When Adam takes acting seriously, he's really good. Like, his real talents are severely underused, like his singing skills (i.e. the wedding singer) and yes, acting skills. I know he's supposed to be the funny comedian, but as uncut gems and click has shown us, he can really give his best performances when needed.
the "it was just a dream" trope is usually an incredibly lazy bit of scriptwriting but in this story it's used as a way of allowing the main character to actually learn his lesson and learn from it. It's not a "haha no worries it was all just a prank," which is why the trope is so often disappointing. It makes sense given the supernatural nature of the content too.
@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 along with the one who gave it to him. He was simply given another chance, and this time he choose to not use it, and appreciate life as it came.
Ya gotta love how this movie starts you off laughing at immature and dated comedy, then turns around and sucker punches you with truly heart shattering emotional moments in the second half. This movie really resonates with me in particular, and I always think back to it when I'm letting my work get in the way of quality time with my loved ones too much.
I don't think it was really _"dated comedy"_ when it came out in 2006 .. which .. OH MY GOD .. WAS *17 YEARS AGO?!* ..... AHHHHHHH how tf did that happen? I feel like I hit the FF button myself!
Yeah, this is why i love 2000s comedies. They had the silly gags and nice humor, but also had morality lessons and good messages. This movie surprised me a lot and got me thinking about the way we treat some of our close people when we dont want to deal with them. We skip them, avoid them, and then one day they are gone and you wish you did not skip so many moments...but now it's too late. The scene with his dad walking out of his office was really powerful... Damn i wasted a lot of time in my life... This movie is deep...
I legit cried so hard when he was watching his father for the last time and it reminded of how I didnât know my grandparents were gonna have their last moments
I cried too, I said "I love you, good night." the night before my dad had a heart attack and I never saw him again or talked to him again. He passed away roughly 5 days later, I was young at the time so they didn't let me in the room.
@@MinuteMovies1 one of the few movies on your channel that didn't feel like an hour long shitpost or something of the sort, this movie genuinely made me feel something and the ending was wholesome and the covering was 10/10 keep up the good work
Two times I've watched this movie and I've cried both times. That last part where Michael gather all his family one last time and tell them that family always comes first no matter what which basically telling them not to end up like him, that really hit me so hard in the feels in so many ways. That entire scene was just a chefs kiss for me
imagine having that remote you hit pause rob a bank then click resume on time after doing it and the cops have no clue cause the cameras were paused during the robbery
The remote is still awesome though, the only bad thing about it was the fast foward. Everything else about it is actually pretty cool, he can pause time to give himself more time to do things. He can understand different languages. The remote is awesome but it was used in the wrong way.
That bit at the end with the âJames I know youâre watching this videoâ really caught me off guard, I am in a pitch black room and I hear this so yeah naturally I do what he says
instead of fast-forwarding everything he could have accomplished everything by pausing time. Pause time to do work. Turn it in and then he spends his unpaused moments with his family. This way he wouldn't waste his life away with a fast forward.
He probably hates his job and just wants the promotion, which is why he doesn't even want to actually put in the effort to work. Of course, it is still better to pause, because skipping means missing out on your already limited life.
@@enzonline8896 yeah after realizing you can just pause time for all the stuff you can do by yourself that brings up the question: What's the moral of this movie again? Also by not pausing time you are spending all your time working unpaused when you could have spent time with your family. Isn't the the message of the movie? Or I guess it was the message, but what is it now after realizing you can just pause time for moments you have to do work by yourself.
I remember when I saw this in theaters with my dad. On the drive home I saw tears going down his face. That was the ONLY time I've ever seen my dad cry. My brothers and I asked him why and he said it reminded him of his dad who passed away just a year prior.
this is one of those movies which i did not expect to make me sad. The saddness i experienced from this movie was different from any other movie, as it was making me sad about how adam has wasted his life away and must now suffer in his drastically changed life in the future without experiencing the events which led up to that point, and it also made me think about my life, and how I am scared to experience the same thing adam does when he gets older.
I remember first seeing that part in the rain in the theaters as a kid and fucking breaking down into tears. I don't know what it was about it, but it just hit me so hard.
My father died the year this came out. The first time we went out as a family after that, we went to watch Click. The moment in which Sandler collapsed in front of his family was eerily similar to how my father had died. Very crushing movie experience, but probably the most emotion a Billy Madison film had ever garnered from the audience.
I know. This is the only movie I've ever cried during. The moment when he collapses to the ground, reminds me when my dad was dying of cancer, unable to move and in constant pain.
Stop time become a god edit: I'm losing likes- what will I do.. that's it- to the final resort... don't let this comment section distract you from the fact that bungee gum has both the properties of rubber and gum
"ZA WARUUDDDOO!" Kids: "Dad, please. You've teleported the coin behind me at least 40 times now after screaming that. It was cool at first, now it's annoying and boring."
This movie is so well made. And very underrated. Such a creative original concept for a film and execution was great. Though for anyone who has lost a parent it becomes really tough to watch. This film makes me miss my father so much which is why I've put it on the shelf indefinitely. It's a great movie but I don't think I could watch it again
My theory is that the guy just wanted to show Adam Sandler the future he will have if he keeps going as he is and it had been skipping just so he can get it over with faster.
Once I found out that work got done, it`s like a free level up. He just focused on dumb shit. Also, wtf is this remote that skipped over all the good parts of every day that he wouldn`t`ve skipped over himself? It`s better to not get into it too much. Like if he can pause and move around and affect the paused world - there`s a superpower right there. It`s more of a metaphor.
I always found it weird, why didn't he just rewind his 3 min "exercise" till he did it right? IMO, a pause feature alone would be enough for me, just for endless thinking time, can scout ahead, can "teleport" in the eyes of others, explore the world without fear
@Mr. Obvious that's a lot harder to do than you think. If I paused time for 12,000 hours (sounds insane right?) That's still only 500 days. About a year plus a couple months. I'll be damned if you actually need 12k hours of freetime
This is the first movie I ever cried to, since then I have spent years thinking I was the only person to cry to this, today I finally realised that A LOT of people cried watching it
I watched this movie with my grandma after my grandpa passed away late 2021 and I've never cried in a movie before and I've seen the movie 2 times before but the ending where they are all out in the rain and he dies. It's one of the most sad endings ever and legit I cried. Really shows how the movie isn't meant to make you feel good but to make you think
Damn man, you brought back memories of this movie and now I'm crying just remembering it. Good shit. I have all those stupid recap channels with the VO in my recommendations now because I binged all your shit. Keep up the good work. You're the best of them by a long shot. I wish you'd go back to your older stuff and do longer videos about the movies you obviously care a ton about. I think we'd all like to get to know you better.
This reminds me of A Christmas Carol when Sandler loses control of his time control powers. A mental intervention where he sees his past, present and even what could happen if he continues down the path he walks, up to and including his death. Like Uncut Gems and Hotel Transylvania, it can get pretty emotional.
No joke this one of the best Adam Sandler movies. It kinda makes us appreciate having a family and teaches us how important it is to spend time with our loved ones while they're still there.
12:44 dude... we're in the future O.o Also a cool fanfic would be that Morty is basically Morty from Rick and Morty since he has that super timey tech.
I absolutely LOVE the scenes with the bratty neighbor kid!!! When my kids were little (under 10) we lived in a low-income apartment complex...so there were a LOT of brats around. The two kids I truly hated got the passive-aggressive version of me, and let's just say...I would have run over the robot dog, too! đ
This film really brings me back.. I remember this being one of the first movies I watched with my dad at the cinema as a little kid. He'd always lean in and translate what the characters were saying, cause I didn't really speak English at the time. I remember him being sad at the end of it, which was probably the only time I can ever recall of him being sad or at the brink of tears. The next time I'd see this film was when the pandemic first started. The ending parts, where the guy got estranged from his dad, because he was on autopilot and only focused on work and the dad ended up passing, really hit me deep. And it was even harder to see him out in the rain, dying as he told his kids how much he loved them. I just cried my eyes out and later on realized what it was, that my dad felt after we left that cinema all these years ago.
I know it's not perfect and people hate the ending, but I actually really like this film and its message. Enjoy the now and the people around you, because the time you live is short and you should live in the moment. The ending made me cry as a kid actually. Had that been it this would have been a very depressing film.
@@billjoe7036 Well, they can't accuse a man of such an impossible feat. Do you have an idea how weird it would look in court? Even if there were evidence (the DNA tests), it would be so ridiculously impossible to do, that they would probably dismiss it.
oh, ok. sorry about that. people have been roasting me about my name for 3 weeks now, so i just assumed the worst instantly. so sorry about that... really am...
Considering this isn't the first time Christopher Walken's played the angel of death there's nothing really stopping this from being in the same universe as The Prophecy movies.
" *If you could control time?* " Me: I would go to a town with no people and start fighting with an edgy guy in his 20's with his blue fighter-friend that screams " *ora-ora* "
Wow this is actually a good movie. If you just fast forward everything you miss out on everything in life. Sure, you can skip the bad parts but you also miss the good. Itâs a package deal that comes with living. Besides, you can only have good moments if you have bad ones first.
Damn dude, I thought the message of family was more important was enough and a famn good ending, but giving him that 2nd chance really brought it all together, great movie
What if you could control time? Boys: Stop time to play around Men: Stop time to troll an American and his Japanese grandson, an Egyptian, a Frenchman, the American's grandson's friend, and a dog A guy that's always in #2: rewind time Legends: Start a drug cartel Gods: Speed up time
You know, one of these times, I'd love to see one of these movies where the person who is given the power/new more awesome life just... actually does well with it. Then you get the angel entity getting increasingly agitated as the person deviates from "the schedule" more and more.
i would still keep the remote. the key is to never use it for skipping moment but to pause or make other moments more enjoyable and long. like if you ever find you son being bullied you can pause and pants all the bullies and bam suddenly you have made a perfect moment that can cause no harm
I got to 2:09 and then faintly remembered my dad telling me that there was some story where a man found a universal remote while in bed bath and beyond a long time ago.
When Adam takes acting seriously, he's really good. Like, his real talents are severely underused, like his singing skills (i.e. the wedding singer) and yes, acting skills. I know he's supposed to be the funny comedian, but as uncut gems and click has shown us, he can really give his best performances when needed.
Honestly Adam is the closest we will get to a shit poster in Hollywood
Don't forget reign over me
Adam can even make you cry for his character
Whoâs Adam?
@@tyreecewilliams8432 Adam Sandler. The MC of the movie.
This movie is still the only movie ive ever cried watching and i dont even know how
same its the only one
Wtf?
Same. And it's an Adam sandler movie!
Same. This and chappie.
the scene where he yells at his dad :(
the "it was just a dream" trope is usually an incredibly lazy bit of scriptwriting but in this story it's used as a way of allowing the main character to actually learn his lesson and learn from it. It's not a "haha no worries it was all just a prank," which is why the trope is so often disappointing. It makes sense given the supernatural nature of the content too.
similar to "it's a wonderful life"
@@braevinmaund1210 yea well except that this movie is actually good
Doesn't seem like it was just a dream. Since the remote randomly appeared back in his home.
@@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770 along with the one who gave it to him. He was simply given another chance, and this time he choose to not use it, and appreciate life as it came.
@@rphb5870 That's subjective. Personally, I like It's a Wonderful Life better, and so do most other people.
Ya gotta love how this movie starts you off laughing at immature and dated comedy, then turns around and sucker punches you with truly heart shattering emotional moments in the second half. This movie really resonates with me in particular, and I always think back to it when I'm letting my work get in the way of quality time with my loved ones too much.
So true, you can always earn more money but can never earn more time
Absolutely
I don't think it was really _"dated comedy"_ when it came out in 2006 .. which .. OH MY GOD .. WAS *17 YEARS AGO?!* ..... AHHHHHHH how tf did that happen? I feel like I hit the FF button myself!
Yeah, this is why i love 2000s comedies. They had the silly gags and nice humor, but also had morality lessons and good messages. This movie surprised me a lot and got me thinking about the way we treat some of our close people when we dont want to deal with them. We skip them, avoid them, and then one day they are gone and you wish you did not skip so many moments...but now it's too late. The scene with his dad walking out of his office was really powerful...
Damn i wasted a lot of time in my life... This movie is deep...
I legit cried so hard when he was watching his father for the last time and it reminded of how I didnât know my grandparents were gonna have their last moments
yeah and the fact that he was like i dont care about the coin trick broke my heart
I cried too, I said "I love you, good night." the night before my dad had a heart attack and I never saw him again or talked to him again. He passed away roughly 5 days later, I was young at the time so they didn't let me in the room.
yeah ngl that shit fucked me up too, reminded me of my grandma & how unexpected it was
Me too
@@australiankappa8123 damn, thats must be painful to remember :(
While i was watching this movie i was on an emotional rolercoaster, glad to see you covering it!
Same man!
I cried on the end
@@MinuteMovies1 I love this movie I was surprised to see you talking about it
This is one of the good ones
@@MinuteMovies1 one of the few movies on your channel that didn't feel like an hour long shitpost or something of the sort, this movie genuinely made me feel something and the ending was wholesome and the covering was 10/10 keep up the good work
"Family is everything"
It was on this day, Dom Toretto shed a tear and said 1 solitary word
"Family"
Two times I've watched this movie and I've cried both times. That last part where Michael gather all his family one last time and tell them that family always comes first no matter what which basically telling them not to end up like him, that really hit me so hard in the feels in so many ways. That entire scene was just a chefs kiss for me
imagine having that remote you hit pause rob a bank then click resume on time after doing it and the cops have no clue cause the cameras were paused during the robbery
"They are Japanese, they can't even wait to cook their fish"
That killed me xD
LMAO
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LMAO
The remote is still awesome though, the only bad thing about it was the fast foward. Everything else about it is actually pretty cool, he can pause time to give himself more time to do things. He can understand different languages. The remote is awesome but it was used in the wrong way.
It was used in the right way when he threw it in the bin tho
That's usually the plot of movies like these
Pretty sure this is the same type of argument for communism
@@recro9804 so true. Pure communism is the ideal civilization.
The fast forwarding is fine too.
Its the auto-adapting feature that makes it horrible
That bit at the end with the âJames I know youâre watching this videoâ really caught me off guard, I am in a pitch black room and I hear this so yeah naturally I do what he says
this is the one time i hate my name i got chills
@@James-rr1ul posted on my birthday too đł
Literally shook me, as my name is James. lol
14:06 "He reminds Ben that family is everything."
Dom Toretto:đ
instead of fast-forwarding everything he could have accomplished everything by pausing time.
Pause time to do work. Turn it in and then he spends his unpaused moments with his family. This way he wouldn't waste his life away with a fast forward.
But...that would make sense.
He probably hates his job and just wants the promotion, which is why he doesn't even want to actually put in the effort to work. Of course, it is still better to pause, because skipping means missing out on your already limited life.
bro, you just showed me a new way to see the movie.
Exactly.
@@enzonline8896 yeah after realizing you can just pause time for all the stuff you can do by yourself that brings up the question:
What's the moral of this movie again?
Also by not pausing time you are spending all your time working unpaused when you could have spent time with your family. Isn't the the message of the movie? Or I guess it was the message, but what is it now after realizing you can just pause time for moments you have to do work by yourself.
"what if you could control ti-"
Rob every store I could, immediately.
same
@UCU27tk77uK9FUqE9ssFyKuw bro...
I would go and kil- nvm
@@anti_vr1219 đ€š say what u were gon say
Ha I can control time
I remember when I saw this in theaters with my dad. On the drive home I saw tears going down his face. That was the ONLY time I've ever seen my dad cry. My brothers and I asked him why and he said it reminded him of his dad who passed away just a year prior.
this is one of those movies which i did not expect to make me sad. The saddness i experienced from this movie was different from any other movie, as it was making me sad about how adam has wasted his life away and must now suffer in his drastically changed life in the future without experiencing the events which led up to that point, and it also made me think about my life, and how I am scared to experience the same thing adam does when he gets older.
I remember first seeing that part in the rain in the theaters as a kid and fucking breaking down into tears. I don't know what it was about it, but it just hit me so hard.
Same
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My father died the year this came out. The first time we went out as a family after that, we went to watch Click. The moment in which Sandler collapsed in front of his family was eerily similar to how my father had died. Very crushing movie experience, but probably the most emotion a Billy Madison film had ever garnered from the audience.
RIP my condolences
HE STOPS TIME TO CLAP CHEEKS
I'm sorry for your loss. :(
R.I.P W dad
I know. This is the only movie I've ever cried during. The moment when he collapses to the ground, reminds me when my dad was dying of cancer, unable to move and in constant pain.
7:01 is why we are all here
6:55 **bonk**
I really like this summary. It's a great portrayal of what the movie was aiming to achieve. I wish that it had gotten more coverage.
you were stuffing the duck again weren't you?đ€Ł
"What if you could control time?"
Me: Slows time and becomes an Olympic runner
Stop time become a god
edit: I'm losing likes- what will I do.. that's it- to the final resort...
don't let this comment section distract you from the fact that bungee gum has both the properties of rubber and gum
pause time and run behind my enemies, poo on the ground and run back to unpause. That;s what we all strive for I think
@@captaincheeky3956 Sigma male
I agree
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"ZA WARUUDDDOO!"
Kids: "Dad, please. You've teleported the coin behind me at least 40 times now after screaming that. It was cool at first, now it's annoying and boring."
"Kiiing Crimson"
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Kakyoin didnât deserve what happened to him in this movie, he had a perfect plan Za Warudo is just stupid op.
Maido in Heaven
ZA WARUUDOOOOOO
TOKI WO TOMARE!
This movie is so well made. And very underrated. Such a creative original concept for a film and execution was great. Though for anyone who has lost a parent it becomes really tough to watch. This film makes me miss my father so much which is why I've put it on the shelf indefinitely. It's a great movie but I don't think I could watch it again
The he he boi at 5:05 đđ
Dunno why but I cannot resist clicking on any new video this guy uploads, even when I know I will be spoiling myself. Love your channel man
You're the best!
@@MinuteMovies1 Hey did you heard About the litalien chef who died he did pasta wayđđđđđđđđđđđđ
beautiful work champ
@@MinuteMovies1 Yes I am a joking champ
Me to
Ya' know, the remote wouldn't have been so bad, if it didn't automatically skip forwards on its own.
My theory is that the guy just wanted to show Adam Sandler the future he will have if he keeps going as he is and it had been skipping just so he can get it over with faster.
Once I found out that work got done, it`s like a free level up. He just focused on dumb shit. Also, wtf is this remote that skipped over all the good parts of every day that he wouldn`t`ve skipped over himself? It`s better to not get into it too much. Like if he can pause and move around and affect the paused world - there`s a superpower right there.
It`s more of a metaphor.
@@JPwendi I like that theory, maybe Morty helps those like him not make bad decisions like choosing work over family.
Mate you gotta understand, everything has a price.
@@JPwendi Thatâs the whole point of the movie
8:48 you forgot one of the funniest parts in the movie aka when he farts in his managers face
This movie is in the lines of pursuit of happiness. I love how this films makes you appreciate more and more as you realize how their story goes
i would be impossible to catch with that ability
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QUICK, NOW THAT IM EARLY THIS CAN GET 1,000 LIKES, HAHA!
If I had that, my life would be a jojo reference
Cringe
I always found it weird, why didn't he just rewind his 3 min "exercise" till he did it right?
IMO, a pause feature alone would be enough for me, just for endless thinking time, can scout ahead, can "teleport" in the eyes of others, explore the world without fear
You probably should watch the movie, when rewinding he is just brought back to see his past self and not actually rewinding time
@Mr. Obvious pause your aging *taps forhead*
@@deathbringer9893 big brain
@Mr. Obvious that's a lot harder to do than you think. If I paused time for 12,000 hours (sounds insane right?) That's still only 500 days. About a year plus a couple months.
I'll be damned if you actually need 12k hours of freetime
Well you could also dress up as a gay vampire, shout ZA WARUDO! everytime you pause time
14:20 im pretty sure everyone cried during that part
No?
I watched this movie a while ago, it changed me, and the ending made me cry. Great movie.
"what if you can control time?"
Me: having a sore throat of all the "ZA WARUDO" yelling
Hello fellow jojofan
yes yes yes yes YES
"They cant even wait for their fish to cook(sushi)" had me laughing lmfaoo
3:54 is like most savage and funny scene i ever seen
5:34 though
Lol
all the ogs remember thismovie this hit hard in a different way like think bout life way
Factual in the actual
Only movie to ever make me cry
@@foolishgambit5625 tbh there are tons. But treasuring my relationship with my family, ezpecially dad, is the best lesson I got from this.
@@foolishgambit5625 what About that other Adam Sandler movie with the kid that one gets me 2
@@xxo-deathshot-oxx2047 Do you mean Big daddy? with diver bob lol
Thanks Braham for Such an amazing content !!
Loves from the phillipines
But I'm not from Philipines
DIO Barando then for the whole world
Im from Philippines And I don't know what's going on or so BUT Ok
So DIO is here.. Suspicious...
AYEEE
6:06 IT WAS A MASSAGE
This is the first movie I ever cried to, since then I have spent years thinking I was the only person to cry to this, today I finally realised that A LOT of people cried watching it
"What if you can control time"
DIO, Kira, Diavolo, Diego: Yes.
Adam Sandler using the remote:
Jotaro: so it's the same stand as star platinum...
Also Pucci and Diego
Non-Canonically Funny Valentine too
Ngl, I think Adam Sandler from Click could beat all the jojos
@@atomnum9 I doubt it
@@ForgeofAule I know, tis joke
"Family is everything"
Dom toretto: Did i hear family?
"nothing is more important than family "
I watched this movie with my grandma after my grandpa passed away late 2021 and I've never cried in a movie before and I've seen the movie 2 times before but the ending where they are all out in the rain and he dies. It's one of the most sad endings ever and legit I cried. Really shows how the movie isn't meant to make you feel good but to make you think
12:36 this made me cry
I remember watching this. Itâs definitely strange. But Adam Sandler is a legend so đ€·ââïž
I loved this movie when i was a kid, i didn't even realized the message i Just really liked addam sandler
Agreed
are you fucking gandalf or are you just stating youâre him
I too am fucking gandalf
@@randomraccoon9792 lucky
Damn man, you brought back memories of this movie and now I'm crying just remembering it. Good shit. I have all those stupid recap channels with the VO in my recommendations now because I binged all your shit. Keep up the good work. You're the best of them by a long shot.
I wish you'd go back to your older stuff and do longer videos about the movies you obviously care a ton about. I think we'd all like to get to know you better.
This reminds me of A Christmas Carol when Sandler loses control of his time control powers. A mental intervention where he sees his past, present and even what could happen if he continues down the path he walks, up to and including his death. Like Uncut Gems and Hotel Transylvania, it can get pretty emotional.
I love this movie. The sound track was also very wholesome.
5:35 "Ahh, the signature look of superiority."
lol I lost it theređđ
"And then Sumdance, stuffing his duck⊠ahh, the signature look of superiority"
that dog is a trully sigma in developing
Reading this gave me cancer and chemo at once
@@heydoeradio7298 stfu because I actually laughed
and the impact of the rage of Sundance was priceless.
I was holding back tears when he yelled at his father and told him he new how the coin trick works
The grandpa killed my heart
Every movie does this and it hurts every time đ
Your commentary is hands down better than most on CZcams. Great sense of humor, keep at it đ
They don't want it like I want it
@@MinuteMovies1 HE RESPONDED
No joke this one of the best Adam Sandler movies. It kinda makes us appreciate having a family and teaches us how important it is to spend time with our loved ones while they're still there.
I watched this movie a long time ago so you know what itâs called?
@@Mrcursed1 movie name is Click
One of the most wholesome movie channels out there đ .
10/10 video. :)
Thank you so much đ
6:56 is the most relayed. Glad to see my bois at work
"FAMILY is everything"
- Micheal, Dom Toretto -
Gotta say, all these years later, the Beyond section in Bed, Bath, and Beyond is still an underrated joke
7:25 đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
"Bed, Bath, aaanndd... Beyond." đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł lmao
When he said "James I know you're watching this video" I got scared for a second tbh.
Same
This is the 4th video i've seen when someone has randomly announced the name "James" and it makes me flinch everytime
i thought i was being watched or smth
@@jamessomanader4647 Same lol
same bro
This movie was able to fit an important message, whilst making an entertaining movie bra-vo.
A more modern version of Itâs a Wonderful Life essentially. Nothing wrong with that.
Click is one of my favorite movies of all time. Never have I experienced a comedy this good that could make me cry.
One of my favourites, I've seen it like 5 times. Underrated movie.
Such an underrated movie, I still cry during the âfamily first!â Scene
12:44 dude... we're in the future O.o Also a cool fanfic would be that Morty is basically Morty from Rick and Morty since he has that super timey tech.
Shut up
@@theofficialskullsmith and?
In the exact time stamp it shows the grave and he died in 2021
To be honest I had the same thought, to bad this was way before Rick and morty tho
"Who would've thunk it"
Got me crackin up
I absolutely LOVE the scenes with the bratty neighbor kid!!! When my kids were little (under 10) we lived in a low-income apartment complex...so there were a LOT of brats around. The two kids I truly hated got the passive-aggressive version of me, and let's just say...I would have run over the robot dog, too! đ
This film really brings me back..
I remember this being one of the first movies I watched with my dad at the cinema as a little kid. He'd always lean in and translate what the characters were saying, cause I didn't really speak English at the time. I remember him being sad at the end of it, which was probably the only time I can ever recall of him being sad or at the brink of tears.
The next time I'd see this film was when the pandemic first started. The ending parts, where the guy got estranged from his dad, because he was on autopilot and only focused on work and the dad ended up passing, really hit me deep. And it was even harder to see him out in the rain, dying as he told his kids how much he loved them. I just cried my eyes out and later on realized what it was, that my dad felt after we left that cinema all these years ago.
What are your mother language?
wow, you've got your own whole movie from watching a movie...
"What if you could stop-"
_grabs steam roller_
Oh yeah its big brain time
5:34
BRO HE REALLY STUFFIN THE DUCK XDDDDDDDDDDD
I know it's not perfect and people hate the ending, but I actually really like this film and its message. Enjoy the now and the people around you, because the time you live is short and you should live in the moment. The ending made me cry as a kid actually. Had that been it this would have been a very depressing film.
If I had a universal remote, I'd stop time once, and the the entire next generation of humanity would be related to me
Well my friend, you've won a free one-way ticket to horny jail!
LMAO!
My man
I'm not sure if you realize you just implied you would use that remote to rape every woman on the planet...
@@billjoe7036 Well, they can't accuse a man of such an impossible feat. Do you have an idea how weird it would look in court? Even if there were evidence (the DNA tests), it would be so ridiculously impossible to do, that they would probably dismiss it.
"your father's Stereo Blows? that's too bad"
I STILL CAN'T HANDLE THAT FUCKING ROAST OMG!!! xD
@Rabbit-san well it's hell of a lot better than "Rabbit-San"
oh, ok. sorry about that. people have been roasting me about my name for 3 weeks now, so i just assumed the worst instantly. so sorry about that... really am...
The last moment he had with his dad is the first time a movie made me cry
"Everything in life is about CLAPPING, except CLAPPING. CLAPPING is about power."
>What if you could control time with just a remote
Let's just say Japan has thought me a thing or two for just this occasion.
seeing your comment made me remember the "anime" with the guy stopping time :))
Ah yes, the control that has the power to casually use The World, Bites the Dust, and King Crimson
I see you're a man of culture as well
@@MyDadJustLeftMeXD zawardo
@@paisen7653 bro I fucking love that one
i love how this person makes all my fears smoke crack and not be scary
Minute movies never fails to fill me up to the brim
Considering this isn't the first time Christopher Walken's played the angel of death there's nothing really stopping this from being in the same universe as The Prophecy movies.
" *If you could control time?* "
Me: I would go to a town with no people and start fighting with an edgy guy in his 20's with his blue fighter-friend that screams " *ora-ora* "
17 actually
Does he wear white
@@wonderofyou3174 he wears white in the next season but wears black before
"Nothing's more important than family"
Wait huh? Wasn't expecting Dom Torretto
bro when i watch your recaps, i laugh like there is no tomorrow đđ
14:26 I literally said F U out loud đđ
Alternate Title: What if you have the same type of stand as Star Platinum?
Who is the dude on your profile pic
@@neoduh Dazai Osamu from bungou stray dogs
Wow this is actually a good movie. If you just fast forward everything you miss out on everything in life. Sure, you can skip the bad parts but you also miss the good. Itâs a package deal that comes with living. Besides, you can only have good moments if you have bad ones first.
2:04 rip Bed Bath & Beyond
Damn, that scene in the end with his dad crying broke my heart
Damn dude, I thought the message of family was more important was enough and a famn good ending, but giving him that 2nd chance really brought it all together, great movie
What if you could control time?
Boys: Stop time to play around
Men: Stop time to troll an American and his Japanese grandson, an Egyptian, a Frenchman, the American's grandson's friend, and a dog
A guy that's always in #2: rewind time
Legends: Start a drug cartel
Gods: Speed up time
@Soviet Union Catholic gay priest:speeds up time to the singularity point to reset the universe
Joseph isnât American, heâs British
You know, one of these times, I'd love to see one of these movies where the person who is given the power/new more awesome life just... actually does well with it. Then you get the angel entity getting increasingly agitated as the person deviates from "the schedule" more and more.
"Oh shit, I can." is the best line ever
0:51 violation
If this didnât all happen in a dream, this movie wouldâve been the most tragic story in a movie ever
That bit at the end with the âJames I know youâre watching this videoâ really caught me off guard since it's also my name, so naturally I did
The way say "boi" always makes my days
"What If You Could Control Time?"
Oh boy I don't think you want to ask that there is SO many thing I could do with that ability
i would still keep the remote. the key is to never use it for skipping moment but to pause or make other moments more enjoyable and long. like if you ever find you son being bullied you can pause and pants all the bullies and bam suddenly you have made a perfect moment that can cause no harm
I got to 2:09 and then faintly remembered my dad telling me that there was some story where a man found a universal remote while in bed bath and beyond a long time ago.