Bedtime Stories [First Look]
Film School Rejects — For Adam Sandler, the world of movies have always been his playground. In his own films and with his Happy Madison production, he seems to be able to do whatever he wants and still make plenty of money. No matter how bad the movie, he is always bringing in the dollars. Take for example, his recent string of comedies — The Longest Yard (2005), Click (2006), I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007) and You Don’t Mess With the Zohan (2008) — none of which were what the thinking public would call “good movies,” but all of which earning over $100 ...