I'll Admit it....

Rating: 9/10 (1 July 2006)

I cried. It's tough to say this, but it is true. What makes this such a good movie is that it combines the comedy of Adam Sandler with an emotional side of the story that we have never or rarely seen of Sandler. The acting is great, especially by Jake Hoffman. He sounds just like Sandler and was perfect for his role. Kate Beckinsale also did a great job. She sounded like she was American, even though she speaks normally with a British accent. As for the story part of this review, Sandler plays Michael Newman, a loving father whose work as an architect is starting to bear down on him and is creating a barrier between him and his family. In order to make things easier for him, Michael goes looking for a universal remote, but instead finds something much more than he ever wanted from a man named Morty (Christopher Walken). Sandler soon discovers the power of the remote control, including what it can do to someone if it is used improperly. Sandler digs himself into a hole with the remote, his life continuing to spiral downwards. Can Sandler find a way to save himself and get his life back to the way it was, or is it too late? Find out by seeing "Click", a movie that is much more than what you have seen from Adam Sandler in the past. I highly recommend it, but not for younger children; it might be out of their range. Otherwise, enjoy the show!