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Click Sandler Analysis

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The film “Click” starring Adam Sandler is quite an enjoyable movie to watch to catch a good laugh. The movie was known for Sandler and the amusing events that happened, but after you watch it you may realize a great important lesson from it. The lesson can be seen as going through life too fast and not living in the moment. The movie “Click” is mainly seen as a comedy film for all ages, but realizing how important the message is, it can also be a serious life lesson. Sandlers “Click” makes you appreciate the value of time, family, and life. The movie isn’t necessarily seen as a serious lesson, but it can be. The film starts with a normal guy who has a family. He goes out shopping to find a remote control for his tv, but ends up finding a magical

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