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Rating: 8/10 (25 June 2015)

This movie is dedicated to all ma-ms and dads thinking how their choices might affect their families, and to all our parents who never thought twice about putting their family first imaging things if we could rewind past choices this is my 68 review and a brill film to review because it think it is one off Adam Sander emotional heartfelt stories he has ever done he plays a guy called Michael Newman who is a architect who wants all in his job and is busy with his boss who is David hassellhoff (ammer who likes thing big and brash he is funny in this so Adam is juggling life and is trying to make his family happy but he is so busy that he family is suffering he knows this but wants to find something to help his family and goes looking for something different and finds a bed shop were he goes and sees a door called beyond and opens the door and finds Marty played by Chris walking he talks to Michael and shows him a remote and tell him to chose what to do gadget carefully he brings it home and plays with his dog so as his life is out of control he presses the button and realizes it can higher or lower volume pause arguments fast forward in time but when does he and fun slap out kick out moments in this movie doesn't know the whats happened when goes back his children grow up he loses his mind because he has skipped most important time in his family life job promotions impressing the Chinese his remote control language button a but stuff animal for his dog weddings so the the soundtrack from the 80 is so fitting in certain times in this movie about his life and sometimes he goes home your here a voice over about Several future world events are mentioned by radio in the film as Michael fast-forwards through his life. Two of these include Michael Jackson becoming the first human to clone himself and Britney Spears having her 23rd baby. The dates the film is set in the future span from 2017 to 2030 plus future designed cars wow the Director Frank Coraci, who also worked with Adam Sandler in directing The Waterboy and The Wedding Singer, makes excellent use of a technique that should be taken advantage of more often by more directors.
He sets us up in the aforementioned first hour of the movie for laughs, and manages to do this quite a few times, and not just with the moments seen in the trailer like other comedies . And, based on one's presupposed knowledge of the typical Adam Sandler movie, one expects there to be a spiral out of control for Michael, a
realization of the "right thing to do" and everything to end happily with a monologue and one final punchline , all while remaining light-hearted and humorous. However, having this expectation makes the power and the drama of the movie's second hour so much more heartfelt and emotional not giving away the ending can he quickly decide if he can change his ways before what he has seen bring his family back 8/10 and Jonah hill gets a cameo