Click Review!

Adam Sandler has had some truly incredible movies, Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates, and Spanglish. Going into Click I was hoping for a homerun but had read mixed reviews. I should've known better than to read those reviews. Click was not only a homerun...it was out of the effing ballpark. Although Sandler didn't write or direct this film, it has his classic adlibed signature comedy all the way through. On top of that, Kate Beckinsale stars as Donna Newman, Sandler's wife and is balls to the wall H O T. Not to mention the supporting slew of beauties throughout. Chris Walken is sprinkled in just enough. David Hasselhoff proves that he's a major player and could carry Knight Rider on the big screen. Sean Astin is awesome as one of Sandler's arch enemies. And thankfully there was a cameo by my homey Nick Swardson. Henry Winkler does a fine job as Sandler's dad and Julie Kavner (the voice of Marge Simpson) plays the part of his nagging Jewish mother. Now on to another key element of any Sandler movie...the soundtrack. Sandler must've hand picked each song, a kickass mix of 70's and 80's placed perfectly throughout. Here's just a few of the songs:
"Magic"by The Cars
"Everybody Wants to Rule the World"by Tears for Fears
"Linger"by The Cranberries
"Ultraviolet"by U2
""You Get What You Give"by New Radicals

Click has a deeper, darker element as the film moves along that tugs at the heartstrings. All in all, Click is the perfect mix of a killer comedy with heart and by far ADAM SANDLER'S BEST FILM YET. Although it is a different genre completley, I have to quote the Ninster when she said, "this is way better than Superman".

9/10

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