Click

[andantino]

The casts: Adam Sandler, Christoper Walken, Kate Bekinsale, Blake Heron, Allen Covert, Peter Dante and many more..

01. The performance of the casts: 5/5
02. Cinematography: 5/5
03. Soundtrack: 3/5
04. Comparison of the other movies in the same genre: 4/5
05. Special effects: 4/5

This movie is about a family man, Micheal Newman who is living miserably between his family and his career. He wanted to have a break and he actaully had a universal remote control which can actaully control the time. It is much like some other "time-machine" story like but the difference is that he could not rewind the time. The conflicts cum climax started when he realised that he could not turn back time that he missed.

I really love this movie because it send us a message that meant; humans should go through every stage of life. There's no shortcut in life, in diretly.

[Viv]

I saw this a couple weeks ago. maaaaaan it made me cry. T_T!! haha only the part when he was in the rain though. And is it just me, or did anyone else REALLY get scared by the guy with the crazy hair? @@;;
I don't think this was one of Adam Sandler's bests, but it was good. I enjoyed it, at least.

[rain_jay]

Man,this movie is hillarious...everyone should have a look on it,
hmm but still see people actually sleep in the cinema while watching:worry:
the plot is nice,and not only funny but there are some part that touches people heart like the relationship between Michael(Sandler)and his parents...his own family:happy: well Michael has learned his lesson to appreciate every moment he had with them:happy:

[dballa999]

this movie really goood. a lot of girls cried in this one as it really does touch you. makes you really think about whats important in life and the sacrifices people make to succeed. i reallly liked it and people should go see it, it definitely is not a waste of time.

[jacelyn_edison86]

this is one good movies for couples and to those who doesn't care bout their parent, you should watch this movie.
I watched it yesterday at school together with my teacher and I cried in the ending as it's so touching.
So don't take a fast way just to finish things fast. You will regrets it one day...

[kirasuran]

i've seen this movie as well...and...i cried as well, when he was dying in the rain. it was just so emotional and touching...i could relate to this!

ppl, this movie is a definite thumbs up, GO SEE!

[jielun_]

let me first empahsize on the fact that i have never cried at any kind of movie before, no matter how sad or touching it is, with rows and rows of girls around me literally being waterfalls.

but for this, i cried.

my friends were SHOCKED when they say tears streaming down my face.

ohhhhh my goodness, even i myself was shocked that i actually cried! esp at the parts where adam sandler kept replaying that part in the office to hear his dad say "i love you, son." over and over again. and YES especially the raining part!

"Family comes First."

THAT line made me cry like nobody's business. lol. this movie really seriously made me appreciate my family so much more. man! i felt so happy for adam sandler at the ending!

[Darkshrimp]

I saw this movie and it was so good...I nearly cried...

I loved this movie, because I found this movie has a good mix of sad, drama and humour :) a very good balance of them all as well :D hehe, the ending was good too :) so yea, recommend if for everyone :D

[fajitapita]

I went into this movie w/ low expectations, thinking it'd be the typical crude jokes.. but I ended up crying while watching it.. it was unexpectedly heartfelt without crossing the line into cheesiness *two thumbs up*
i loved the part where they were talking about Lucky Charms and how Adam Sandler was like "They're magically delicious!" My friend and I burst out laughing..but the entire theater was dead quiet cuz we were in taiwan and they didn't get the reference *tear*

[hisashiluv14]

I hate to rain on everyone's parade but I thought Click was just okay.

For an Adam Sandler movie it was probably rocket science, but I've seen movies like that too many times before and I've ceased to be impressed. For one, Adam Sandler cannot act serious. His dramatic scene in the rain was more melodrama for me; it just dragged and dragged and dragged and I was wondering whether I should laugh or cry at the overt sentimentality of the whole thing. For another, it was just...cliche. I wish he hadn't said 'family comes first' because the "underlying message" (like it was even underlying) of the movie was too in-your-face and I felt like I was being bludgeoned over the head with it - which is not a nice feeling, because I'm not a stupid movie-goer and I don't need the message being told so directly. Subtlety is actually nice, Producers.

I hated the on-going dog-humping-stuffed-duck joke. Not funny at all.

I did like the part where Adam S kept rewinding the bit where his dad told him he loves him. That part did touch me - it was well-done and not melodramatic like the death scene in the rain.

What also rescued Click for me was Christopher Walken. I love him. He brightened up the movie just by being in it. I wish I'd seen more of him and less of Adam Sandler.

I'm sorry, I just cannot stand Adam Sandler. Of course, compared to his other movies, Click is actually good...but his other movies are nowhere near good. Compared to OTHER non-AS movies, however, Click was just okay.

[crazygiggles13]

i went into the movie thinking it would be another adam sandler flick..but it was more than that.
at the beginning it was all laughter and fun..it was alright, but there was a message to this film and that's what surprised me.
i left the movies thinking that this film was a good film because of what happened in the resolution of the movie :D..i cried too ..keke..

[Fearless]

What a depressing movie!! I saw it with my pals thinking it would be hilarious and at first it was...but then it just got SO DEPRESSING AND SAD. I'm a real sensitive guy, haha. So I got made fun of when I kinda cried, but hey, what can I say? :shy: The movie preaches a good lesson. Your family is the most important thing. When everything else goes away, they'll still be there for you. :D

[mysteryhack]

Now I really liked this movie, the plot is really original even though the remote control is a bit too fictional. However, Adam Sandler was great and it was one of the movie I'll rewatch it again.

[inlovewith.]

Before watching the movie, i was told that it's very nice and heartwarming and that i would most probably cry at the ending. I'm kinda emotional so i cry a lot at the threatres, but i almost cry watching Click.

The movie was okay i guess, t'was kinda interesting with the remote control bit. I like the part where he was forwarded into his future and seeing how his future was like and not being able to go back.

The part where Sandler was running in the rain and almost died i was tempted to tear a bit but that scene just seemed bit fake. and my friend actually laughed out out. she thought that scene seemed a bit too korean-drama.

and we all knew Sandler was gonna snap out of the remote controller and go back to being him young and alive in the end. so yeaa, t'was pretty okay.

[stryker7]

i've been a loyal supporter for Adam Sandler movies - be it Mr Deeds, 50 First Dates, The Longest Yard, Waterboy, Anger Management and many more. but i have to admit that this is his best one of all.

this movie is not just about its comical element, as often found in other Adam Sandler works, its more about the take-back-story and what-i-have-learnt-from-this-movie.

this movie has made me realise that life is not just about money-making, being a high flyer, skipping family dinners, and not spending quality time with the family. life is about how you spend it, and not what you spend it on (woah.. came up with it myself.. hope it makes sense.. =Pp)

finally, this movie is definitely worth a second watch!