Lucy’s lisping, steroid-using brother who provides some of the film's most absurd laughs.

From Jocko the walrus to the penguins, the marine life adds a unique charm to the setting. The Bittersweet Ending (Spoilers)

The catch? Lucy suffers from (a fictionalized version of anterograde amnesia) following a car accident. Every night while she sleeps, her memory of the day is wiped clean. To Lucy, every day is October 13th, the day of her father's birthday. To win her heart, Henry must make her fall in love with him every single day for the rest of their lives. Why It Works: The Sandler-Barrymore Chemistry

Unlike many rom-coms of the era, 50 First Dates doesn't opt for a "miracle cure." Lucy never gets her memory back. The ending—showing them on a boat in Alaska with their daughter—is one of the most emotional finales in comedy history. It highlights the reality of caregiving and the idea that love isn't just a feeling, but a . Iconic Soundtracks

Henry’s weed-smoking, shark-bitten best friend.

The movie is famous for its "island-style" covers of 80s hits. Standout tracks include: Hold Me Now – Wayne Wonder Love Song – 311 Every Breath You Take – Copasetic