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Click

Click

2006

When Sonia's careless mistake unleashes a malevolent force, she and her boyfriend Avi must confront the dark secrets of their past to appease the vengeful spirit that now haunts their reality. As the truth slowly reveals itself, their relationship is tested by the weight of guilt and the power of redemption.

Runtime: 107 min

Box Office: $241M

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Directors:

Ratings:

Metacritic

45

Metascore

6.7

User Score

Metacritic

6.4 /10

IMDb Rating

Metacritic

63.0

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User Score

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Michael Newman (Adam Sandler), an architect by trade, has been married to his high school sweetheart Donna (Kate Beckinsale) for quite some time now, with two children, Ben and Samantha, bringing joy to their lives. Despite being a devoted family man, Michael is often cowed by his demanding boss Mr. Ammer (David Hasselhoff), who seems to revel in pushing him around. This propensity to sacrifice personal time for professional gain stems from Michael's own childhood experiences, where he was deprived of the luxuries and comforts that others took for granted.

One day, while scouring the aisles at Bed Bath & Beyond, Michael stumbles upon a mysterious section marked "Beyond," which proves to be a portal to a strange and wondrous realm. There, he encounters Morty (Christopher Walken), an enigmatic shopkeeper who gifts him with a universal remote control that seems to hold the power to manipulate time itself.

As Michael experiments with this newfound technology, he discovers that it can do everything from skipping tedious arguments with Donna to fast-forwarding through his daily routine. However, when Morty reveals the astonishing truth about the remote's capabilities - namely, that Michael's mind is essentially on autopilot while his body goes about its daily activities - our protagonist begins to realize the gravity of his actions.

Despite his initial enthusiasm for the remote's potential, Michael soon finds himself careening wildly through time, skipping over important life events and milestones. He uses it to accelerate his career, only to discover that he has inadvertently skipped an entire year of his life, including a family dinner that holds great significance. The remote also reveals some unsettling truths about his marriage, including the fact that they are now in counseling.

As Michael's attempts to destroy the remote fail, Morty warns him that it has begun to program itself according to his previous commands. Realizing that he needs to make significant changes in his life, Michael sets out on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth.

The next day, Mr. Ammer drops a bombshell, revealing his plans to leave the country. In the ensuing conversation, he suggests that Michael may one day rise through the ranks to become CEO - a prospect that sends Michael's mind reeling. Without thinking, he responds in the affirmative, only for the remote to fast-forward him ten years into the future, where he finds himself living in 2017 as a divorced and lonely soul, shunned by his children and former wife Donna (now dating Ben's childhood swim coach, Bill). As Michael navigates this dystopian reality, he is forced to confront the consequences of his actions and the true cost of his obsession with the remote control.

As if summoned by a higher power, the remote control whisks Michael away to a dystopian future where six years of unchecked decay have ravaged his once-vibrant existence. Donna's narrative reveals the unvarnished truth: a precancerous CAT scan diagnosis following that fateful fall had set off a chain reaction of medical mishaps, culminating in a heart attack courtesy of Michael's voracious appetite during chemotherapy. The intervening years had wrought significant changes - Michael's girth, now a distant memory thanks to the wonders of liposuction; Donna, remarried to Bill; and Ben, following in his father Ted's footsteps.

But even as Michael grappled with the loss of his dear friend Ted, he was forced to confront the crushing truth: Morty, that cherubic guide, was, in fact, the harbinger of mortality. As panic set in, Michael implored a swift passage to the "good place," and, with a flick of the wrist, the remote control fast-forwarded him to Ben's wedding in 2031.

There, he bore witness to Samantha's unwitting reference to Bill as "Dad," triggering a second, devastating heart attack. When Michael awoke, Morty stood over him, his features etched with an unyielding determination: this was the path Michael had chosen, and there was no turning back. As his family converged around him, Ben revealed that he had put his honeymoon on hold to salvage his business - a move that filled Michael with trepidation.

Determined to spare his loved ones from the mistakes of his own past, Michael launched himself into action, ignoring Morty's urgent warnings that the machines keeping him alive were tenuous at best. With a quick thinking and a dash of cunning, he managed to sedate a hapless nurse and hotfoot it after his family.

Despite Morty's repeated admonitions, Michael refused to be deterred, driven by an unshakeable conviction that family came first. As he collapsed into the arms of those he loved, he reassured them that his love for them remained unwavering, before surrendering to the inevitable and allowing Morty to claim him.

The veil of uncertainty lifts, and Michael awakens to the harsh reality of the present day, finding himself lying on the unassuming bed at Bed Bath & Beyond where he had previously collapsed. As his consciousness clears, he is met with a sense of relief and redemption as he reconciles with his father, soothing any lingering tensions between them. With renewed empathy and sincerity, Michael also reaches out to Donna, Ben, and Samantha, reiterating his unwavering devotion to each of them and vowing to never again prioritize the demands of his work above their well-being.

As Michael basks in the joy of being reunited with his loved ones, he stumbles upon a cryptic note on his kitchen counter, its words piercing the armor of his newfound contentment. The revelation contained within the note - that Morty had always believed Michael would make the right choice this time around - serves as a poignant reminder that his experiences were not simply a product of his imagination. With this newfound understanding, Michael seizes control of his life once more, casting aside the remote control and any lingering doubts to begin anew with his family by his side.

As the credits roll, a holographic projection of Michael appears, his digital presence seemingly trapped in a limbo of uncertainty. His virtual form fiddles listlessly with the now-discarded remote, its fate sealed as it crashes to the screen amidst an eerie silence. The air is heavy with tension as five icy crystals coalesce around the inert device, their frosty tendrils reaching out like skeletal fingers, casting a haunting glow over the proceedings.