Click: Never There
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2020
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After the remote time-skipped six years of Michael’s (Adam Sandler) life, he’s no longer obese but learns his son Ben (Jake Hoffman) is now a full-grown man and that his father Ted (Henry Winkler) died..
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What’s the movie about?
Michael Newman (Adam Sandler) is an overworked architect who neglects his family, but when he acquires a magical universal remote from Morty (Christopher Walken) that allows him to fast forward or rewind certain portions of his life, complexities quickly emerge...
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This movie started out so funny, I was surprised at how sad it became.
That’s the whole point
It proves that if you get everything you ever wanted, you’d never be happy
Because you’d lose touch with what you really need
Damn kind of like Adam Sandler's career huh
@@XAlucardmoonX LOL
I watched it to get some good laughs and left the movie theater crying
I cried at the ending
I’m not sure why this movie is hated so much. It’s an absolute tearjerker every time.
The Best Movie ever by Adam Sandler, it had everything.
I think people went expecting a comedy, and they got something a lot different. When you're expecting a funny movie you don't want the audience in tears during the climax.
@@captainnutsack8151 I have a feeling most of the people who hate it couldn’t even get past the first half, because they probably find the comedy in it to be mind-numbing. I really don’t think if people stuck it out to the end of the movie they’d hate it as much.
Many people are on autopilot, they don’t have emotion
@@SmoothTurtle840 True. This movie in general was just wildly different from previous Sandler films. People were taken aback. All I kept hearing from people was how "sad" the movie was.
"Your gonna make me cry dad" got me !! So real when Ur parents tear up , you feel it n can't ignore it's pain
This scene crushed me.
Theodore Newman's actor nailed it.
Crushes*
It will never not crush me lol. From the time I was 9 or 10 to now (24) this scene always makes me well up.
Crushed me to
@@yawayawa946Henry Winkler.. "The Fonz".
..👍🏻👍🏻eyyyyyy!
Oh, and yes.. I agree!
The impact of this scene increases when you consider it from this view: it’s made apparent that the “auto pilot” mode makes sandler’s character an emotionally empty shell that is described as a “auto zombie” by his ex partner. He has spent years - decades like this. His children probably saw him not react at all when his father died and perceive him as an emotionless asshole who only cared about work and how cheap he was. Then suddenly, after years, not knowing anything else, his son sees his father completely break down for this first time in his life and actually sees his father show emotion. It just breaks my heart.
Apparently there was meant to be an extra scene where Michael watches his father’s funeral and “Auto-Pilot” Michael gives a pretty bland and empty speech, then goes right back to work.
And also his auto pilot set to be the sole purpose is "becoming a ceo" Turns him into a souless workaholic who's only thinking about his career
I bet Michael said at auto pilot Michael something like, “He’s your father and that’s all you got to say?! Show some respect!”
Really emphasizes the fact you have 1 life. 1 line to travel down and after that, it's done. It's beautiful and scary.
The saying goes: "It's always lonely on top"
Jake Hoffman did an excellent job of portraying Adam’s son. The voice and mannerisms sound very similar
This isn't a comedy, I cried my eyeballs out at the end.
IKR. Relatable AF for me, honestly. Especially since I work sh*t shift
same here my guy
You're all pussies heheheh!!
Harden up
@@curlywinston4023 nah you just a bitch with no empathy
"I won't take you there."
"Take me where?"
"To the moment he died. You weren't there."
"Of course I wasn't."
The saddest moment of the whole film. Hits way too close to home.
This movie actually had a good lesson to be learnt. Families need to break certain chains in order to move on and be happy. This scene is the perfect representation of that. Dont let the chain continue
We must be better
Jesus is the chain breaker!!!
I’ve lost both my grandpa’s now, one when I was 14 and the other when I was 28 last year, after watching this scene I’m glad I had a good relationship with both of them and the last time I saw them was on a good note
This
Hmm
This scene really exemplifies how we take our family for granted.
We're busy on a day to day schedule and we never stop to take fifteen minutes out of our schedule to chat, share a joke, laugh, smile.
Sadly, throughout most of our life, we're uptight and serious, and devoted to our career above all things, that by the time we take the time to relax and enjoy the company of a family member, that person could already be deceased.
Very true, I've started to notice a lot more ever since I started college
Wow....
Hmmm
@@RTU130, For conversational purposes, what does your hmm response mean?
Yeah
Appreciate your parents while theyre here
The thing about growing up is theyre getting old.
Yes
Yeah ... Didn't realize that until my father died! And my mother sick 😭 so true
@@thejeenbeen1192 cry out to Jesus and share with him your heart. He will be a comfort to you.
Psalm 68:5 - A father of the fatherless, and a judge of the widows, is God in his holy habitation.
James 4:8- Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you...
Jesus said in John 14:
John 14: 13-18
13And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.
14If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it.
*15¶If ye love me, keep my commandments.*
*16And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever;*
17Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.
18I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.
I dont particularly care for my parents.
I wish my parents loved me like that.
Yeah they fed me and took care of my basic needs. But I would rather have been a foster kid or something rather than have lived under their roof.
You don't know pain until you deal with the emotional abuse and neglect when all you want to to is be loved.
Here's a story. My step dad and mom took me and my half sister to go get musical instruments. My sister wanted to learn the guitar and I was always obsessed with drumming.
So they got my sister a nice electric guitar and Amp.
I got an electric drum set with headphones. So basically they could hear my sisters playing but not my own.
One day my step dad comes home and I'm playing the drums, at some point he throws his TV remote at me and yells at me to stop making so much fucking noise so he can watch family guy.
Really killed my interest in drumming. About a month later, they pawned the drums to get cigarettes. (They did get it back but it was ruined, they lost pieces to it)
@@reapordeath that bad =(
imagine ben's perspective, he probaby thinks his father is getting alzheimers because he is forgetting such big moments like his father dying or his son's wife
Ohh nice theory!
My grandmother had Alzheimer’s and seeing her learn my grandpa had died years ago…it breaks me to think about the pain she felt
Damn that makes it worse.
Good point
Specially since Autopilot Michael seemed distant and aloof, and then Actual Michael shows sign of emotions and surprise (about Ben losing weight with Bill, forgetting how Samantha looks, and his dad died)
I yelled at my father the day before he died, I regret it everyday and wish I could take it back.
🤗🤗
This movie definitely is in mind when my dad is being just awful at his age, and I do my best to keep my responses diplomatic. Calling us 'idiots' because we haven't transitioned to hybrid/electric cars yet, flaming my kid for going into the military, visiting his kids houses and complaining bitterly about food selections, music playing, tv shows selected, etc. It's hard but this movie... damn.
He knows. He's always there with you in spirit
@@nicoleharrington9086 wtf is this
Same brother, but they know we loved them. Every single day try to carry on my dads legacy 💔
You know fall all the shit people give Adam Sandler. This move had some great symbolism to modern life and how we let it go by to fast to be in the moment. Missing some of the best moments all because we get caught up in our own stuff.
He can be a good actor when he wants to be. He just wastes a lot of his time and effort on juvenile comedy, because that's what's brought him the most success.
@@Xylarxcode he also loved hanging out with his friends and traveling and uses movies to do so.
Appreciate every minute you have with the person closest to you as every moment is precious
I love you thatdamngirll please dont die
Speaking from experience, yeah. I loved someone so much, now she is gone and I miss her more then I could ever describe. Cherish the people, please.
@@quimblyjones9767 sorry for your loss, stay strong.
This words really hit me hard, i remember four years ago while still on duty with peacekeeping mission i have a militaty contractor friend that i used to hang out with one day before he pass away, we joking around and having some good time in the barrack, then the next day his convoy was ambushed and my platoon sent in for reinforced them, when im arrived he died by bloodlust from chest wound. I still miss him.
Matthew 11:15 KJV
He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.
Are you saved? Where will you go when you die? Heaven or hell?
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell.
1 Timothy 3:16 KJV
And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: GOD WAS MANIFEST IN THE FLESH, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
1 John 3:8 KJV
He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.
Hebrews 2:14-16 KJV
Forasmuch then as the children are partakers of flesh and blood, he also himself likewise took part of the same; that through death he might destroy him that had the power of death, that is, the devil; [15] And deliver them who through fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage. [16] For verily he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the seed of Abraham.
Isaiah 9:6 KJV
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
John 20:28-29 KJV
And Thomas answered and said unto him, MY LORD AND MY GOD. [29] Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
Acts 16:30-31 KJV
...what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast.
1 John 1:8-10 KJV
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
GOD CREATED THE WHOLE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING THE ORIGINAL PLANTS, ANIMALS AND THE FIRST TWO HUMANS (ADAM AND EVE) IN SIX LITERAL 24- HOUR DAYS. GOD CREATED THE EARTH AS A GLOBAL PARADISE, THERE WAS NO DEATH, SICKNESS OR DISEASE. MAN LIKE ALL OF THE ANIMALS ATE VEGETATION. ALL WAS PERFECT.
Genesis 1-2
GOD CREATED ADAM, THE FIRST MAN OUT OF DUST
Genesis 2.7,
GOD COMMANDS ADAM NOT TO EAT FROM THE TREE OF THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL BECAUSE, THE TREE WILL BRING DEATH
Genesis 2:16-17
GOD MAKES EVE, THE FIRST WOMAN FROM ADAM'S RIB
Genesis 2.18-23
ADAM AND EVE WERE NAKED AND NOT ASHAMED
Genesis 2.25
THE DEVIL APPEARS TO EVE AS A SNAKE AND CAUSES HER TO DOUBT GOD'S WORD
Genesis 3:1
THE DEVIL LIES, TO EVE AND SAYS THAT THEY WILL NOT DIE IF THEY TAKE FROM THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Genesis 3.3
ADAM AND EVE EAT THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT
Genesis 3.6
ADAM AND EVE'S EYES WERE OPENED. THEY KNEW THEY WERE NAKED AND HID IN SHAME.
Genesis 3.7
ADAM AND EVE ATTEMPTED TO HIDE FROM GOD
Genesis 3.8
GOD CURSES THE DEVIL
Genesis 3.14
GOD PROPHESIES OF HIS REDEMPTION OF MAN AND THE DEFEAT OF THE DEVIL
Genesis 3.15
GOD MULTIPLIES THE WOMAN'S SORROW AND CONCEPTION AND HAS THE HUSBAND RULE OVER HER
Genesis 3.16
GOD CURSED THE GROUND FOR ADAM'S SAKE. THORNS AND THISTLES WERE BROUGHT FORTH
Genesis 3.17
THE HUMAN BODY WILL RETURN TO DUST
Genesis 3.19
GOD CLOTHED ADAM AND EVE
Genesis 3.21
GOD DROVE ADAM AND EVE OUT OF THE GARDEN
Genesis 22-24
THROUGH ADAM, CONDEMNATION CAME UPON ALL MEN AND ALL BECAME SINNERS.
Romans 5.18-19
GOD, THE CREATOR TAKEN ON FLESH AND ENTERED THE WORLD AS JESUS CHRIST
GOD REDEEMS MANKIND
John 10.11, Isaiah 53, Psalm 49.15
John 1.1-14
WHOEVER BELIEVES ON CHRIST HAS ETERNAL LIFE, THOSE WHO DO NOT BELIEVE ARE CONDEMNED ALREADY
John 3:15-20
THOSE THAT DENY THAT GOD CAME IN THE FLESH ARE ANTICHRIST
1 John 4.3, John 1.1-14, John 20.28, 2 John 2.7
THOSE THAT DENY THE FATHER AND SON ARE ANTICHRIST
1 John. 2.22
THE ONE GOD IS A TRINITY OF THE FATHER, THE SON AND THE HOLY SPIRIT
Matthew 28.19, 1 John 5.7
SALVATION IS IN CHRIST ALONE
Acts 4:12, Psalm 45.22
Dude invited him into his office to immediately be like, I’m getting ready for a meeting? Like dude, why invite him in then?
he didn't even wanna compare flap staples, what a schmuck
Family can be hurtful on purpose sometimes.
Its cause his dad was talking about his ass and he felt embarrassed so he took his father to the office where they were alone
Seems like he was starting to mimic his father.
Who is the bigger ass? Inviting his father to the Office even though he has a meeting or a Father being a Robotic and mindless Asshole for many years?
The last time I saw my father we got into an argument. His last words were “you’re my son and I love you” the next day he flew to Oklahoma for his job at the postal service and died of a heart attack in his sleep in his hotel room. Don’t take good parents for granted
thank you for the advice but how are you doing?
I can never wish that on anyone, not even on my enemies. Im sorry for you🖤
you prolly did alot of hurtful shitty things in your life... im not sorry for you... you deserve the pain and suffering you have to live with everyday.... you took your dad for granted, and you lost him...
Hmm
@@shawnkemp6775damn.. heartless b*st*d lol
I cried watching this. I lost my dad about a year ago, and I really miss him. So if anyone sees this, Please tell them how much they mean to you, even if you can't agree with everything they say, you might never get the chance again. When I found out my dad was sick, I always reminded myself when I was telling him goodbye, I thought in my head "Hey, this could be your last time hugging your dad". And so, I treated each one as if it was the last one, so that I made sure to make every single last one count. Hope you have a blessed day.
Sorry for your loss
Just because you had a father that wasn't a complete piece of shit, dont assume everyone should be kind to their fathers. I, if I ever even was dumb enough to hug my son of a bitch father, would hope beyond hope it was the last time.
@@vyctordraco948 It’s okay to feel this way. You can only gain happiness when you fully understand to appreciate things in a positive way no matter the outcome. Otherwise we just mask over the hatred with lies to others and even worse, ourselves.
My dad died too. He had scleroderma. A disease that causes two heart attacks. I really miss him.😢
Same here , i really never hav a true conection with dad, hes gonne now and never hav the chance to broke the ice, take care of you old ones when you can. Rest in peace Dad i always love you.
This movie made me realize my greatest fear as a kid. Now I live that nightmare each and everyday. I love you always, Dad.
There’s no such thing as death. There is only energy transferred from one place to another.
^ that sounds nice, but that’s not the truth. The truth is that death is very real.
@@sparrowprince3432you don’t know that. And they don’t know either. But i think we don’t die. We don’t understand the divine concept of time, as much as a dog understands a clock. And there is something bigger going on than our day to day routines. The way things exist, they seem like a beautiful creation created by a higher order. Something our brains cannot even put together to imagine.
@@ihabbanayoti6032 But I DO know that. The reason I know that is because the world is 100% material. Meaning when your physical body dies, you die. That's it. Finito. Like the blip in time you always were, with your measly 70 years of existence. Your belief that we don't die is just your ego's petty and self important attempt to try and wrap itself around the concept of eternal oblivion. Death is very real. You and I won't exist in a few decades, and there will be two new ass*oles in our places spewing the same argument. Refrain from being mystified and come to terms with reality. There is no life after death. There is no god. There are no spirits. There's nothing at all. Sorry! 🤷♂
I truly doubt there is a higher order. Gods dont exist, they are a fairy tale. When you die, its just lights out. Pure darkness, pure nothingness. @@ihabbanayoti6032
So that's 2021, huh? But I dont see no cool ass futuristic shelf built-in sliding bottled water. Where is my cool ass futuristic shelf built-in sliding bottled water?
The dad passed away in 2021, they’re more in the future hence the “grandpa died a while back”. I’m sure you’ll have your cool shelf in a few years 😃
Rich folk probably have that
Be rich
all it did was covid!
Your not rich!
This movie made me cry like a baby
I still maintain this is one of the saddest movies I've ever seen with a very powerful message: You have limited time here. Use it to cherish and be with your loved ones.
You should watch "I am Sam"
@@echandonut I am Sam is good but you already expect it to be sad. Click hits you from the left field, and thats what makes it great. At least for me.
Yes. it starts of as comedy and then hits you with a message.
Reign over me is another one, it's also a sandler movie
This scene and the ending had me crying. Lost my father 8 years ago, still miss him af.
🥺
My dad died too since 2009.
I dunno why people hated this movie. It really was touching and reminded me to cherish even small things in life. It goes to fast
I don’t know why Rotten Tomatoes Gave this movie a 34% and Metacritic gave this movie a 45% This movie is so good it starts out funny and a comedy but then it goes sad and tells you stuff about life it really does touches your heart and how real life can be This movie definitely deserves an 80% Rotten Tomatoes at least Unexpected Masterpiece
Who cares what critics think?
Probably because it's a "Adam Sandler movie" critics are pretty stupid and probably think he can't make a quality movie obviously they are wrong though. I'd never put to much weight into critic scores
You can't trust rotten tomatoes. They are held by Marxist liberal leaders in my opinion. This movie represents traditional family roles and that goes against modern progressive ideology. Look at what they did to Chappell while the public rated %99 approved by the public opinion. The public loved his comedy but rotten tomatoes 🍅 rated super low at %35. Some of these ratings are biased based on their ideals.
It's an aggregate site, so even when critics agree that a movie has a lot of merit- if most of them give it a "negative" overall rating, it will end up with a lower critic score. Plus, I agree that the humor was pretty typical Sandler stuff and didn't always land, even though I really like the movie overall.
@@TheBoBabsin Most people’s problem was the crude jokes in the first half of the film, however they liked this half
I cried over this movie, I never cried over a movie in my entire life but this one.
go watch shawshank redemption as well, thats also a really good movie thatll make you cry and its also about some real life stuff
When his dad is about to burst into tears is when i start to loose it ;(
Just shows what an amazing actor Adam Sandler is, he can be funny but he can be emotional
From comedy to drama.
The worst part of Michael (Adam Sandler) 's alternate universe was that he paid so much attention on becoming rich and successful so he can inspire his kids to become rich and successful like him in the future and even make his family very proud of him for his hard work at his job, it ended up costing Michael everything he ever loved.
@B A S E D The movie "Click," actually.
I feel like as much as he was trying to say he was doing it for his family, he was deep down still trying to compete with the O'Doyles more than anything. Didn't really click until after childhood scene and thinking back to the "I'm trying to give my kids a better life than what I dreamed of" line
@@mostar1219it sounds familiar with Walt when started cooking meth to provide for his family but that was an excuse in the end he did it for himself.
@@abramsullivan7764 And we don't even know if that was actually the death of him
Adam misses his dad in real life and I know he put that into his role here. It made me cry as well
Me too.
As a son who lost his father and was robbed of a proper goodbye i FEEL it
God, I feel like a pile of wet newspapers. I lost my grandma to COVID 3 months ago. I keep thinking about all the time I had. How I spent so many weekends, summers, Thanksgivings and Christmases with her. How when she was in town, I was right alongside her and my mother. I was so close to her, even though I was 1 out of dozens of grandkids. I remember all the stories she would tell and all the platos of chili verde she would make. It was my favorite and I always felt special when she asked what I wanted for dinner. Despite all that; I keep thinking was there a moment where I said I’m sorry grandma I can’t, or I’m busy or not now. My grandma actually took me to see this movie and she told me how true it was. Her name was Lydia, she was 77 and had worked for 10 years as a nurse.
This was a beautiful story. May your grandma Lydia forever be honored by your life .
Fuck you 2020 you are most pitching of evil
This scene actually hits me in a way it never did before. It says Michael lost his dad in 2021, and here he is two years later. I lost my dad in 2021, and it's been almost two years now. I wasn't there when he died; not even the day before. I saw him a month before he died, and I miss him every day.
I'm sorry
I hope you're doing ok♥️♥️♥️
@@NatalyBlackberry I Lost Grandpa Hunter in October 2021 he Passed Away From Covid 19 at the age of 93.
@@kevinheatcoat2190 I hope your grandpa is resting peacefully♥️♥️♥️
This movie IS a masterpiece. I think people just hate it because they can’t stand the mirror that it shows them of their own life. This is one of my all time favorite movies of Adam Sandler.
Its now 2021
The fact that there is a worldwide pandemic now....in 2021...when his dad died that year......hmmmmm.....
and right on cue, my father died of coronavirus in april 2021
And once again we was lied too 😭😭
@@skandakumar2457 I am so sorry! Prayers go out too u
@@aestheticgod7871 iloominutty bruh
It makes me sad when I see an old person cry.
Yeah.😞
“Yeah, you’re right”
“He ain’t right, you’re a schmuck, look at it!”
That’s the most important line of the whole movie imo.
I may be 31 but I still hug my old man and tell him "I love you Dad!" Idc what ppl say or think my father done so much for me and he was a gift from God that I prayed for
Adam Sandler gets type cast just for comedy, but he can turn it to 100 real quick.
Adam Sandler can still make movies like this if he tried
Did you not watch uncut gems?
Uncut Gems was amazing, he can definitely still make hard hitting movies like this
Bruh Uncut Gems came out 2019. It's probably his best performance
When I was a child all I wanna do is grow up and do grown up things, but losing my grandfather and seeing the wrinkles on my parents' faces makes me wish I could go back. If I ever have this remote, I will NEVER fast forward.
Even if Adam Sandler makes a bunch of stinker movies, when the time calls or the script need him to, he can bring his A-Game to the screen. Just that entire last time he was with his dad is proof Adam Sandler can make an audience laugh and then have their eyes water with sadness.
Yep, I reckon hes just been cast in movies with terrible scripts and thats why he has such a bad rep
@@LTD538 I mean he wrote and direct a lot of those movie himself, so he wasn't "being casted". To be fair I love the silly Adam Sandler movies also, just bring good joy and relax, but this one hit different
Treating a father like this because he was mean to you all the time, that I would understand. But treating his wholesome dad like this is just so unfair and sad.
This scene really hits me. I never had a good relationship with my dad but I do love him.
Anyone notice the Watsuhita building is completed in the background from when Michael landed the account years earlier
Nice 👍
Say what you will about this movie, but you can't deny the message behind it is sad, and makes you take another look at life.
"Where was I?" Always hits me.. 😢😢
My dad past away, i didnt talk to him for almost 2 months. Life lesson, always cherish every moment with your family. Ni matter what mis understanding u have.
😔
ughhh this movie made me realize that movies can actually make you cry...
I think it's symbolic
I love how you can hear his sons voice start to crack when he realizes his dads crying. Great acting by both actors.
I remember seeing this in theaters. My brother and I were holding back tears, but I could hear A LOT of soft crying and whimpers in the audence. One girl suddenly yelled out: WHYYYY?!?
Man, what a gut punch.
Scenes like these really show that Adam Sandler is a good actor.
5:33 HES CRYING I DIDN'T NOTICE THAY BEFORE AAAAAA MY HEART
At this point in my life , it was a total wreck of depression and rage, I was 19 , now I’m 33 and this film has a whole different meaning after experiencing life.
This scene resonated with me more ever since I lost my father. My last extended talk with him was an argument/fight. I never got to apologize to him. Less than six months later, he passed away and it was devastating. If I could go back to that time, I would be like Adam Sandler here telling to himself "You're pathetic"
The moral here: Always cherish your loved ones every chance you get and never take them for granted. Treat every moment with them like it is your last.
My dad born and passed away at the same year, while i always busy for work and for my new family,,, now i shed in tears and regret,,, i love you and i miss you dad,, from your only son...
I'm sure your father understood you loved him no matter what. You seem like a kind person and I'm sure he loved you very much. I hope one day, you two will meet again and get to catch up on all the time you were apart. My condolences for your loss, may your father rest in peace, until the day you meet again
This movie makes you realize how short life is and just doing the little things in life like getting ice cream is valuable time
One of the funniest-saddest movies I've ever watched.. and I've watched it only once! 😭
Lost my dad about a month ago, it ain't been easy, but there's some comfort in it knowing that I was there in his last moments of being being aware, day later he lost awareness, and 2 days after that we lost him.
The Click movie should get a sequel that's about maybe someone related to Adam's character Micheal or could be about Cameron Monaghan's character and the remote teaches him to be more generous and nicer to people.
As Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) said: "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
Kind of like my life...I'm zooming through, one video to the next, like I'm trying to find something. Maybe a whole life, a more complete life, and just like the fridge for some people, youtube has become my bottomless cup. The only thing that brings me a little bit of joy in my life. Hours upon hours just wasting away, dopamine rush upon dopamine rush. Family, friends, life nonexistant. Sometimes I want to skip ahead and read the last page of my life story, but I'm afraid it's gonna be a whole lot of this. Sometimes wish I could not exist so my heart wouldn't have to break everyday.
i relate to that so much
Man, I feel you, but there's always time to turn things around, it's NEVER too late. Set some goals, small ones in the beginning, try to achieve them, step by step. Maybe start doing sports any kind, a healthy, well functioning body is the condition for a happy, positive mindset. I'm struggling with my weaknesses too but I'm sure we both can do it. Get up, on your feet, soldier! 👊
Not sure if you'll see this but I had to reach out, I've been in the same place myself.
Hear me out.
I promise where you're at right now is temporary and by forcing yourself to do even a little good for yourself every day (even making your bed perfectly every morning) will eventually add up to a new self-perception which will manifest into more disciplined habits that will then in-turn snowball into serious lifestyle changes.
Now even though this snowball brings more positivity and love into your days, occasionally after a streak of positive behaviour life still pisses in your cereal sending you back to square one making it feel like you've made no progress at all.
This is where most people quit and where the real challenge starts.
People don't realize that being able to stay positive and focused on becoming better whilst in a rough position is a skill and therefore they don't treat it like one.
They don't practice it, this is often why most people give up.
But you're not going to give up.
You'll just start making your bed again to get back on the same train as you originally did and when you inevitably reach that streak of positive behaviour you crashed and burned last time and are tempted to destroy yourself you won't because you'll remember just how amazing it feels to be in control of your habits and how much it hurts to lose that control.
After losing, you're not a loser, you only lost so that you can better understand how to fight the demon with his dick out intending on ruining your perfectly good bowl of breakfast the next time he tries flirting with your new life.
There is no light at the end of the tunnel, stop being bummed out that you're not getting any closer to it.
The light you're looking for beams through good things you do every day and balancing that light against darkness is really what the end of the tunnel feels like regardless.
This whole fight continues and continues over years until you've grown into a completely new person that you can learn to love again.
And all you had to do was make your bed a few days in a row.
You'll get there, give yourself time bro.
Love ya.
That's how mafia works
Damn dude, right in the feels, you can do it man! Just keep doing as much different stuff until you break the dam. And you're a little bit better/different. Rinse and repeat
This scene really hits me hard, specially after i lost my father.
2:34: I'm sorry, but that's just funny, even tho it's sad.
That beep got me.
I need to go hug my mother... 😢😢
I need to go hug thatdamngirll
Hope you are vaccinated. If so, hug her like h~))!
14 years... 😢🥺.. the click was really really awesome 😥
I lost my dad to cancer 5 years ago and his wish was too see his son grow up and be the man he couldn't and I know my dad is with me, and I can kind of see that I look like him
I’m glad i watched this movie when i was a teenager , and i luckily never forgot the impact of the lesson it taught me. never let your life get in the way of making time for what’s truly important.
Henry Winkler is a treasure
The fact that this got recommended to me on fathers day. Got me
Very truth! We always looking for something else when in reality the most important things in life are in front of us! 😭😭
I really enjoyed this movie. Another great drama of his is, “Reign on me”. One of his greatest.
This scene made me cry 😢I love you son …..😢
never have i ever cried so hard from a movie scene in the comedy category. it really makes you think hard about how life can get to you.
This scene was incredibly hard to watch , I cry every time .
I always wanted a scene of Micheal talking to his auto-pilot self. Kind of like a "this is what you wanted" moment
Imagine all the people whose parents died last year and this year as well. There were people who were away with no way to be there with the family.
The peak early 2000’s futuristic designs in this movie go off
This is the saddest movie scene I've ever watched. I still remember balling my eyes out as a cynical teenager the first time I saw it.
When you’re younger this movie is a comedy. When you get older it makes sense and you don’t laugh as much.
This scene was so emotional, if you didn't break down after this you are heartless 😢
This movie taught us to value people more when we have them. not when we're losing it
Masterpiece Movie I love it!!!!
I've watch miracle in a cell but that doesn't make cry, but only this... 🤣🤣🤣
I never realized how good this movie was till I was older.
This was a childhood movie and I always enjoyed it for being a goofy comedy with Adam Sandler
Then I grow up and this shit is actually making me cry
Amazing movie super funny , but the serious theme of life being so short , when Adam Sandler cries i can’t help get sad he reminds me of my dad
So under rated, this particular part of the movie is so heartbreaking
Man, this is some heavy stuff. When I first saw this movie, I never knew my dad so it didn't really hit as hard, but now that not only have I reconnected with Pop, but we have a strong, healthy relationship, this is DEVASTATING.
Movie is a rollercoaster of emotions, watched it first when i was a kid but after becoming an adult, the weight of the world on me and remembering family members that have left this Earth through the years makes this scene hit like a train.
Obviously, we all have that moment in our lives we wish we could do things different, tell our past selves off for being so horrible, and be grateful for the people around us.
I love you grandpa, I miss you so much
This movie came of too funny to hit you with that fact that time slips away too fast. I called my dad right after I first saw this.
6:46
Look at the date on the Stone. Damn, I know these last couple years have been insane, but this is one premonition I pray does not happen...
But on the bright side, Henry Winkler aged much better than he was depicted here!
Not to mention, Winkler was actually born in 1945, not 1944, but close enough. But yes, he has aged a lot better than here.
This movie is so amazing , great theme on life. Absolute tearjerker
This movie came out a month after I turned 11, and I was a massive Adam Sandler fan. I'd been introduced to Happy Gilmore, The Waterboy, and Billy Madison, so I was stoked to be able to see a new Sandler movie in theaters.
I was so confused because of how serious the tonal shift was and did not at all expect that an Adam Sandler movie could make me so sad.
That moment of my life stuck with me even til now because I guess I subconsciously realized that Comedy and Tragedy really do go hand in hand.
I can never deal with emotional movies but this one really hits the spot 😭😢
I know this scene was sad. But it's just so surreal that his father died in 2021 and we are now in 2021. Damn how time flies fast. Also, clearly there was no pandemic there with the office scene hehe. How I wish that was the 2021 we lived in.
Fudge. What a great movie. I cried like a baby
2:04 not gonna lie
Sandler did an excellent job
Made me tear up
Hollywood should make more movies like this, cherish your parents for they don't last forever