Enjoyable movie with a good message

Rating: Null/10 (6 January 2013)

I would like to start off by saying that, for me, "Click" was more than a comedy, it was a life lesson reminder. I am writing this review in order to put together what this movie has "retaught" me. Today's society keeps us busy, confronting us with all sorts of different things or problems. We tend to get too involved with them and it's a pity because, in the long run, they probably won't matter. In the meantime, we miss the important things in life.
The brain is the remote control's correspondent in real life. It can take you to the past, which you cannot change, it can stay with you in the present, which you must live, and it creates your future, with the help of your thoughts. What the movie tells us, is to stay focused on the present, more exactly, on the important things in the present. Be aware of what is happening around you. Try not to hurt the ones you love and all people in general, because if you do you'll regret it at one point and it might be too late.
Also, everything must be done at its time and things are not always what they seem to be. This fact was beautifully outlined with the help of the leprechaun "who's always chasing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but when he gets there, it's just corn flakes". Most of the time expectations exceed reality and we're left disappointed. Be careful when choosing the things after which you run in life.
I won't talk about the plot, because you probably know it and, if you don't, details can be easily found. In my opinion Adam Sandler and Christopher Walken were the main figures and they did a good job. The others had decent performances as well. "Click" has its share of funny scenes, but, for me, the best scene in the movie was the one near the end, where in a matter of seconds I went from shedding a few tears to smiling.
Conclusion: A good movie, definitely worth your time, especially if you agree with the points I've made above (7.5/10)
10/10 – for the message