So I decided to hit the movie theater this weekend for a nice distraction and went and saw the new Adam Sandler movie Click. I went in thinking it would be a fairly light hearted comedy with the standard goofy Adam Sandler antics. Well, lets just say I was pleasantly surprised with what I saw.
The movie starts off pretty as expected with the usual character development and setting the scene and mood for later on. There are decent amounts of laughs, most are fairly mature on the most part, especially for Sandler. Its one of those movies I am sure you could relate more to if you were married or have kids. Anyways, as the movie progresses you see how this remote control changes His life and how he copes with it. Without giving anything away, the movie has great morals and actually quite sad and has very serious undertones to it. The acting is decent, nothing award winning but it gets the job done within the bounds of the movie. Nothing is overly serious except near the end. I would say this is one of Adam Sandler's best roles to date, it really shows his potential when he acts serious.
Overall I would recommend this movie to pretty much anyone, I actually left the theatre with a new perspective on certain things in my life and how I want to live. Perhaps it was my state of mind going into the film or maybe it was just that good. So I give it a 4 out 5 OSNN stars. It may not be worth the big screen experience since it doesn't add anything to it, but its defiantly worth watching.
The movie starts off pretty as expected with the usual character development and setting the scene and mood for later on. There are decent amounts of laughs, most are fairly mature on the most part, especially for Sandler. Its one of those movies I am sure you could relate more to if you were married or have kids. Anyways, as the movie progresses you see how this remote control changes His life and how he copes with it. Without giving anything away, the movie has great morals and actually quite sad and has very serious undertones to it. The acting is decent, nothing award winning but it gets the job done within the bounds of the movie. Nothing is overly serious except near the end. I would say this is one of Adam Sandler's best roles to date, it really shows his potential when he acts serious.
Overall I would recommend this movie to pretty much anyone, I actually left the theatre with a new perspective on certain things in my life and how I want to live. Perhaps it was my state of mind going into the film or maybe it was just that good. So I give it a 4 out 5 OSNN stars. It may not be worth the big screen experience since it doesn't add anything to it, but its defiantly worth watching.
