A 3/10 is being pretty generous towards this movie.

Rating: 3/10 (17 June 2013)

This 2006 comedy does have a pretty creative premise that did open up doors for plenty of comedic material. Being that this film was produced by and stars Adam Sandler, it could have been terrible or mediocre given his track record. This one falls somewhere in between those labels.
There are some genuinely entertaining moments, all of which come from both Christopher Walken and David Hasselhoff. However, almost none of that enjoyment comes from any of the actual writing. It comes from the fact that both of them have ridiculously amusing on-screen persona's. Their lines are funny,only because it is either Chris or David saying them.
Other than those two, the comedy is pretty bland. Adam Sandler does his usual obnoxious runs, Kate Beckinsale looks bored and Henry Winkler is stuck playing the movie's heart. Any time the movie needs to be "sad" or "emotional", Henry is always either the focus of it or is directly referenced.
Weak comedy and performances are not the movie's only problems. The most significant fault of "Click" is that it does not have enough confidence in its script in order to create a bridge between the silly, low-brow comedy and the more dramatic elements of the writing. Every time the movie wants to be serious, it feels the need to throw in a sight gag because it thinks that it will lose the audience's attention. There is no shortage of farting in David Hasselhoff's face or kicks to Sean Astin's groin, even when the scene did not exactly demand it.
"Click" had a lot of potential as either a fun comedy and/or a heartfelt comedy-drama. I wish that the writers were more willing to either be tonally consistent, or create a balance between the two. If you want to see a funny comedy that also pokes at your heartstrings, I would recommend something like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin".