Everything Wrong With Click in 20 Minutes or Less
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2022
- Click is Adam Sandler doing It's A Wonderful Life basically. If that sounds good to you, then you and I have different taste in movies.
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How do you NOT remove at least ONE sin for the scene when he goes back to see his dad one last time after realizing he never got to say goodbye?!? Dude, that scene still gets me choked up!
That scene or the scene where he’s dying in the parking lot are rough for me. Both capture how family never came first and he through his entire life away.
I don't care HOW bad the movie is, you cannot see Sad Henry Winkler and not yourself be sad!
Because the movie doesnt really earn it
He doesn't remove sins from movies he hates lol
Because that is a representation of cis white male privilege. It's incredibly offensive to portray a father in the home. Geeze, it's like you missed your victimhood seminar.
I feel like Sandler started writing a comedy but then wanted to write a dramatic tale halfway through but already had the majority of the script written and didn’t want to rewrite.
I feel the same way about the movie Hancock.
Watch his other film Reign Over Me. Seriously even makes you tear up over the friggin dog. That ain't even in the f*ckin movie!! Damn he was a totally amazing character in that.
@@thomashajicek2747 seriously... it was geared toward highschool kids and adults with no real problems. i know that's why i liked it so much at the time. nowadays i'd rather slam a car door on my junk
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I'd say the backhalf was more drama
@@iforgetiremember5243 It really should have been targeted to High schoolers.
Have the main character be a teenager that Fast Forward into Adam Sandler.
One thing that I am partially ashamed to admit is that this movie really spoke to me in a way. The whole "autopilot" thing felt super relatable. That's when I realized I suffer from depersonalization. So I must raise my glass to Click (2006) for helping me begin the journey of getting back on the right road.
Shouldn't be ashamed, its a good film.
Don't let political correctness ever change that for you.
this is the first movie i can remember that made me cry as a kid growing up. the scene with his dad saying '' i love you son'' jeeesss. IDC what anyone says, this movie was good. you can tear it apart all you want, but what a strong clear message it sent. always cherish the time with your family.
My thoughts exactly. I cried like a baby when this movie had came out
Same B same
Try Everything Everywhere All at Once. It has the same message, without the isms, cringe, bad jokes, and best of all... Adam Sandler.
To each their own, for me it would be Braveheart, eanding scene where William Wallace (Mel Gibson) screams "FREEDOM" as his life fades from him.
I relate to this. I was 10 when it came out and was just hitting that age where I was being emotionally moved by things like cinema
This is the one few movies I can’t watch without crying at the end, it helped me realize my time with my family is limited and I should always put time for them
"Feed Jake" by Pirates of the Mississippi would have done the same in 3 minutes and not have to deal with Sandler.
Same man as a teenager when this came out I was confused by it as I never cried to a movie besides when I was a client and thought Rodger Rabbit was going to get dipped/from laughing so hard at happy Gilmore the first time I watched it.
I was about to type "same man", but I noticed it has already been done ahah
Same, I mean I always spend time with the family knowing its limited anyway, but the movie was still sad regardless of the comedy and Adam Sandler.
The ending also makes me emotional and I hate myself for it.
The fact Jeremy didn’t LOSE it after the line “Human Dog” shows he’s in fact improving in his anger management class
This comment should win the comment award
Best line in the film.
I can't stop laughing😂😂😂
Adam Sandler movies are a guilty pleasure of mine and this is one of my favorites. Not just because I find it hilarious and the concept interesting, but that ending never fails to make me tear up. It really fools you with the comedy setup but the punch line is just a literal punch to the gut.
Have you seen gem stones or hustle yet? Dude is a baller
Did you mean to say _Sucker Punch_ to the gut?
That's what all Adam Sandler movies are to those rare but many individuals who like his later films. Or earlier ones for that matter. Amazing how so many absolutely ridiculous characters/ people got famous by being stupid in the 90s lol. But his are ALL guilty pleasures lol
Not a literal punch to the gut though........
I like how OP spends the whole video putting down this film but then all the top comments still praise it. It's a good film, and OP having a stick up his butt about it not being politically correct doesn't change that fact one bit.
You said the ending misses and it DOESN’T - it lands so well. I sob every time.
Cinema sins is just a nitpicking prick who hates every movie he reviews
I remember seeing this as a kid in theatres, and I remember my mom crying during the "chasing after his son in the rain" scene. Now, I fully understand that it probably hit home with her given where she was in life at that moment, but it doesn't make it much better that an Adam Sandler movie made her cry
I liked click it was funny as a kid, but the drama it became at the end always seemed like a weird turn but this is basically "fomo" the movie
They make me cry for an entirely different reason.
@@actiaslunatn7729 so are either you or the Original Poster gonna share the reasons for any of these emotions or are yaull just liking and replying to empty thoughts? Dude said something struck home with his mom but he doesnt give any explination and now you feel different feelings... different from what ?
That part of the movie made me cry in the theater as well. I had NO IDEA this movie was so shitty. That's the only part I remembered but HOLY SHIT I will never admit that again lmao.
@@blackleague212 Sure; My eyes shed tears of blood from the cancer-inducing performance of an over-rated actor.
I never found this movie sad until I watched it for the first time after my dad died and watched the scene where he sees the last time he saw his dad and his dad repeatedly said "I love you son." I broke down in tears so bad. Plus, my dad was the one that showed me this movie, so that'd definitely another reason I was emotional.
dude, your comment was copy-pasted by at least 3 different bots under this vid lmao
RIP you've been botted
When my father died in 2,000, I drove him and my mother to the hospital and let them off at the emergency room. For the only time I can think of, he looked back into the car and said, "I love you, ". I replied with something like, "yeah, I'll see you at home, dad". That was the last time I saw him alive.
To be fair, my dad does the "pick up the remote and turn the volume down on the annoying person/pet/lawnmower" joke ALL THE TIME
I think the ending does work cause the whole thing is about showing him who he is by letting him do what he wants, and that's when he realises what he's doing. It's SO emotional
A “100% miss” on the emotional rain scene at the end is a bit harsh. That had a lot of people tearing up back in the day
Agreed
Hell yeah. Even the scene with his father was sad.
Including me
It definitely made me cry back then. I was ugly crying. xD
Yeah my mom balled out in tears
I always thought the reason the angel of death called Michael a good guy was to stroke his ego and make it sound like he was doing him a favour by giving him the remote rather than doing it to teach him a lesson.
Every time I watch the final scene, I get legit goosebumps, something about this scene feels so ominous, the rain pouring down🌧 the cinematic and powerful strings and pianos 🎹🎵 Also Adam Sandler’s acting in this scene is PHENOMENAL! The way he’s shaking and trying to stay alive and how he’s whispering cause he can’t really speak. It gets me every time, also the fact that this is an Adam Sandler movie is Mind Blowing! I did not expect something like this! 👌
You mean the scene where he gives his wife’s new husband the finger just so he can be a dick to the guy one last time?
Except that's not the final scene. The final scene is him waking up in the BB&B and then heading back home, etm.
you can tell he just hates the movie. paused, didn't finish the review, left this comment. this movie has a special place in my heart. first time i watched this i cried buckets, and now i'm 37 i still get teary-eyed just remembering the "i love you, son" part. love your family, people. you don't know what you got till it's gone.
As a kid/teenager, I always watched these movies like "Yeah, that dad is a dick! Why spend all your time at work instead of with your family?"
Now I spend $75 on gas weekly and watch my bank account go into the negative every payday and think "Oh. That's why."
Right
I feel everything about this comment.
But mine goes a little further, I am constantly in a state of feeling guilty because I have to sometimes ask my girlfriend to help me out so I don’t go too far into the negative on my account that I can’t make it out by the next paycheck…
I didn't think he was an ass, just super busy, and the family distracted him from his duties.
Typically, your family wants it all, and you're a bad person if you can't provide it all, but then when you work too hard, they get upset that you're not there...
You can't win...
Or don’t have kids lol
Crazy how deceptively sad this movie is; regardless of having an “unlikable” protagonist.
Unlikable?
@@mobettadenu1325 I put it in quotes because I’ve read reviews where people have a hard time rooting for Michael because they found him unlikable. I personally don’t.
It was the first movie that made me cry. I was like 15 when I saw it
I saw this movie last year and midway through the plot it was kinda boring but that ending was a real tear jerker
Too bad it kept undercutting the emotional scenes with lame jokes.
I actually really, love this movie. It makes me laugh my ass off and cry. Thats good enough for me.
The scene in the rain crawling for his son and daughter always makes me tear up. Sandler has pretty decent range. It was more impactful than Truman show in making me emotional.
The narrator filled out their Happy Madison bingo card. Meanwhile, between the Star Trek references and complaining about Firefly being canceled; I'm working on my "Ian and/or Deneé wrote on this script" bingo card
Marge Simpson's Voice 2:50
@@erainmartinez8175 1:10 - O'Doyal rules!!
@@alvexok5523 I know
2:28 The subtlety and dryness in this joke is so funny I think it’s one of my all time favorite sins.
I actually loved this movie when I was younger and still do to this day..I understand Adam Sandler can be a bit over the top sometimes but the message in this movie was very powerful in my opinion. It’s just so relatable
17:39 - Okay, but consider that when those are down, they're refrigerated, keeping the water both cold and very easily accessed without having to store them in a separate refrigerator unit. This way, it's right on hand whenever you need a drink, and is also cold.
A better design would be to allow them to come up one at a time so that you are not losing all of the refrigeration every time you bring them up. Otherwise, I thought it was very cool (no pun intended).
@@wendybabendy @David Meyer Also those bottles exist exactly like that. Sold in supermarkets like Walmart.
Almost like getting them out of, hmm, I don't know, a refrigerator.
Same effect is achieved by having an ice box
@@jayedgar1384 Same _practical_ effect. But this is more stylish.
I'm not saying I'm going to be first in line to buy one, but there's definitely a market for things that are sleek and carry out their function with style. Case in point.
14:36 Cameron Monaghan is definitely not a discount Joker. He was great in that role! Discount Joker is Jared Leto.
I appreciate you highlighting the glaring problems this film has. I'm one of many who loved it, but I think that's because the heart-warming/breaking parts are on the nose, while all the "comedy" misses. When people talk about how much they love this film, many are likely to be recalling those specific moments.
I saw this movie back then and I remember liking it. I didn't even remember all the racism and stuff in it though holy shit
@@huskycruxes7232 oh noooo jokes
for really when I say I like this movie I mean I like the message, some of the jokes are funny (at least they were when I watched it) but mostly they are punching down at people and that's not okay
@@minimagpiexx how dare they make a joke...
@@Spartan8676 hurt your feelings did I?
That fart scene was comedy gold! 😂😂😂
18:17 "it didn't make me turn out to be a bitter judgmental asshole" I literally spit out my drink
I get that 2000's Sandler movies are in a league of their own when it comes to being offensive, but the scene with the Cranberries' song could be a sin off.
Also, how is there not a "Kate Beckinsale isn't my girlfriend in this scene" sin??
Great content as always!
Yall just snowflakes, soon jokes gonna just be AI generated
They generally keep the X actress isn’t my girlfriend sin at bay when it undermines them calling out sexism in what they’re sinning.
It’s them being extra woke by not doing that particular “sin” anymore.
Comedy can be offensive. That’s why it’s comedy. People need to stop being so weak and dramatic.
@@pretends2know Damn that's insightful lol. It does make sense.
The fact that this movie and Rick and Morty have only 7 years between them is somehow mindblowing to me.
To be fair, Rick & Morty didn’t start becoming part of the mainstream until 2016/2017
@@salamisumo2 For me, i became aware R&M because of that sauce fiasco from Mcdonalds.
7 years is a long fucking time. What the hell are you talking about
Being disappointed to let people down when you genuinely try to help is being 'Narcissistic'?...
Guess im Narcissistic as hell
He isnt really trying to help. Just looks more like complaining that things dont go your way.
But yeah, there is a line between those sides.
The jokes were funny. I laughed at them and still do.
That's because it's okay to still laugh at jokes in the minds of rational, sensible people
Say what you want about this movie but it really hits you in the feels in parts of it. Very dark comedy.
If those feelings are. Yep that seems like he got what he deserved.
Watching this movie at 10 fucked me up 😆
Fr
finally. people who get it! thank you! the "i love you dad" scene? just wow
Honestly I think it totally fails as a typical Adam Sandler comedy, but the twilight zone esque bit and serious tone it takes in the latter half of the movie actually hit hard. They should have just committed to that tone throughout instead of trying to make it a full on comedy
Even though the movie is extremely goofy, this movie is still alright with some sad moments, good production values, and a pretty good Adam Sandler performance
That's the magic of Adam Sandler movies for me.
Some turn out to be little gems (pun intended) and some should never be brought up during a conversation.
Fuck! This movie sucks!!
I don't know about anyone else , but the ending scene in the Rain, has always made and still makes me cry to this day.
Why?
I don't know.
It just rips my heart out everytime
It's like CinemaSins forgot the suspension of disbelief and point out things that used to be jokes as bad.
What adam Sadler said about disappointing people is not narcissism. It's truth. No matter what you do, you can't please everyone
That's not what he was saying though. That speech was "I do everything and no matter what everyone is still disappointed in me" playing the victim like that, and ignoring your own flaws and failures that lead to the circumstance and just acting like it's everyone else who's treating you terribly and not just fairly reacting to your actions is classic narcissism
Says the narcissist. 😂 Jk What he meant by that is that narcissistic ppl think so highly of themselves that they believe that they can please everyone. Any adult in their mature mind knows that them disappointing people is an inevitability. Only a narcissist thinks that they are God's Gift to people so it's possible to not disappoint them
@@anthonyrobertson3740 Except that's not what he meant, or how narcissists think. The narcissism in that is the manipulation, the mindset that everyone else is what's wrong not you
@@Gamersb3stfri3nd That is not what he said. He said, "Every choice I make, every thing I do, I disappoint somebody." which goes in line with what the OP said. Basically he said that he can't do anything without disappointing someone. He is overworked and wants to be more for his children and wife but can't because of his asshole of a boss. Whenever he tries to do something for his children and wife, the boss plops some big project that needs his immediate attention and be done within the week, destroying all his plans. Because of this, he gets frustrated when people ask stupid questions(like going to the restroom) and nagging about how he doesn't do enough. He does a ton. He is treated like a bad father because he can't spend time with his family but that isn't his fault. Sure, when he actually gets the opportunity to fix all that, he abuses the power, and that made him fast forward through his life. Now, the message is to try your hardest to spend as much time with your family and put their needs before your own. But they set it up poorly. He DOES work his ass off so that he CAN spend more time with the family. His asshole boss is the whole reason why he can't do anything because he never gives him anything, promotion, raise, vacation days, etc.
@@anthonyrobertson3740 or hes suffering from depression and sees everything hes trying to do only leads to failure so he tries expressing it and armchair psychologists all try to diagnose it as narcissism because they watched a youtube video one time
Click: be nice to your family.
Cinemasins: and I took that personally.
I get that from finding nemo without a single adult or juvenile joke. But yeah, cinemasins was terrible with this.
5:15 his name is morty because mor is the latin root for death. Ding!
9:47 why don't I have an emergency Twinkie in my pocket??
Zombieland vibed
This is one of the very few movies that actually made me cry when i was younger 😢
I watch it as an adult and it still gets to me.
Omg! Me too! Although, this video was a fair assessment and deserved all the sins it got. 😉😊
Seeing this at 12 years old it gave me a deep understanding of how precious time is in all of our lives.. something I didn't actually appreciate until my young life crisis at 25.. how many sins do I get for that ?
Easily my personal favorite Adam Sandler movies. Definitely the movie's tone shifts heavily throughout, and it ends up being one of the most emotional movies I've ever seen.
If you dislike this movie, then of course I respect your opinion.
There is nothing wrong with click. It is perfection
I don't understand why the critics think every peice of media that we consume has to be an Intelligently constructed masterpiece with some masterfully illustrated plot. Adam Sandler pausing time to take a stomach fart into his boss's face is funny and I don't care what anyone says. We all know it's stupid, I'm just watching it for a cheap laugh. I don't care if the ending is beyond predictable and the plot is filled with toilet humor every step of the way. It's just stupid humor and I like it.
It’s a video, people. Chill tf out.
De-aged Henry Winkler looked pretty damn good in my opinion
Nowhere near as surprising as de-aged Kurt Russell in GOG 2.
I agree with cinema sins Not every parent hast to make it to every single game or recital my mother is a single mom she didn’t even make it to half of my basketball games when I was a kid and missed quite a few concerts for choir and band but I don’t blame her
Same, I try.my absolute best and make it to 98% of stuff but there's always the odd occasion where there's a clash and it can't be avoided
Frankly I preferred it when they weren't there. Had horrible stage fright, and them being there just made it worse.
I don't get why CinemaSins contradicts themselves and says he is not a good guy about a minute later
My dad is great, but he didn't go to any of my things when I was a kid.
I was severely disappointed in this movie after watching it for the first time, though I won’t lie, I did tear up when he chased after his son in the parking lot. That really hit home for me. And him saying bye to his father…🥺 oh sh*t…there I go again 😭
Never heard of this film before, but am now tempted to seek it out just for that dad scene everyone's going on about.
Man the moment he yelled at his dad hit so much but at the end with his son holding him in the rain always makes me cry
Finally, I thought you would never sin this movie.
They need to make Click 2
@@aheartonfire7191 it would never survive this era of wokeness and chances are it would be ruined by having a horrible female lead pushing THE MESSAGE, to suit the comedy
Much like a lot of romcoms do these days and movies like What Men Want remade from What Women Want
@@ninjanibba4259 What Women Want sucks tho imo.
@@samuellaakso7012 I haven’t seen it but I saw What Men Want cuz Taraji was in it, I realized afterwards that it was a remake, it was terrible, I’d have to see the other one to make full criticism
@@ninjanibba4259 based comment
After my mom, sister and I saw this on DVD rental, my mom went upstairs to her room. We thought nothing of it. Then my dad came home late from work and went up stairs, and we heard my mom crying. My dad works a lot so the movie really hit home for her.
This movie has a halfway decent message, "Don't fast forward through your life."
But suffers from the question, "who would use the Fast Forward button when they could Pause instead?"
Completely broke my Suspension of Disbelief as a teenager, and as an adult find the protagonist totally irrelatable.
I literally just popped this DVD in and then got this notification mere seconds after
There's this movie called "For Richer or Poorer" with Kirstie Alley and Tim Allen. It's one of those movies they'd play on the weekends on TBS. The first 3 mins has shots of adding machines, price tags and credit card machines.
Made me think of y'all!
I had it on VHS! Kirstie alley was still so pretty at the time they made it
One of my childhood guilty pleasures tbh. It’s so cute ❤️
18:25 Having been an extra in an Adam Sandler movie (Sandy Wexler), I can relate to this joke SO well.
This was a very good movie! Don't let this satirical nitpicking of the film deter you from watching.
Man, I haven’t watched this movie in years but I remember the ending messing up as a kid. It made me so sad lol.
I never considered the "Angel of Death" being called Morty as a nod to morticians taking care of the dead, until now. Mostly because I actively avoid watching this movie, unless I'm looking to cry therapeutically
Really? Mort is just a death word.
Mortician
Mortus
Mortality
Mortified
The word mort means death.
7:52 Ian from Shameless? Wow, i forgot you were in this movie.
You where the first channel on CZcams I subscribed when I was on highschool, now I'm a Doctor in medicine, always love your videos !
Honestly I’m not saying this is a great movie, but I think it’s one of the better Adam Sandler ones from the 2000s
Factsssssss
13:34 the remote worked on Michael there because he pointed it at the mirror. Guess you weren't paying attention!
It's actually crazy because he was showing signs of multiple personalities throughout his life and no one called him out. You sinned it and I definitely agree lol
Look I like this movie, the concept is brilliant but the execution could’ve been better but I think they did a good job with it
I think with a universal remote control, this is about as creative you’re gonna get, now true sci-fi drama or fantasy with this, different story
I love the non-PC content in Sandler movies. He's the GOAT at this kind of stuff. Didn't like the mellow collaborations with other comedians in modern productions but early Sandler was great
I enjoy the running joke of only assholes eat apples. You guys have really come into your own, this one was hilarious. I loled at your memory of moving on Nyquil!!
When this movie made everyone cry is when it won everyone over so much that not even this sin video could hurt its legacy. Ain’t nothing wrong with this gem! 😂
I like the mini rants about fatherhood. As a retired Marine turned stay at home dad of 3, I understand.
12:30 you do have something to fast forward through this movie… it’s the remote control.
"He can bark in over six different languages."
"The fuck you say?"
"Much better than your stupid Human dog."
"Human. Dog."
Just about shat myself laughing.
even in 2022, that scene with him in the rain chasing after his son gets me........
7:47 F*CK U SAY😂😂😂
12:20 COMPLETELY forgot this is one of the films that serves as an example of Terry Crews loving to strut his stuff on camera.
12:38 is the only reason I remember this movie so that's soemthing.
I think the “good guy” label was based off intentions rather than actions. We see throughout the whole movie a guy busting his ass trying to give his family everything he never had, but the balance of work, family, self care just wasn’t there resulting in losing everything he worked to try and achieve.
My friend's parents recorded this movie at the theatre with a camera, and then burned it onto a disc. When labelling said bootleg disc, they mistakenly wrote the L right on top of the I, thus renaming the movie to 'Cuck', and i cannot think of it any other way anymore.
The sin for the dog barking in 6 languages is the loudest I've laughed at a sin in a long time. Followed up with the "human. Dog." bit was hilarious
I laughed way too much at the "Not anymore!" When the toy got ran over. 🤣
This movie is amazing
Also the rain scene definitely was sad and heart felt it did not miss the mark as you put it
Any movie scene with rain in it is sad. I mean when was the last time you watched a sad movie scene with a blue sky fluffy clouds and a balmy 22 degrees……No none at all 😂
@@ianrangers I know the end of that one Fast & Furious movie
@@TheRealSoftR Ok you win 😂
This movie always make me cry at the end
I cried like a baby with this movie.. so underrated 🍿
4:01 my ex-boyfriend always shouted with me like this when I was just nice and supportive girlfriend. I give an extra sin to the movie myself to reminded me to him.
Honestly, my biggest take away from this movie is they didn't consider the "He has a very serious mental illness" route at least once or twice. It also would have played well with the ending: "Did he get a second chance, or is he just imaging it"? But either way, the way is wife and kids respond to him... clearly he's completely changing character on an uncontrollable whim after a certain point.
I get it, views were changing by that point, but, it was 2004 ish, they probably didn't think too much of going down that route.
@@morganrussman2006 actually
For all the cheesy jokes and Adam Sandler...ness... this movie does deep down have a touching meaning.
I love when you do videos on movies I love! I adore this movie! You crack me up! 🤣🤣🤣
This movie was a real tear jerker at one point and I loved Adam Sandler even more
8:15 What you failed to realize Jeremy is that this is the setup of kid O’Doyle’s Joker origin story.
Yes, this kid does play the Joker. That’s Cameron Monaghan & he has played a version of the Joker in Gotham.
He literally mentions the kid being joker in the video
" who keeps the emergency Twinkie in their pocket?" And then proceeds to ask why don't they have an emergency one, great questioning your life choices!
6:50 I just ate a bagel and nearly lost my mind when you said that
17:55 You must've had a bad relationship with your father if you didn't take a sin off for this scene, and almost the same from 18:53 to 19:08. Shit, I still get a bit teary-eyed watching those scenes _specifically_
Christopher Walken was actually hilarious in this
I watched this movie when I was like 10 and it terrified me. Like to the point where I didn't watch it again for like 10 years. I genuinely thought this was a horror movie.
It starts out as a Comedy, ends up being a Dramatic Tragedy.
Your snow flakery is the best part of these
Movies and TV shows that try and paint a father as bad for being busy at work always aggravated me ..especially when the kids are obviously qell taken care of .. .parents work that's life
2:46 "It didn't make me grow up into a bitter judgmental asshole!".
I see what you did there.
7:39 1,000 sins for Jeremy's singing
Plus his NyQuil and star trek story both deserve a big fat SKIP!
2:40 ummmmm…
Fantastic work as always, CinemaSins! Jeremy’s rants are beautiful through this
8:54 I didn't think about it too much, but that momentarily bothered me too.
Regardless of Adam Sandler being the comedian actor who played dumb characters, Click and Reign On Me proves that he can work as a drama actor.
Also The Meyerowitz Stories
Also The Meyerowitz Stories
Punch Dunk Love, Uncut Gems, and Hustle too.
@@jeremiahhester6408 Hustle was great. As was Uncut Gems (though I was stressed out through almost the entire movie).
Yeah my mom cried in her room after we saw this movie. Go figure my dad was working late that evening
I watched this when I worked in a cinema and I was the only person in the theatre. I almost walked out, but I stuck it out and ended up crying so hard I had to take like, ten minutes to recover
As for parents not showing up…..my brother and I did pass and review, as completed Navy bootcamp on the same day and my folks no showed!!!
It’s funny how I will watch a movie for simple entertainment and enjoy it but then Cinema Sins makes a video on it and points out so many things that makes me question why I even liked it lol.