"What if you had the universal remote... that controlled your universe?"

Rating: 9/10 (3 February 2012)

A workaholic architect finds a universal remote that allows him to fast- forward and rewind to different parts of his life. Complications arise when the remote starts to overrule his choices.
I honestly like Adam Sandler. He's an average comedian who devotes his time bringing us some pretty funny comedies. I of course don't mean his comedies like Grown Ups or Don't Mess With the Zohan but MOSTLY everything he does is great. With Click, I expected another great comedy with a quite intriguing plot. With the movie beginning, the comedy wasn't doing it for me. We're introduced to tons and tons of toilet humor, stupid attempts at making us laugh, and even some questionable lines. Beforehand, I expected Happy Madison's basic routine. Starts up funny, slows down the humor, and ends it off with a slight cheesy ending. With Click, they did the same... but more. I'm going to start with the last thirty minutes of the film. This is exactly what made it for me, and mostly not the comedy aspect. The film's message is so clear from the beginning, and we're sprung into it pretty fast. The humor toys around with it for some time, but after he is fast-forwarded to the future, this is where the movie makes it. It clears out all the stupid attempts at humor beforehand and sets us in a real, moody environment. It's actually pretty depressing once you see it, but the profound meaning counts above all. The last scene with his father, the scene where he collapses in the street, and the scene where he feels is quite amazing. The reason what makes it so amazing is how they projected it so real. You actually feel for Adam in this movie, and I give him two thumbs way up for his stunning performance. Everybody else did a great job, and if you look beyond the stupid humor, you'll love it. I recommend for people that can look through things without looking back and complaining of how bad things WERE. If you can look at the good things, see this as the whole POINT, this is your movie. Click... 9/10.