Life's Most important lesson

Rating: 8/10 (16 October 2006)

As many of you know from some of my previous reviews, I am not a big Adam Sandler fan.
In all his movies, he always has to beat the living daylights out of someone in them.
In Click, he does not fail to disappoint his fans.
With this out of the way, I can give you my review of the rest of the movie.
Sandler plays Michael Newman who's goal in life is to succeed but at the cost of his family life.
He suddenly finds his life being in an overblown stage. So one night he travels to find so peace and quiet and encounters Morty placed by Christopher Walken.
Morty gives him a new remote but this remote is for life entertainment.
As Michael learns more about this device he learns to mute his sister in law or fast forward through parts of his life he doesn't like.
As he uses it more he realizes that maybe this remote isn't such a good thing after all.
He learns life's most important lesson, which I will not reveal here.
Most of this movie is your typical Sandler comedy with a dash of drama included.
What really made this movie great for me was Kate Beckinsale in boxer shorts and a muscle t-shirt A little eye candy is a good thing.
If you rent this movie, I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did.