Storyline
A workaholic architect finds a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts of his life. Complications arise when the remote starts to overrule his choices.
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Cast
Kate Beckinsale, Jonah Hill, Adam Sandler, Nick Swardson, David Hasselhoff, Jennifer Coolidge, Terry Crews, Christopher Walken, Lorraine Nicholson, Rachel Dratch, Rob Schneider, James Earl Jones, Henry Winkler, Julie Kavner, Katie Cassidy, Sean Astin, Joseph Castanon, Jake Hoffman, Tatum McCann, Cameron Monaghan, Elizabeth DeCicco, Jenae Altschwager, Jason Sandler, Billy Slaughter
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Reviews
80
Dallas Observer
Not everything jells, but Click is funnier and more elaborately clever than anything Sandler's done in years.
75
ReelViews
There are times when the comedian falls back on his typical shtick, but the film doesn't shy away from the darkness inherent in this kind of story, and it has a heart.
75
Last week, the American Film Institute named "It's a Wonderful Life" the most inspiring movie in the history of the English language. The film was initially a flop, but it's now considered so perfect that nobody would dare remake it - under that title. Folks who see Click will have no trouble connecting the dots.
60
L.A. Weekly
After an hour of predictably sophomoric antics involving foulmouthed kids, compulsively self-pleasuring canines and the rampant objectification of women, Click turns into a surrealist death dream in which Sandler's masochistic impulses flower onscreen as never before.
50
The A.V. Club
Charlie Kaufman could have made a great movie out of Click, a soupy existential comedy about a "universal remote" that lets a man magically rewind, fast-forward, and pause his life.
