🎬 Billy Madison 2 (2025)
👉 Adam Sandler, Darren McGavin, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
What happens when the ultimate class clown gets a second shot at growing up? Billy Madison 2 brings back Adam Sandler in one of his most iconic roles — the spoiled, immature heir who once had to survive the ultimate crash course in education.
In the original Billy Madison (1995), Billy’s life of partying and privilege comes to a screeching halt when his father (Darren McGavin) refuses to hand over the family’s multimillion-dollar hotel empire. The challenge? Billy must prove he’s capable of responsibility by going back to school — not college, not business school, but every grade from 1 through 12. And he has just 24 weeks to do it.
What follows is pure comedic bedlam. From fistfights on the playground to disastrous science projects, awkward dances at junior prom, and chaotic meltdowns in high school, Billy bumbles his way through each grade with a mix of childlike charm and outrageous immaturity. Along the way, he sparks an unlikely romance with teacher Veronica Vaughn (Bridgette Wilson-Sampras), who sees a glimmer of potential beneath all the nonsense — even if most of the time Billy seems determined to sabotage himself.
Standing in his way is the conniving Eric Gordon (Bradley Whitford), a slick and ruthless executive who will do anything to make Billy fail so he can seize the family empire for himself. The rivalry escalates into a hilarious battle of wits (and not-so-wits), culminating in a finale as ridiculous as it is unforgettable.
With Sandler’s signature blend of absurdity, slapstick, and off-the-wall one-liners, Billy Madison became a cult classic — the movie that cemented Sandler as a comedic force in the ’90s. Beneath the chaos lies a surprisingly heartfelt message about second chances, redemption, and the idea that even the most immature among us can find a way to rise to the occasion.
Now, nearly three decades later, Billy Madison 2 (2025) imagines what happens when Billy — older, maybe wiser, but still just as unpredictable — faces a whole new set of challenges. Can a man who once barely survived middle school handle the tests of adulthood, business, and maybe even parenthood? Or will he prove that you never really graduate from being a class clown?
Packed with nostalgia, cameos, and a fresh round of outrageous gags, this sequel promises to bring the same energy, absurd humor, and heart that made the original unforgettable.
Because in the world of Billy Madison, growing up may be optional — but making us laugh is guaranteed.
