Click (2006) - Last Time with Dad Scene (9/10) | Movieclips
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- Click - Last Time with Dad: Michael (Adam Sandler) travels back to the last time he saw his father (Henry Winkler) before he passed away.
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Michael Newman (Adam Sandler) seems to have it all but his wife, Donna (Kate Beckinsale), is increasingly frustrated by the amount of time he has to spend at work. Michael cannot find time to be at home until he meets an eccentric inventor (Christopher Walken) who gives him a universal remote that controls time. At first he happily skips the boring times until he realizes the remote is in control of his life and he learns to cherish all the precious moments with his family.
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Cast: Adam Sandler, Henry Winkler
Director: Frank Coraci
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I don’t care what people say. I think Click is one of Sandler’s best movies.
Same.
I agree. It’s probably my favorite one.
It’s my favourite movie of all time :)
I agree. This is and will be my favorite sandler movie
"I don’t care what people say." ... then dont point it out in the first place... otherwise it makes no sense
It’s deep how he said “you’re pathetic” and he was talking to himself.. if we could look at ourselves sometimes on the outside we would probably say that about ourselves..
Very true💯💙
Im chinese
Spot on!
I look in the mirror and say that to myself all the time
Yeah... I look at the foolish mistakes at my life and wish I could make up for them.
This movie starts out funny and goofy and then it starts to unfold into pure emotional pain. The end of this movie really hits hard. Value your family while you have them
Yep!
Even it’s the other way around ?
i'm a grown 40 year old man and i cannot watch this movie.. too emotional for me..
As long as your parents treat you well too
@@marvthedog1972 Same here, I watched it fully once and I can't watch it again. One of the best movies ever made in my opinion.
Hits even harder when you realize this was their last interaction.
Dude died thinking his son hated him. 😞
No he loved his father very much deep down,but work always get between
Bro now you got me crying my dad died thinking my brother hated him. He thought the entire family hated him. When he died my brother let out the loudest sob I’ve heard in my life (mind you I’ve only seen him cry 2 or 3 times but this was by far the loudest and most heartfelt) because he couldn’t tell him he forgave him. That made me start bawling (I cry whenever one of my siblings or my mother cries I’m just really sensitive) because I knew he must have been hurting bad. I love you dad RIP 💔😢
@@rafaelmarquez8886 He didn’t say he loved him back. That was Ben who said it, “see you later grandpa I love you”
Good fathers know deep down their children love them
@@krtlkid that’s why he said his dad died “THINKING HIS SON HATED HIM”. Reading is important
What a lot of people would give to hear their father say "I love you son" one last time
i've never acc heard my dad tell me he loves me, he beats me and that's it
To be honest it's one of the greatest things that your father can tell you when my dad told me he loved me over the phone I saved the message and I still listen to it every day
Absolutely
What I would give to hear my dad to say that
one last time? I don't think i've heard it once
The saddest part of growing up is seeing your parents grow old. Love your family especially your parents.
Taurus Guy easy for you to say Batman.
Taurus Guy amen dude.
It’s tough man, but a wise man told me that it’s better to see them grow old and live a long prosperous life rather than to die in the middle of their life.
Taurus Guy I'd say it's the social rejection.
IKR? I'm really scared for when that time comes.
Adam Sandler’s real father died a year before this film came out, that’s why Sandler is so real and believable in this scene cause it hit so close to home for him.
Technically it was 3 years before this film was released since his father died in 2003 and this movie came in 2006. But yea that’s a good point.
@@davidstratton696 So probably 2 years after by the time he filmed this.
Remember making movies takes a long time depending on actor’s time of appearance without their stand ins also being in different locations of the set/green screens I’d say most movies takes about a year (more or less) to make
LOOK AT IT >:| >:(
I DIDN'T TELL MYSELF!
His dad crying when he walks away just gets me every time
Nothing sadder than an elderly person crying
Appreciate the people in your life when you can, before it is too late to tell them how much they mean to you
Me too!!
I did this to my dad on XMAS he passed on Dec 26th.....this haunts me. This breaks me.
I remember watching this when I was a kid and didn't fully realize he was crying, though I could tell he was sad. Watching it again recently and seeing him sob really hits different
Proof that Adam Sandler has more to offer than just shits and giggles.
When he tries.
You obviously never seen Punk Drunk Love, Reign Over Me both are serious movies of his.
This one is a mix between drama and comedy. It's s dramedy.
Willem DaFuckedUp
Are you delusional? Did you even watch his other serious movies...?
Willem DaFuckedUp
He makes crude comedies based on a demographic for teens, they obviously aren’t going to be the best. Given the situation in serious movies, he can act. Whereas his comedies he’s just being the plain old Adam.
Willem DaFuckedUp
Oof, I guess that’s what subjective opinions are for...
Proof that Adam Sandler *can* act.
Zach Haywood yes
He already had proved that in Pinch Drunk Love
Punch Drunk Love, whether you like it or not, proved to us he could act. Shit he even got a golden globe nod for it
Punch Drunk Love, Click, Funny People, and Reign Over Me. Wish he took acting more serious.
He does the goofy shit because it's just him and his friends having fun.
You're never told when the last time you'll see your parents is. Cherish them while you can.
says who?
@@gengarphantom6967 ur mum 😎
always, wish I was in better health to spend more time with mine.
@@gengarphantom6967 bro chill
@@gengarphantom6967 Your dad
As a grown man I’ve only cried during 3 movies my whole life, this being one of them
What were the other two, also I am the same
This movie is a gem thats why :)
I wish... I cry in every single movie, it's embarrasing.
@@deringencoglu867 would you say its an *uncut* gem?
@@jordanlayfield ha good one
When his dad said "..........you've always known?" about the quarter trick i could feel his bond with his son slowly die inside him.
same
i cried when he said that
Golden Gargoyle I like to think that he kept to himself that he knew about the trick as to not hurt his feelings
Kennedy Wilson he did
parent's bond with their kids once is there will forever be there. he still loves his son as much as he does before, that's what hurts the most
I never get emotional during movies, but this scene really hit me hard
Gabe Selden when he started crying it really hit me
Im crying right now in this scene huhu
Me too... I almost cried in the movie watching this scene.
Gabe Selden this was the first time I’ve cried in a movie. And also at the family comes first part
Saddest movie ever
The most heartbreaking thing is that his dad took that back talk, which probably made him feel so insignificant and hurt, and still goes out of his way to apologise to his son for bothering him. He takes that painful hit and still tells his son that he loves him.
At that moment I could not hold my tears in.
Exactly,that's the special thing about this scene and his dad,that he still told him that he loves him even when he is really hurt
I think the ratings were bad because it was ahead of it's time. It's not a conventional way to construct a movie, because in the eyes of a critic it's either a comedy or it's not. But I think that's what makes this film so powerful, it represents life in it's pure form. When you're young it's all jokes and being silly and little care for anything, but when you get older you start to get more serious. There's a strong message to this story...don't waste your life, remember family comes first!
That must be why a ton of old comedies have great reviews when they have a strong emotional core. Like Planes Trains and Automobiles, for example.
Let's not act like the entire movie is as good as this scene
@@cody95 It is
@@chrisdawson1776 The movie is alright, one good scene doesn't make the humour stop being kinda outmoded
@@CataclysmBTD6 You just made the film sound better lmao
"WILL YOU LOOK AT THE MAN?!" Jesus christ that's where i broke down
I get the tears around 1:46 when I see Adam's face, bro :(
And you say that as a armenian ok men its joke
I cried when they showed the dad with a broken heart cry.
Such a sad moment 😔
When he said " I new the trick " or something like that is wear I started
Honestly, all jokes aside. Adam is actually a really great actor for when its in serious moments, years later i watch this scene again and it gets me each time.
yeah, watch reign over me
Which is why it makes me so upset that he would prefer to do odd comedies, it makes no sense
It's pretty curious, Seth Rogen has that same effect going on doesn't he? The guy was brilliant in Observe & Report and 50/50 too but he sticks to his disinteresting comedies. I get the decision on a basic level, these low-brow comedies provide many people with jobs and these actors are decent enough to take that into consideration but I wonder whether they were just discouraged by the lack of response from their more dramatic output. As for Sandler, recently watched Punch Drunk Love. It's great and he's great in it. Funny People was very unique until the third act became a derivative romance scenario but I found his character fascinating before the in-movie recovery.
Edriss Scofield Yes, I agree that may be the reasoning for Rogen to keep up with his comedic works. Though it's tough to think Sandler would be discouraged by such a thing, I believe a majority of all the film's he played a serious character he was given praises for. Maybe he just enjoys making people laugh with his unusual humor.
This scene always makes me cry. Along with the scene where you expect him to "die", before waking up from the dream.
My dad just passed away today and after he did, this scene came into my head and now I can’t stop rewatching it, I love you dad, rest in piece ❤️
My condolences for your loss, I'm sure he will always be proud of you, no matter what.
Hope you’re doing well!
I’m so sorry. I hope you spared a thought for him on the first death anniversary. I dread myself in that situation if my dad is gone, stars willing after a couple more decades.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry nick
I have a habit of overstressing and being a workaholic. I watch this movie every so often to remind myself the more important things in life. And I cry every time
I've lost count of how many times I have watched this movie. This scene gets me every time. I lost my mom and dad 27.5 years ago. I miss them every day.
I've read a quote somewhere once and it said "the only people that will remember you working long nights and more hours aren't your boss or higher up's, but your family"
Underrated movie, despite the reviews. Sandler gave me some funny moments as well as some serious stuff.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time....it’s just so real...too real almost
i went to see this film when it came out.caught alot of people out.going to see a comedy but this film had everything.very underrated and for me one of the best films made.
super underrated funny and touching
@@teatimetel174 I think a lot of people must of gotten sandbagged by that thinking it was going to all fun and jokes but the movie was practically a tragedy.
@@Warcodered01 yeah.i watched trailer then went to see it thinking it was only a comedy but caught alot of people out.very clever film.
Appreciate your parents - they will not always be with you
Don't tell me what to do! I'll continue taking them for granted, thank you >:(
Edriss Scofield i hope that's sarcasm cause boy i have news for you
They will, in hearts
Федор Ш so true...i learned the really hard way unfortunately
True..:(
This scene made me cry so much. I hope one day I’ll never turn out like that. Becoming a workaholic to the point where I never spend time with my family. As soon as this scene was over I immediately paused this and went to my dad and gave him a hug. Sure we both argue sometimes, but no matter what I never let that stop me from loving my dad.
That warmed my heart. Thank you for sharing
@@Unawesomenessness anytime. 😭
You’re a good man for that 🙏🏾💯
Thanks, bro, for sharing. What a beautiful thing you did.
You do get older and get to a point where it just snaps. I’m 40 & I’ve already figured out I’m in a good enough position where money isn’t everything…where family is important. That when your time comes you can’t take that money with you. When your loved ones leave you’ll regret not spending time with them. I feel like mentally and spiritually I’m in a better place. It all started asking God to help me fight my alcohol addiction. I still occasionally drink but no where near as bad as I used to. I’ve met someone that’s putting her foot up my backside about drinking period.
My dad died on the 31st of May. This scene hits harder for me now than it ever did when he was around. The last thing I said to him was just a casual "I'll see you later, call me if you need a ride home from work." I found out only 12 hours later that he had a heart attack at work.
If any of you have a parent that you see often, please hug them for me. I wish I could give my dad a hug one last time, I'll never get the chance again.
Sorry for your loss ❤
I lost my dad Fathers Day 2020. It was not expected,he felt sick went to hospital and died a few weeks later. I remember the last time I saw him he was awake and looked fine. I have always felt guilt thinking that he was alone in the room instead of me being there. Was he looking for us? Did he suffer? It was during Covid and no family could stay. I think about him all the time
Hope you are healing
You offered him a courtesy in your last exchange. Have pride in that
@@annagarcia1527never forget what they did to us . Our government letting loved ones die scared and alone.
''You've always known?''
Hit me hard
Same here
This scene broke me.
Me too
Mee too. Every time I watched it.
I watched this scene like 10 years ago and it burned itself in my mind. For me the saddest movie scene ever.
i'll fix you for $11.99
No $9.99
Great acting from Henry Winkler. When he says "You've always known?" you can just feel his heart break.
Fun fact: The quarter trick is something Henry Winkler does in real life. He often performs it for kids.
Great acting from Adam Sandler as well.
His little whimper that he tried to hide right after saying that too is what gets me.
How did Henry Winkler transition from The coolest guy everyone wanted to be like to the sweetest old guy that everyone wants to hug...?
So lovable...
For real! He went from the Fonz to making bondz
Its so sad to see old people cry :(
I know right
They already went through hell with their age. Seeing them cry shows us that fate is not done being an asshole to them, that's why it saddens us
STER Gaming
Please stop the negativity and the swearing because there is no reason to throw swearing around an emotional movie scene. this is *really* pathetic. I just want a hug from a family member right now, I just want the final moments with my grandpa (who is soon going to be 81) to be forever in my heart and memories. 😭
QUIT MAKING SAD COMMENTS, YOU’RE JUST HELPING ME WATER MY PLANTS!!!!
Depending on what it is.
This scene kills me. When he said "I love you too dad..." and kissed him on the cheek I broke a little.
I cried the first time I saw that scene and the one where Michael is dying in the end.
DocMcFLUFFINS fact: Adam’s real father passed about 3 years prior to the films release
futuremovieactor yeah this scene and that scene both make me cry
This hits hard that I know now the feeling of losing a father. RIP dad, 1961-2022. Love you and miss you.
Man, if this scene doesn't bring a tear to your eye, you're souless.
i just died on the inside when his father started crying
I bawled.
Me too
Same
Well its reallybhard if you see your parents cry.. 😢
It’s really sad because he got snapped by his son. I really did felt sorry for the crying part when he was leaving
This is actually the first movie ever.. that I have actually cried to.. It really affected me, and I couldn't help but shed tears....
ShadowShock omg same! This is the first and only movie I’ve cried to for some reason this scene and when Adam Sandler collapses in the parking lot is so sad
ShadowShock me too
This, Moulin Rogue, nd infinity war all made me cry or shed a tear😂
MIKE_ HAWK
Infinity War? Really? You realize they're all coming back right?
Enthios im one step ahead of you 😂
Click was advertised as a comedy, but underneath it had one of the most heartbreaking stories imaginable 😔
my dad passed away when I was just getting 16, this movie though fictional makes me realize once again that there is no one else in the world who loves me more than my dad
Don't forget your mother's love as well.
U got god 😊❤
This is probably the scene that makes me cry the most in all movie history. I saw this movie as a young child, and I was totally traumatized. I have to thank this movie for having taught me the importance of appreciating family. And of living life so as not to have any regrets ever.
Watch his movie reign over me, that is got to be the saddest movie ever.
"Everywhere I look I see their faces, even the damn dog looks like them"
Right. It's so ironic that a comedy movie makes us cry. I watched Titanic, private James Ryan, Gran Torino... But this only movie that made me cry
Lol, this traumatized me too lol, I'm fact I think this movie made me quit my job and move back in with my parents and not care much about money more to be around them everyday because money can't buy you time
@@Edgarv68 i wish i had that strength as you do. I live in a 72sqm apartment with my parents already pushing 70-71 years old, being a bit rebellious against my mom and i didnt want my future to be like some of her less fortunate siblings who were saddled with taking care of her mom until she passed in 2007. One of those sibs - a sister- didnt even have a job since they got fired for joining a worker strike at a bank she worked for over a decade.
What about when your family didn't appreciate you your whole life alive how does that correspond to any lesson how can I connect with that feeling. There was so much abuse I wish I could understand and have that perspective but I just can't
“I’m sorry I barged in, I love you son.” Damn. Hit home right there.
This film deserved more attention. It makes you feel the characters emotions, that is what makes a good film.
Sandlers character calling himself pathetic was so sad. Watching your biggest regret unfold right in front of you would really hurt. Most of the time that's hindsight, he's seeing it in real time with no memory of how it happened. It'd almost be like watching an evil twin because without the memory of you doing it you want to believe you'd never be capable...
When I first saw this movie I was unable to appreciate how deep it is. The power of this scene and the one where Michael leaves the hospital to chase after Ben were lost on me. I’m 24 now and rewatching these scenes hits me so hard. This movie has a very deep message. Don’t take your life and your family for granted.
I'd give anything and everything just to hear those words from my father I lost 8 months ago :(
Gabe H i so sorry bro i feel you i lost my father one year ago and these scene makes me cry :'l , be strong
Gabe H Really sorry for your lose 😔
Sorry to hear that....stay strong and be with your family, you will meet him again.....believe in that!!!
it's been about a year and a half later, how are feeling?
I lost my dad when i was 7. Didnt even get a chance to know him really. But your dad would want you to be strong mate and im sure he's smiling down and is proud of you :)
Not ONE film ever has made me wanna cry like this one does.
yung D especially an Adam Sandler film
It tells a story about how we just autopilot out lives away, we never stop to take a look at the beauty of our Earth or never truly make time for loved one's and friends. Eventually nature hits us with a sodding brick and its only then we regret it all.
Sandler rewinding to hear his father his father say “I love you son.” Drove me to tears. My dad passed away in February of 2022, and all I’ve thought about is how much I want to hear him say that to me again, and let me say I love you back to him.
I know what you mean
You’ll never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory ❤️
This one is truly deep
I need to call my Dad!
You and me both😧
call him man call him now.
now do it before it too late
I wish I could
hed probably say "Not now son im busy"
This scene man...this scene just never gets old. Couldn't imagine and wouldn't want to imagine being in Sandlers characters shoes as he watches his father walk away crying like that. The realization that he made such a big mistake by throwing his life away with that remote control. what a movie. Top notch acting right there.
This movie will fr be so awesome and emotional,great acting and a strong message,I would lose it if I was in Sandler's characters shoes,this is too much for everyone,his dad telling him he loves him even tho he is hurt and him knowing he can't do anything about it and change the past,and him repeating his dad and telling him he loves him back,amazing movie
I just lost my father a few weeks ago. My dad thought I hated him despite me taking a leave of absence to help him take care of himself because he’s had 9 back surgeries, struggled with depression, mental health and family trauma growing up, and had two heart attacks. But I got a letter from my dad (my mom gave me) that he typed in his notes on his phone before passing away, telling me that he was proud of me, loved me, and that he was sorry for whatever it was that he thought I hated him for.
But I know he knows that I didn’t hate him for anything. I was just angry with myself in not being able to make him see that he wasn’t taking care of himself and his body was getting worse and he wasn’t doing anything to at least keep his body healthy.
I always thought ‘Click’ was a great movie and this scene makes me wish I could tell my dad the truth about the source of my anger. But I know he knows and he is no longer suffering. He suffered for so long and yet would give you the shirt off his back to help you. But even Superman needs help sometimes too.
“I love you and I’ll miss you, dad. But you know that.”
Sorry for your loss, I know what you mean, by dad went through a similar situation as well
Im so sorry. I lost my dad Fathers Day 2020. I still feel this hole in my heart. I hope you are healing and I bet your dad was a nice man
One of the best movies ever made.
Family first, work can be last.
My dad died unexpectedly almost two years ago from a hospital infection they werent quick enough to diagnose. The night before his procedure, I joined him and his friends for their weekly poker night. He lost all of his chips and went home early. I think he did it intentionally because he was ready to go home and relax. I gave him a hug like always, told him I loved him, and we both drove away. He had his surgery on Wednesday, went home a few hours later, went back in on Thursday morning and died on Saturday, less than 72 hours after his "simple surgery". I didnt visit him in the hospital because the doctor kept telling my mom he would be home by Monday.
The worst day of my life. Im glad that the last moment I had with him alive was a big hug, and he told me he loved me. The next time I was with him again, he was gone, covered in tubes and wires, wearing a hospital gown.
I wish I could go back. If only there were some kind of magic remote. I just have to accept that even if I could have saved him then, he would still die another day and you cant change the end result.
You can only be mindful of life and how short is really is. Dont wait until someones gone to tell them you love them.
Damn, man. I wasn't ready for that comment. When I was 10, my grandma who I was very close to was in the hospital. My dad was going to visit her, and asked if I wanted to come. I said no, because I was having fun at our cottage. I was too stupid and self absorbed to make time for her. I wish so bad I could undo that day.
Anyways, I'm so sorry to hear that happened. But theres no blame on you. You had no reason to believe it was anything less than routine. And at least you have that nice hug to walk away with. I like your message though. Don't take people for granted.
I'm truly sorry for your loss Chris but at least you got to give him one last hug and were on good terms before he passed. Not many people are able to have that.
Try not to beat yourself up. You believed he would be fine, and he knew you loved him.
I am so sorry for that. I am incredibly fortunate to not have gone through that. At least not yet I hope
I’m very sorry for your lost,Chris but the best is to forget about your past and move along.🐣life is life. Everyone has to suffer like your dad. 💝🐳🦄👏🏽
My father passed away when he was 32. I am 33 now...I have. outlived my father. I saw him last time when I was 6 years old, when he was 32 years old. How much I would have given to love to have known him. He was a great father to me, and a great husband to my mother. I love you, Dad.
And wherever he is I’m sure he’s proud of the man you’ve become.
Don't care
@@rampageclover9788 Thanks, man, I appreciate that. I hope all is well with you during these hard times nowadays.
And sorry, only found out your reply was bc of this idiot that left a negative comment.
God bless.
@@christhecripplercrossfaceb6017 Then why even leave a comment, dipshit? What an idiot 🤦♂️
@@ricomendez5510 Just to tell you I don't care 👍👍 what an idiot.
1:17
“Will you look at the man !!!!”
He wants to change what he did but he just can’t. 😢
There will never be another movie like this.
I saw this scene with my dad, and now it's gone... i miss you Dad 😔❤
Producciones Vargas Really sorry. Life bums sometimes 😔
Biggie Moist what's your problem?
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Biggie Moist shame on you.
Sorry for your loss 👋
Actually best movie of adam sandler
Rati Gociridze i think Grown Ups is better in my opinion
William Doyle Your smoking
Uh UhUh he smoking dirt lmfao
when he used his soul and heart.
William Doyle your joking
I remember watching this part, I’m only 17 and glad my dad and my mom is still here, but this part made me realize that one day they will be gone, and I have no clue how I will handle this
Click is easily, the most humbling movie of all time. You will sit and reflect your actions on yourself through watching it
True
Every time he says I love you son I get teary eyed because my dad says the same thing to me
Jonathan Mitchell I make sure to always tell my dad. Already lost my mother...
Jonathan Mitchell My dad never siad that to me😭
Neronerd 28 Lucky you.
@@dyshawnjohnson2141 same 😢😔
Made me think of my dad and all the times I may have been a rotten son to him. Thankfully my father is still alive and enjoying his retirement along with my mother. I'm gonna call them tomorrow and say hello...I love the both of you.
So man is everything better between y'all? A year has passed and I wanna know.
Very kind....if the world had people like this I guarantee it will be a better place fr💯💙
@zevlag ocram true...but this was like a year ago he probably already called him😂
kcirred nosrednad I still have my dad in my life. We might argue but at the end of the day we’re all we have. I don’t see my mom much because she lives in another part of the state, but I keep in touch with her. I watch this film to show myself that I should treasure the time I have with them.
@@KDawg92801 good
The last few years of my dad's life he probably said "I love you, son" to no reply hundreds of times because I couldn't let go of grudges from when I was a teenager. This scene kicks my heart in the balls every time I see it because even though we had our problems, I know he just wanted a better life for me and he was trying to teach me the only way he knew how.
1:56 just seeing his face on the verge of crying is enough to make anyone tear up
Anyone with a heart that’s warm will tear up. I cried so hard. I’m only 13 almost 14 but it still hits hard for my dad has had that talk with me. One day he won’t be here and you’ll regret all the bad things done and said. Make the best times with the time that’s left. God Bless you
So sad...this really teaches all of us a lesson. You really don’t know how long your mom or Dad will be around anymore. We grow, we begin to live life on our own and not spend as much time with our parents. It’s moments like these where we need to spend our last outstanding time with them and not have our last words like this in the clip, but no matter who it is in your family, doesn’t have to be parents, but just go spend time with them and go visit that someone. Family matters...
JaxPrice Films so true.
Indeed. Because in real life, we don't have a remote obviously so we need to spend as much time with our parents as possible.
Time is the only Luxury
And teaches us money is not everything cause money can be replaced but your Mom and Dad can,t
Lemon Myers See and that’s good for ya, being closer to your family! I know we’re all not a fan of this pandemic, but it’s bringing us all more closer to our families, where we are able to spend much more time with them.
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As the Dad started crying with Adam calling out to him, I felt my eyes begin to burn and tear up and I screamed, "NOOO!" before beginning to sob.
One of the most unexpected tearjerkers in Hollywood history.
I wish I had a father who is caring and understanding like this one. :(
The point of this movie was to show you that you do have a father that is caring and understanding like this one. You just need to grow up!
Soby unfortunately for those like me our fathers werent the type to stick around, even after more than a decade there comes a point where you have to accept reality and realize that it just wasn't meant to be
I understand where you're coming from, I'm in the same situation. Of course there are times when you have to accept reality but that's not what this movie was about nor what is was trying to say. Nonetheless, I'm willing to go out on a limb and say you are speaking from personal experience. I tentatively agree with you if one's father leaves at an age before 5 or something. However, even when a father leaves during young adolescence the kid shouldn't just accept reality, especially if the dad attempts to come back into the picture later on in life.
Same here man. I haven’t been the same since my dad left my family.
Dude, Adam and Henry really nailed this scene. Never fails when I shed a tear
This was actually a really amazing scene. I don't even think Adam Sandler realises how good of an actor he really is
I saw this film as a kid and I remember the sad emotional moments more than the Sandler jokes. I really dug the message.
Seriously you really watching this movie as a kid ?!
@@uilo11 yeah. It's not like it was rated R or something. 😅
Man i really hope this is a reality check for people who are disrespectful to their parents. I have the best parents anyone could ever ask for and i love them more than anything else in the world.
This scene is perfect in every way to hit your guts real hard. From how stunned the Grandpa was at his son's harsh review, how his face gradually turned to a painfully tearing expression as he slowly walked out the door (with the real Michael weakly called out to him), to how Michael kept replaying his Dad's last " I Love you" to him in devastating regrets, and to his kiss on his father.
The "I love you, son" part broke me the most in this movie.
BTW Rotten Tomatoes said that this movie sucked. Yeah right.
Theres a reason why its called ROTTEN
@@hahayoyo456 What's that reason?
@@themovieguru1094 Rotten minds of Rotten Critics, even a baby is smarter than them.
Rotten Tomatoes is the type of site to call Bohemian Rhapsody (The song) trash
@@AllEyezOnDeRozan Yeah. It was even sad when Bohemian Rhapsody (the song) was hated when it first came out.
But two common criticisms I have heard about the song were that it was too long and the song didn't make any sense.
The way how his dad left in tears always breaks my heart every time. Time is valuable and short and spending time with people you love is always worth it. Forgot how much this movie hurts
Anyone cry just now
Im not crying my eyes are just watery
Im not crying 😣 you are
Yes I am in a car with a lot of people and I’m hoping they won’t notice 😢
@@kimberlycombs809 bruh
yep.
Such a powerful scene...I'm sure if I was able to rewind my life like this and look at it there'd be moments where I'd want to break every bone in my past self's body
The “I love you dad” always gets me
I still ball my eyes out during this scene, it cuts right through to my soul. My favorite scene in the movie
I actually cried at the last part..
same
Let talk about the true acting happening here, you have Sandler having to play two people in the scene at once. One serious and the other going through a mix of emotions. He’s an amazing actor
it's insane how underrated this movie is.
Growing up. This is the first movie to make me cry manly tears.
yep cried aswell
this and the simpsons movie
Holy shit, his face when he’s waking out gets me every time.
I believe that cause he knew that would be the last time he saw him
the reason why i came back for my family to see my parents and siblings for the weekends. dont let money blind you. if you're free , do it while you can.
Sad scenes in movies
Yes love your parents
If you lost a parent, you know this feeling. I was an good terms with my mom when she passed unexpectedly and I can't help but feel a sense of guilt because I didn't hug her a little harder or told her I loved her more often. Little things that still kill me to this day. I recommend people call their parents and visit them often because one day they won't be there anymore.
Im so sorry! I lost my dad and its still a process
I've seen this movie when I was about 10 years old and this scene made me cry so hard. 15 years later, it still makes me cry. How I wish I can hear my dad say i love you again.
I can imagine how his dad must be looking at him from heaven "what the hell?"
There is not a heaven
And that's why you are going to hell.
@@jojojume How "Christian" like.
Sarcasm-filled comments are also not Christian-like.
@@jojojume Still doesn't change what you said. Like many Christians, you use death threats to insult people. Original
I cried so hard when I saw this scene....and the worst part I was in front of my dad lol I hugged him in tears
Jesus, even though its repetitive, him rewinding to hear "i love you son" hurts more and more with each button press. One should never skip their days being together with loved ones, they wont last forever.
I literally cried in this scene, in my opinion this is the best adam sandler movie, if you are old enough and move to the side all the comedy and jokes, and actually focus on the message this movie is sending, you will find yourself very emotional, the most precious thing we have is time, it can never go back, enjoy the little things, spend time with your family, stop focusing on too much materialistic stuff, you dont know what you have until its gone, everyone have a great day and go give your father a hug
I think this is one of his best film's of all time and 2:20 always made me cry because your mum or dad's final word's are 'I love you son or daughter' always gets me
I moved to japan 2 years ago and I’ve been so busy with work that I haven’t had any time to go visit my family. This immediately made me call my dad just to hear his voice. We talked for 4 hours and his last words to me before hanging up were “I love you, son”
Someday I’ll never get to hear those words anymore and it breaks my heart.
Appreciate your parents, guys. Or whoever looked after you growing up. They are the real MVPs and they are more precious than any of us will realize.
Watching my mother and father go through the pain of losing their parents was enough to show me just what it means to have been loved growing up. I’ll never get over seeing how my mother reacted to my grandfathers passing. I could never imagine losing my parents. It would devastate me beyond comprehension. For those of you that did lose your mother or father, my heart truly goes out to you.
The moral of this scene: Never take your family for granted.
this hurts so much after my father died back in 2016, i was in the middle of my thesis and this is how it went between us, i was too focused with my thesis and other things that i wasnt able to spend much time with him in his last few months with us, and then he got sick late august and passed away on september 4, 2016. Until now it hurts because I see myself in Michael's position but the terrible thing about it is that I dont get a 2nd chance like he does in the end of the movie...wherever you are right now dad im sorry
He was crying when he walked away!!!!! That's so sad!!!
Click is one of my favorite films of all time. It´s so realistic, because we are like him (without a remote). We go thru life in a hurry, and forget the little moments and the people we love. I cry every single time, and specially in this scene.. I'm drying my eyes as I write.
This scene is monumental..the director knows how to push our teary button..neverthought a comedy film had its big moments..filled with emotions...priceless ..
One of the most underrated movies ever, it can literally make us laugh through many scenes but in this one very serious and emotional scenes it really grabbed our feelings
I cried when he kept rewinding his dad say "I love you son" I cant imagine the guilt he felt
This movie, still to this day, at 25 is probably my most favorite movie ever.
It invoked so much feeling from me.
My worst fear was having this happen to me, which in an essence it did.
I let someone I loved, whom I had a kid with go be with another person because I was too ignorant at the time to love and care for.
I still watch this movie and cry.
Movie gives you clarity on how precious life is and what it can take by force. Plenty of people without mothers and fathers. Always has been a great movie with the best message.
This scene can make a grown man cry 😢
I think Click is Sandler's best movie. Never has a movie made me laugh so hard cry so hard and have such a happy ending.