Adam Sandler's box-office movie, Click! I Love It!

Rating: 10/10 (1 July 2006)

I saw the movie, Click, by Adam Sandler about a week ago. My two daughters and two sons were with me. They got me into entering the theater, which I did reluctantly. I am not a person who watches movies at theaters, (watch them at home) but I did that day. The movie showing was Click. Well, I am a fan of Adam Sandler, so I became interested to see the movie. Adam just made me to like him more. His performance was phenomenal. I started shedding tears thirty minutes into the movie. Adam was telling my life story. Yes, about my life -- a life constantly at work trying all kinds of ideas to be rich and famous. I spend more time with my laptop than I give my kids. I have more than three major projects I am working myself to death to develop. So the life of Adam, a very brilliant technical engineer, who could not promptly provide a bicycle for his daughter because his wages simply could not pay all the bills. But being that he was brilliant, much liked by management because he could deliver, he showed every potential to rise in leadership. Adam, however, was anxious about providing for his family. He wanted the best for his kids, but because he could not earn enough to buy them what they wanted, he was so stressed and so carried away by the passion to work to get a breakthrough that he failed to better socialize with his wife and kids. He had no time at all for the kids and would work through the night to get a project completed for his boss. So Adam had the opportunity to skip the tedious process of life to rise through the ranks and became CEO. What Adam failed to understand was that, with the position of CEO other anxieties about life set in. That was what happened with Adam. His CEO responsibilities still overwhelmed his family life. No time for the family, so he lost his wife and the kids did not grow up with him and he was not even there when his father died. Good, heavens this is my LIFE. Although I am not rich yet as Adam is now, but I am working on my Pan African University online university to grow to one of the best universities in the world. My family life is suffering because I must do the work that will help us succeed with our university. So if I do have the option to "click" my life to the ultimate success of our university, I will do that. Adam, your movie is an Oscar, Academy awards performance. I am going to see this movie a hundred times between now and July 2007. Carry on, Adam -- Carry On! Kenday