Click is yet another stereotypical Adam Sandler film that’s full of his juvenile hijinks. Overwhelmed by his job and family, Michael Newman is given a universal remote by a mysterious salesman that allows him to control his life, but it soon starts to control him. It kind of has A Christmas Carol motif with Michael visiting the past and future, and seeking to make appends for his failures. Featuring Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken, and David Hasselhoff, the supporting cast is pretty strong; but they’re unable to stop Sandler from wrecking the film with his idiotic antics. And the sad thing is, at its core the film has a touching message about the importance of family and how precious life is. But the crass, immature, and moronic humor of Sandler is constantly undercutting it. Yet Sandler stupidity aside, Click is a fairly entertaining comedy that has some touching moments.
Shout by Dann MichalskiBlockedParent2020-07-19T13:00:42Z
Click is yet another stereotypical Adam Sandler film that’s full of his juvenile hijinks. Overwhelmed by his job and family, Michael Newman is given a universal remote by a mysterious salesman that allows him to control his life, but it soon starts to control him. It kind of has A Christmas Carol motif with Michael visiting the past and future, and seeking to make appends for his failures. Featuring Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken, and David Hasselhoff, the supporting cast is pretty strong; but they’re unable to stop Sandler from wrecking the film with his idiotic antics. And the sad thing is, at its core the film has a touching message about the importance of family and how precious life is. But the crass, immature, and moronic humor of Sandler is constantly undercutting it. Yet Sandler stupidity aside, Click is a fairly entertaining comedy that has some touching moments.