Click was a very decent movie. I must admit, I was expecting maybe a little bit more laughs, but I was satisfied overall with the story from start to finish. It stars Adam Sandler, Kate Beckensale, Christopher Walken, and David Hasselhoff. It was directed by Frank Coraci. It was your typical Adam Sandler movie. With his weird Happy Gilmore humor, and quick quips at unsuspecting people it reminded you a little of his classic movies, like Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer, and The Waterboy.

Click told a story that I'm sure every one of us has
dreamed about at one time or another. The ability to fast-forward through moments in time that you'd rather not deal with or pause moments that you'd want to hold on to forever. Michael Newman is a very hard-working man.

He works for his family, which include[S] his wife Donna (Kate Beckensale), and his son and daughter. The problem is he works a little too hard. He barely has enough time to care for his family when he has create a new design for his architecture job. Finally, he comes across a remote that allows him to skip through all the things that he feels he didn't need to see, i.e., arguments with his wife, boss, showers, etc. Thanks to Morty the salesman (Christopher Walken,) all of his problems are solved. Or so he thinks. He begins to lose control of his remote, and loses control of his life during the process.
Click will make you laugh, but it might make you cry,too. Regardless of its dull moments, it's still good enough to go and see in the theater. However, take the matinee showing.