Sandler realizes what he's missing in life
Adam Sandler plays the middle class everyman in Click. He’s overworked, doesn’t have enough time for his family and his boss David Hasselhoff is a jerk. It seems like his life is going nowhere when he gets a universal remote that lets him control everything from people to his dog. He can fast forward things, turn down the volume, etc. It’s like his dreams have come true. It’s an obvious comedy but it also borrows elements of A Christmas Carol and It’s A Wonderful Life. Sandler goes through the past and future and sees what he’s missing. He also gets to lay down his usual wisecracks for laughs. The best part is how he makes fun of the neighbor’s kid who is always bragging about the latest thing his parents bought him. It’s one of Sandler’s better movies.
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