The name of this Double Feature really should be The Just Go With It Double Feature, because that's pretty much what you're doing when buying this copy of 50 First Dates. Unfortunately, I was unable to find another copy of this film in Blu-ray format on Amazon, so I just went with it! The main movie of the double feature still holds up to be one of the best romantic comedies I've ever seen. It fortunately works perfectly with Adam Sandler's type of humor, back when it was a little more relevant, and captured what makes him a tolerable dramatic actor.The concept of 50 First Dates is so simple I'm shocked no one was ever able to implement it so cleverly. Every day is the same day for Drew Barrymore's character, so how do you fall in love with someone and then prove to them every day that your love is real? It's not a likely story in reality, but for this movie it works wonders. It still is an emotional movie and it's filled with great laughs from Sean Astin who plays her muscle obsessed brother. A lot of the Sandler Squad are out in full force, as well as Dan Aykroyd who has a good cameo. All these years later, I still thoroughly enjoyed this movie and thought it was worth the $10. Also, the Special Features are decent even though there's no commentary. Hawaii always looks beautiful, but especially on Blu-ray!Just Go With It, is a movie... and it's not great, at all. It has funny bits, really funny bits actually, including Kevin Nealon's character who has had so much plastic surgery his face can't move. It's really for stuff like this, Swardson moments, and other small cameos that you should ever find yourself watching this movie. I still got a kick out of seeing Dan Patrick in one of the scenes at the end, because he loves doing his Sandler cameos and you can tell he's having fun. This, you can say about everyone in the movie for the most part, as even Brooklyn Decker shines and plays the part as well as one could. Everything looks great in Blu-ray and once again they're in Hawaii. I also watched both the cast commentary and the director's commentary for the movie, which provided insight and the cast version definitely provided some more laughs, but overall do not add to the movie on its own. It's more of a cheap rental movie, but I'll take it I suppose.Overall, I highly recommend this package deal despite the lackluster Just Go With It. I had seen the film before and thought why not, and it certainly didn't sway my purchase though I wouldn't buy it on its own. It will not be worth watching again, as the gags are all one-sided and it's mostly bottom of the barrel Sandler humor. I gave the film a 3/10 upon re-watching, and gave 50 First Dates an 8.5/10. Blu-ray copies both came in great condition and I'm glad to own 50 First Dates on Blu-ray, which is one of the best rom-coms of a generation.