Added to Tubi on Tuesday, Apr 2, 2024 In “Click,” Adam Sandler portrays Michael Newman, an architect consumed by his work, who stumbles upon a universal remote that allows him to manipulate his life. This seemingly beneficial tool enables Michael to skip undesirable moments, only to realize the significant moments of life he’s missing, leading to a journey of self-discovery and redemption. The narrative unfolds with humor, touching on themes of family, time’s value, and the consequences of our choices, culminating in a poignant realization about the importance of cherishing every moment.
Length: 1h 47m
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
This Title is: Heartwarming, Reflective, Humorous
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Trailer
Cast
- Adam Sandler
- Kate Beckinsale
- Christopher Walken
- David Hasselhoff
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: PG-13
Language, crude and sex-related humor, and some drug references
Trivia
- The movie is based on “The Magic Thread,” a folk tale included in The Book of Virtues.
- Directed by Frank Coraci, marking another collaboration with Adam Sandler following “The Wedding Singer” and “The Waterboy.”
- Click was purchased by Sony for $1.75 million, showcasing the high expectations from its script penned by Steve Koren and Mark O’Keefe.
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Combining humor with a deep emotional core, “Click” diverges from Adam Sandler’s typical comedic fare into more introspective territory. The film explores the significance of life’s fleeting moments through its unique premise, delivering both laughter and thoughtful moments. Critics have mixed opinions, highlighting its unexpected depth alongside typical Sandler humor. The story’s moral about the importance of prioritizing family and living in the moment resonates, despite some critics finding fault with the movie’s execution. Overall, “Click” offers a blend of entertainment and a meaningful message.
Critic Scores
Click has received a positive review by the critics
