Click ruined my life

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[@halfdemonprince]

This movie lost me when the remote started acting on its own. That was a dumb decision on the writer’s part because it took away the responsibility of Michael coming to terms with the consequences of his action. The movie should’ve been more gradual and had Michael, as you said, continuously fast forward to the good stuff only to have another tragedy waiting for him. Then in his later years when he rewinds to see all the stuff he’s missed, the finale gut punch is the last moment with his father. It’s obvious that this idea was way too ambitious for Adam Sandler, which is is why the execution feels half cooked. Big Joel made a video discussing how all the pit falls ruined the message of Click.

[@Supahpowahnerd890]

It would've been much more difficult for the movie's premise and message to succeed taking those kinds of liberties. The other feasible options were drastically reducing the scale/stakes, making Michael much less sympathetic, or otherwise becoming impotent/implausible in some other way. It'd be harder to justify him ending up disconnecting from his loved ones for decades. The movie's solution works in a sense, the remote taking further control also decently represents how our actions become lifelong habits.

[@djjamz2887]

I do mostly agree with what you are saying, but I personally still like the ending we got compared to ending it with him confronting his dad. Him seeing his kids move away while he is stuck on his death bed, is more of an impact to Michael life, because he loves his kids of course, probably more than his dad. Also for most people I came across that last scence was the best part of the movie. Also if the remote control is not broken, then wants stopping him from rewinding back to where his life left off at any point in time.

[@ryanmoore6259]

it was only acting on his own because Michael constantly did that. Eventually it was acting on default based on HIS choices

[@QJ89]

While this Is one of Adam's better post-2000 movies, the point where the Remote starts to Auto Fast Forward also lost me. If the idea the Michael wanted to skip the boring things in life was somehow committed to the Remote's memory and then it started skipping without his knowledge, that would have made sense. Instead, it comes across as an arbitrary Plot Complication.

[@ddjsoyenby]

tbh i actually have mixed feelings on this movie, the humor is awful, but i kinda liked the story and darker stuff tbh had this film just been drama or had actually decent humor it would've been better.

[@paulscouten1868]

So true. They really could remake it with the other raunchy comedian who actually rocks in serious roles: Jim Carrey.

[@gwendolynstata3775]

Well, it's based on an actual jewish folktale called The Magic String. I'm sure there IS a better version of it somewhere.

[@ewwpoorpeople5684]

If it wasn't such an Adam Sandler movie, it would be the best Adam Sandler movie

[@zanelsteffen2002]

"you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory"

[@PedroHCF37]

Those you do hurt the most.

[@SmoothCriminal12]

Sandler is like that one kid in the family that has so much potential yet is content with the status quo due to his own laziness.

[@PrincessFelicie]

I wouldn't say laziness. Because first off laziness is an ableist (if you know you know) concept that doesn't really translate to anything concrete. Anything that "doesn't do a thing" is flagged as lazy with little regard for the underlying reasons. In the case of Sandler, I would attribute it more to his privilege, both social and class. He's a well off hetero cis white dude with christian nuclear family ideals and desires, and that gives him a critical lack of perspective he has never sought to correct.

[@morbidsearch]

@@PrincessFelicie *Judeo-Christian nuclear family. Sandler is Jewish

[@PrincessFelicie]

@@morbidsearch Oh, didn't know that! good to know. Yes.

[@meelsie143]

it me

[@user-mx4is4fx3c]

@@PrincessFelicie That comment was a pain to read. I didn't know that the SJW stereotype the internet memes all the time actually existed but here we are

[@pokemonviolet5418]

I feel like this movie actually really does need a remake

[@vetarlittorf1807]

I dunno. The plot is really predictable. Like all Adam Sandler movies. Click more or less just feels like a reimagining of It's A Wonderful Life.

[@pootisengage6672]

@@vetarlittorf1807 damn! You're right!

[@megapants444]

speedrunning through life is bad because adam sandler already ruined it for everyone

[@shantih19]

BLJing through my parents' divorce

[@Skenel]

I just love the fact that a pretty awful Adam Sandler movie that's basically a remix of It's A Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol can pack such a punch. Because yes, it's a pretty awful movie with a lot of pretty disgusting scenes, characters and jokes, but that can still hit you like a truck.

[@Accreal]

If this wasn't a Sandler movie this could've been dope as fuck

[@thedinguskhan9299]

Said the guy with a Minecraft pfp

[@PeterGriffin11]

@@thedinguskhan9299 what does that have to do with anything?

[@thedinguskhan9299]

@@PeterGriffin11 absolutely nothing

[@doratheexplorer87]

Ikr. I watched a bunch of his films and they would be amazing if it was directed by someone else.

[@Accreal]

@@thedinguskhan9299 true lmao

[@ohw5306]

Yup I cried to this movie and I'm not ashamed of it. 😁 Just because it's a Adam Sandler movie doesnt mean you can't feel anything towards it. Any kind of movie can give you an emotional responds regardless of the people making it and I'm OK with that

[@lucstar49]

Click scares me as a child. The dog pass away...😪😥

[@onijester56]

"Those would be the actions of a man who wished he had the time to live both lives." And thus is the aspect that, independent of the so-called 'raunchy' "humor" of the film, I find the most grating. He needs time to work on a project, so why not pause the world to think? Give hismelf time to collect his ideas, relax for a minute, take a break form tasks that require more from him than he even has available to give?

[@GabyGeorge1996]

Because that would require effort on the writer’s part.

[@ThePonderer]

This is one of the first movies to ever make me cry. Yes I’m serious.

[@k0metz590]

same bro

[@Dr.E7HER]

I can’t believe I forgot a life lesson that Adam Sandler taught me

[@rachaelbeth3119]

Adam Sandler is a good person with a horrible sense of comedy and I will stand by that

[@TDArulesclub4]

I feel like I’ve numbed myself with the “Adam Sandler” joke because I don’t care if Adam is in this film or it’s a ‘his’ movie. I always loved this movie, both the comedy and emotional moments. I’ll say without doubt I did cry at that ‘last memory’ scene. It hits so hard and they did it so well. I loved it as a kid and I still love it now even with the “Its an Adam Sandler” joke. Credit where it’s due. Heck, I’ll even go as far as to say it’s the best Adam Sandler movie, not counting Hotel Transylvania.

[@Imcrowzy]

someone should take this film into a reference and then make a better one

[@neivilde.1242]

i am no stranger to loving movies with terrible humor, one of my comfort movies is fired, which is like a bring it on satire, and the humor is trash even for 2009, but i watch it all the time because it just brings me so much joy

[@PeterGriffin11]

Sounds like you have a love/hate relationship with this movie.

[@PauloAbreu]

I cried in the end of “50 First Dates” 😊

[@plutolunaplays]

Same

[@Stargrlllll]

YO I JUST WATCHED CLICK YESTERDAY I WAS SOBBING MY EYES OUT

[@dragonslayer101]

It's such a shame such a unique and deep focus on living life was handled poorly even by Sandler standards. I really hope this movie gets remade, like maybe if it was directed by someone more...competent.

[@Nightman221k]

The movie Click has the same premise as an episode of the Adventures in the Book of Virtue where this little boy is given a magic ball of yarn by a witch and he learns the same lesson. It's funny cause when I saw the movie as a kid I immediately thought that Adam Sandler had to have watched that episode and made a feature length movie based on it.

[@Iris-is5ou]

Just the idea of this movie makes me nostalgic.

[@marka.t.s.8344]

I wasn't expecting to get the pitch of the Ultimate Universe events of Click, but as always, I can't be disappointed.

[@BugsyFoga]

You know i remember seeing click as kid , going into to see it as a fun quirky comedy , so you could imagine how much of a shock i was in when i got to the third act where literally sucker punched me in the feels 😢

[@edmilmaldonado5756]

I am totally admiring your way of analyzing the good perks of bad, non-animated movies! Would you like to watch an obscure Cartoon Network show, "Class of 3000"?

[@RadicalReviewer]

Cool review. Personally the remote skipping on its own ruins the story for me, it takes the conflict our of the character's hands and makes it a bad thing that happens to him. But I do appreciate your input adding some insight to the analysis.

[@LylaDagger]

I would use the remote to rewind back and try to fix things before it happens. The only thing stopping me is possible butterfly effects.

[@MrPenetroso]

Kill that butterfly.

[@wii1199]

The scene where he sees his dad alive for the last time and how the dad is like "I love you son". That gets me every time. That is such a good scene!

[@lovelydreamingtime9563]

I watched the film once as a kid (about 8 years old), and even back then, the jarring change from "comedy" to a middle-aged man being forced to confront his own mortality was something.

[@franciscoadasilvajr4514]

I saw Click as a child, a really small one. I remember I cried at the end. I didn't stop. I was scared, scared as hell. My mother had to take a really good time to calm me down. Click was the first time I contempled mortality. Death. Aging. Click was my first cosmic horror movie, stop to thinking about it. It is, indeed, a cursed movie.

[@ellec7188]

I remember Click I think it gave me early childhood trauma Made me afraid of empty brain moments

[@meganahne2633]

I agree with the message about not skipping through the important stuff but I still absolutely fantasize about the remote purely for the pause function. Ooooh the amount of naps I would indulge in without worrying about deadlines.

[@maxiargos1971]

I can not find anything on this, but I think Click was based off a children's book from the late 90s to early 2000s. In elementary school I had a teacher who bought lots of kid's books, and told us which ones would be made into movies. He was right with nearly all of them, but I think two didn't happen. I can't remember the books too well, but I do remember these that did become movies. The books he predicted are: -The book that was based on click. -How to eat fried worms -mr poppers penguins (Remake) Now I can't find the book, but I do remember a good chuck about the story, and how much it kinda messed me up, and how much I think about it when click is talked about. Not only that, but the book i read years ago, then seeing Click when it released . As a kid I was like, "Um...The book my teacher owned and shared with us was way better, and it's sad I like a 30 page book, then a full movie." The book went like this: (This is going to be long but I will do my best to abridge it.) The book starts off with a kid mad that he has to go to school, do homework, and never having any fun. Then one day a old man sees him asking why he looks so down. The kid tells the old man about his troubles, and the old man gives him a item (I do not remember what it was so sorry about that.), which helps him move forward in time. He tells the kid not to use it too much or something bad might happen, since he is only to use the item a little at a time. And he dose what any kid would do when given this much power, which is skip everything they don't like. Homework gets a skip. Getting in trouble? Skip. School? Skip but makes sure he can play for recess. Oh he is sick? Then a skip to the point where he is better. And so forth. Then something happens when he thinks to use the item a bit longer then normal, and once he back he is a adult. Not only that, but he is told by the old man what happened to him, and his life now, because he used the item to solve all his problems, and the results they lead to. The kid dropped out of highschool the moment he could, got kicked out of his parents house, is with a girl the same age as him, and they have a kid together, but even if they live in a home he has to support her and there kid, because she has tried, and now is too sick to do much of anything until she gets better. From there it just dark. The kid might have a adult body, but is mentally is still a kid with no way of making it as a adult or rising a family. The only job he can get is stock clerks in a supermarket, but that might not last long, since he keeps messing up, because he can't read words on the cans, puts them where ever, and gets lower and lower pay because of it. The pay gets so low they wonder how they are going to eat, and even how they are going to pay for the house. and then he thinks to use the item to help his girlfriend since he used to use it for himself when ever he got sick, but it backfires. So much so that his girlfriend's illness gets worse to the point he can't pay for better medicine for her, and soon his kid becomes sick as well, and he wonders what he can do to stop this. The item just makes things worse, and there is no way out of this, and he can't help anyone. Once he is alone the kid yells out, that he wishes he can go back to school, and start over again. Afterwards the old man comes back revealing, that he is in fact a wizard, and better yet can take the child back in time so he can go to school. The story ends with him happy he has a second chance at life, and is going to study as hard as he can so he can never be in that situation ever again. I get that the message of the book was to show how important school was as well as a education. But I am sorry the ending part of the story, where the kid is just a adult who can't help his family, is in a bad situation, and the more he tries to help the worse it gets for everyone around him. Plus the thing that always confused me as a kid was this, Why did a woman...End up with a guy who was mentally a child who can't read? There is just so much to unpack with that book I read only 2 times, when I was 12 I swear! And because of that, "Click" can never hold up to the book from years ago. It could be because a kid who had to grow up too fast, and can't do anything to fix there situation is a more scary story, then a adult who is slowly losing his family to the point of them being strangers. And that is why I wish. wish. That book was made into a movie since it held no punches.

[@rainbowzzzplayzzz]

its also important to acknowledge that without ever letting yourself be sad then you can never truly feel happy

[@sofiaterresguiraud1971]

I had to watch this movie for a physics paper in high school. I watched twice. In a row. I hated every second of it. The gross humor and the blatant emotional manipulation to make you think the movie is deeper really bothered me. I understand why this movie resonated with a lot of people, specially if they only watched when young and never really revisited it. But this movie is one of those things in life that I just hate with a burning passion lol

[@alechorowitz5279]

This was such a odd film. It was half run of the mill Adam Sandler movie and half something deeper and sad, and even interesting. It's one of the tonally inconstant films I ever seen. Adam Sandler is pretty inconstant too, though. He can be great in offbeat dramas like "Punch Drunk Love" or "Uncut Gems", but he's also his own worst enemy, not even updating his own brand of comedy like other comedians have to fit in with smarter trends these days. His films have been keeping that 90s type of comedy alive for 25 years past it's prime already, and there's also the age problem. Watching a 20 something Sandler do this is fun. Watching a 50 something Sandler do this is depressing. Like when Jim Carrey did "Sonic" last year, and he did basically 90s Carrey, that was fun because it was a throw back, but he's also evolved so much in the time in-between, that we smile at the throw back instead of groan he never left it.

[@Utterlygreat15267]

Click was a horror movie of its time.

[@bubblescangame]

I thought this was about the KZbinr the Click and I panicked because he’s my only non-problematic fave left

[@princembat]

im going to admit it here.... i grew up with so many adam sandler movies. my brother was obsessed with them (and family guy FUCK) and he got most control over our tv in our shared room... im so glad im somehow the opposite of all of that comedy today. i do remember having thought of this movie fondly even though i didnt remember most of it till i watched another video and then this one. so basically the lesson im getting from this video is sandler should try being more serious instead and maybe he wouldnt be so hated lmao? i mean hes still done a lot of dumb ass shit but still ALSO WHY IS THIS HOW I LEARNED THAT ADAM SANDLER VOICED DRACULA. WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME. FOR A DECADE.

[@kimberlybogert7031]

I found out by a an other yter I can't remember who😅but yeah I was surprised to when I heard he voice Dracula form the Hotel Transylvania movies 😅

[@RedMagius]

I _did_ have a good time, thank you! I went to see Click in the theatre with my mom and she _hated_ it, so my fondest memory of this movie is her absolutely trashing it on the way home.

[@cristinaacosta8938]

I feel like I've seen the beginning of this film and I don't remember having watched it all the way through. Kinda like the beginning of a fever dream

[@Lildeadthing420]

bless you i was just about to eat

[@lyraferret]

My mom thought this movie was ok to show to 6 year old me and now I'm scarred- 💀

[@magitek09]

Thank you for making this, I knew I couldn't be the only one who thought deeply about this movie! TTwTT Cause yeah, click is a bad comedy, but it's a good drama. And you can tell that cause unlike most of the movie, the dramatic parts have aged wonderfully Life really is about the journey

[@gegnabean]

This movie is kinda weird and sad. Which makes sense seeing as it’s an Adam Sandler movie.

[@chunkystains8950]

I really liked this movie when it came out. I was like 17 and thought it was so deep....but then rewatched it about 4 years ago and kept cringing at the "comedy" and was honestly just embarrassed at myself for not even realizing it was just a terrible version of A Christmas Carol. 😅

[@AlexFurry]

Hmm interesting, I never saw this one as a comedy, just as a movie. pd. But yes I cried to a couple Adam Sandler movies.

[@legofoyo18]

me contemplating my existance

[@SoraLover963]

I actually enjoy when this movie comes on tv. The message ways gets me into tears near the end. It's an ok movie :)

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

A Sandler movie that makes you emotional is a miracle unto itself.

[@milkmancatcher1996]

I cry at the end of this movie, ever since I first saw it everytime, its a mix bag but the message is haunting.

[@skullsquad900]

I remember this movie messing me up as a kid. Though the show "Moon Girl" has an episode that did the same thing better, imo. But I love what Adam Sandler has done. Because of his movie history, he can trick you into thinking it's a stupid comedy, then hit you with an existential crisis and Feelz.

[@kiah9085]

I feel like this is very true. I had a traumatic childhood and can disassociate on purpose because of it. I purposely turned my brain off to make it through a lot and now it just happens on its own against my will whenever I don’t want to deal with something or am bored or uncomfortable ect. And it gets worse the more I do it on purpose. I don’t really struggle with it as much now I had to learn a lot of grounding tools but like. This movie ain’t lying

[@joeverlasting111]

I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS MOVIE WHAT I never could remember the name of it and I totally misremembered the actor and just placed Ben Stiller in the main role. Watching this video suddenly just unlocked that memory completely.

[@TheMovieSequelDude49]

I think this video really shows the power of art in installing important values and ideas into a person's life. The idea that an important life lesson came from a low-brow stupid Adam Sandler movie is absurd. But that doesn't take away from the fact that you did learn a lesson from it and how important that lesson was to your life. I think this is what makes art so valuable because there's a lot that can pulled even from the crappiest movie.

[@CroissantMoon]

I came to know click through dunkey, I came to love click through Drawpinion Dump

[@chadhawksworth2809]

I have a feeling his wife's friend is playing the same character she did in the American Pie movies. Her names Janine and she said that was her name on American Pie 2

[@Cascade7155]

A comedy that has a messages and gets darker halfway through? Reminds me of a movie you should do a video on, JoJo Rabbit!

[@jackiesliterarycorner]

This is the only Adam Sandler I love, though I have soft spot for 50 First Dates and a few other of his movies, but most I don't care for. Like you, his humor doesn't appeal and there's only so much of the lovable, obnoxious goofball that I can take. I cried in the moment where he keeps relieving the moment with his dad and the scene when the runs to his son to tell him to not the same mistakes he did.

[@Drexaan]

I'm convinced click is a Rick and Morty spinoff where an old and fucked up Morty experiments with people's lives to get his kicks after Rick's death. I mean it checks out on so many levels

[@LGsBarbieGirl411]

Oh wow, this video analysis sums up my exact experience with this movie.

[@forgbeloathed]

wait, you’re telling me this is a real movie?? I thought it was just some fever dream starring Adam Sandler

[@Sunmoontiger2]

I feel like this premise would be great for an Anime I would love to see the makers of Wolf Children take a crack at this idea

[@meganahne2633]

This movie has such good bones it just needs the Adam Sandlerness scraped away and the fart jokes and racist, sexist crud gotten rid of and there is a fantatsic concept and message buried underneath. When it becomes more serious at the end it becomes a way better movie. The rain scene legit made me cry. Edited to add: transphobia and fatphobia were also some nasty sins this movie had and needed removing.

[@mejorge420]

huh, i was NOT expecting this, but im not complaining, i loved the conclusion you got to

[@lemonlord]

Ok i was just sitting here thinking i had never watched this movie until you showed the end where he's laying outside about to die and suddenly i got a flashback of sitting in my uncle's living room watching Adam Sandler movies, i have no memory of this movie except for that scene

[@Silver_Sonic_23]

Don't worry, Adam Sandler ruined all of our livers.

[@apophis7712]

How much drinking did he have you do?

[@Silver_Sonic_23]

*lives

[@teabix8755]

this is the best thumbnail ive seen in a while

[@dialiaga]

This is the last movie I thought I'd find on your channel!

[@nerdalotdulac8552]

I cried with Spanglish, 50 First Dates and Big Daddy ffs! 🤦‍♀️ So yeah, the world May hate him, but Sandler will always be associated in my subconscious with movies that got to my very soul. In the words of Palpatine, ironic.

[@TheTC]

I think the only thing I dislike about Click is the ending, shoulda been a dark ending. Also I *really* think people underestimate how well mixing expectations works, if you expect a horror, you brace for it, but if you expect a comedy and get a horror, you're shook. You were vulnerable and it went straight for your throat. I *loooooove* that, it's why I love Gravity Falls and Secret of NIMH and Sonic the Hedgehog (the cartoon) Click is still my favorite Adam Sandler movie, but it's also the *last* Adam Sandler movie I watched, aunno I guess I grew out of those movies or something? I think he's *really* overhated and at worst, his movies are schlock. The again I haven't watched Billy Madison in a decade or so, Waterboy wile I still quote it, I've never watched it since it was new. Aunno how cringy it is anymore. Tho i guess I watched Big Daddy the other month and it's still good. Not great, I mean I've seen better comedies, but eh. I guess I can't think of a single '90s movie that doesn't make me cringe.

[@TheCoolCryptid]

Me: sees new video Me: Click

[@andyreacts]

I DO reccomend Click. I had a great time watching it. Humour is subjective. I don't like every Adam Sandler movie, but a few of them and here I laughed quite a bit. :)

[@KindredKeepsake]

It sounds like Click SAVED your life, instead of ruined it!

[@TheNyleve16]

My dad used to look similar to Adam Sandler when he was younger (he and my mom used to love his movies them because of that) so I've always hated to see most of his movies (and also my shitty parents lol). This is one of the few movies I watched with my dad and I hated the fact that he related too much to it. He started crying during the second half and in a way I felt a bit of pity towards him and later I cringed because I remembered it was an Adam Sandler questionable movie character he was relating to! 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@shadowpuppet8192]

I'd certainly use such a remote during traffic jams if I don't have anything to keep myself entertained during such tedious times.

[@sandradermark8463]

My favourite scene/element in this film is the son Ben losing weight as a teen/growing up thanks to his new stepdad Bill. It makes me think that if my divorced mum dated a health nut nice guy I would find it easier to burn calories than what I do already swimming and doing aquagym...

[@ryancarless7921]

I remember the scene with his boss. It’s a dumb but funny comedy if you don’t think too much about it.

[@jyzelleaz5123]

Click really didn't mix well with my thanatophobia >:'3

[@annenonimus6709]

If I had this remote, I would literally speed runned school. Specially high school..

[@user-mx4is4fx3c]

This movie had a great idea, but because it was made by Adam Sandler it was executed horribly If this movie was made by someone like Jim Carrey and his team, it could have been Oscar worthy

[@morbidsearch]

This movie came out a year after Son of the Mask, which shows how terrible a movie becomes if you take Jim Carrey out of it

[@user-mx4is4fx3c]

@@morbidsearch Yeah true

[@MusicalBloodDrop]

I haven't seen Click in many years but I did think about it soon after waking up this morning, so I'm taking this as a sign

[@enriquegarcia2790]

Gawd. I don't like this movie. Also I've grown to not care for and even have contempt for Sandler.

[@Fyrsiel]

I think when Adam Sandler does sincere drama, he really shines his best.

[@kianab6880]

Remember when rob Schneider did brown face and yellow face in Adam Sandler movies

[@Shard18]

i was in the theater sobing at the seen in the rain

[@unseenmolee]

I only know click through big joel lol

[@OhsweetOhno]

Oh, wow. I came into this video thinking you were talking about that Reddit guy- not a movie.

[@MapleStarBlitz]

i think what it needs is a remake a good one w an actual likeable main character

[@vampireforhire18]

Strong Faust vibes

[@DC_let_the_Waynes_be_happy]

"Click is over 15 years old" I'm sorry, WhAt???🥲

[@takumidoutou4412]

Dr Wondertainment gave him that remote

[@demonprincess5714]

this movie is as old as i am. wow

[@AspienPadda]

Autopilot = dissociation

[@zainmudassir2964]

Click destroyed my life too

[@PedroHCF37]

Fifteen more years and Adam Sandler will be just as well regarded as Ghostbusters.

[@quillmorningstar8713]

For a second I thought you were talking about the youtuber The Click and got confused for a second.

[@cuppoboba9400]

GOD I THOUGHT YOU'RE TALKIN ABOUT THE CLICK LOL The guy who's the most cursed KZbinr-

[@mangoslormpy7618]

I honestly dislike his movies for the points u mentioned early in the vid but also because his movies feel like a boomer wrote a self insert fanfic, never revised or showed sensitivity readers and then invited all his rich friends to be other characters. Like terrible DnD Also, for the first 5 min of this video I honestly thought you were talking about bedtime stories. I thought there was a remote in bedtime stories and knew click "also" had a remote. Either that speaks to the forgettability of his movies or the severe overlap in cliches and story flow... Or maybe my memory's terrible lol