By putting movies like Happy Gilmore 2 directly on Netflix, the streaming service is robbing audiences of big crowd-pleasing comedies in theaters.

First appearing as a busboy at the club restaurant alongside Travis Kelce’s character (Kelce is Bad Bunny’s boss in this case), Bad Bunny’s skills at back-and-forth comedy are duly noted here. In this scene,

The sequel’s release boosted interest in the original “Happy Gilmore,” which is also available on Netflix. The decades-old comedy ranked at No. 3 on the global top 10 list with 11.4 million views, marking its second consecutive week on the list.