Click (Special Edition)

Love this movie

Adam Sandler can apparently do not wrong. I would characterize this movie as a dramedy; half drama, half comedy. This is a movie that not only makes you laugh, but also makes you think. Enjoy!

A classic I used to watch with my brother growing up. Watching it now again with my partner, the comedy stands the test of time and the emotional beats hit even harder. Good movie

One of my favorite Sandler movies

Good movie

i cry

Great movie, I watch this movie a few times a year so it was worth buying. It was a great price👍

Loved the message in the movie. Seen as a kid and now 28 years later I understand it even more older than younger. Family I knew came first and now its just deeper though as you age and have experienced life more vs just as a kid and teen. Its a lot more intense and harder as an adult. I love how he showed how fast time can go when we cant control it and he made him feel how it felt both on being a workaholics and also what can be lost due to it. It just showed that money, promotions and a job should always come 2nd. The biggest message I also loved was that you cant get back time especially with the ones you love, but your job will always be there. Or any job will always be there but not people nor even himself. Love and very funny movie too. I mean what can you expect its adam sand.......the funny guy like kevin hart or etc other great comedy actors and actress's! I love how the movie had just enough funny moments and sad ones. It was both just enough you know. I was laughing, then tearing up and just following all the movie messages which I love to do in all movies like this. I see why he is a top actor and all his movies he is in are just too funny! He was def born t be funny and a star! Tbh.

Got this at a great price

Good

Nyc click

Michael Newman is overworked and under appreciated by his boss, worse still, he doesn't have enough hours in the day to devote time to his loving family. But then he happens upon eccentric salesman Morty, who puts a universal remote control Michael's way, a control that perfectly controls his life.......at first. Films that deal with second chances via gods, angels and devils are not in short supply, everything from the mighty It's A Wonderful Life, to the amiable Mr Destiny have covered this fantastical field. Enter Click, starring Adam Sandler {Newman}, another spin on the genre with the added kick of encompassing modern day technology into the equation. Split very much into two vastly different halves, Click finds Sandler reining in his usual shouty goof ball persona. Naturally for the first part we get the comedy set ups, at times hilarious and at others a little crass, but it's never sledgehammer comedy of the like that Sandler has previously served up in spades. The reason for the restraint becomes evident when the films second half arrives, full of emotional fortitude it's something of a shock at first to grasp the switch in tone, but it works real well, and it's testament to Sandler's straight acting ability that he manages to sway the viewer into this fantastical realm. Click is no genius piece of work, and for the genre it tackles it's probably some way short of being up with the best. It does however punch the right buttons. From Sandler and a highly accomplished supporting cast {Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken, Sean Astin and Henry Winkler}, to its delightful and rewarding finale, this most definitely is one that is worth punching play on your remote control for. Whilst the credit sequences and soundtrack hit the spot as well, give it a go if you get the chance. 7/10

Funny as hel