What would you do if you were handed a special remote control with the power to fast-forward through fights with your spouse, press a button and put annoying people on mute, relive your favorite memories, and speed ahead in time to see what happens to your family? In Adam Sandler and director Frank Coraci's latest comedy, Click, Sandler stars as a hard-working family man who purchases a universal remote with that type of magical power from a kooky gadget guy played by Christopher Walken. Read On...

Adam Sandler and Frank Coraci on Click, Their Friendship, and the Film's Theme

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Click Trailer and Video Clips

Adam Sandler Resources / Kate Beckinsale Resources

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Box Office Report - June 16-18
Disney/Pixar's animated family film Cars was able to hold off the Jack Black wrestling comedy, Nacho Libre, and finish in first. Despite a second place finish in its opening weekend, writer/director Jared Hess' sophomore effort (Napoleon Dynamite was his first feature film) managed to pull in $28 million. That's not at all shabby considering the budget for the film was just $25 million. The third and please make it final Fast and the Furious movie did surprisingly well considering it was Paul Walker-less and opened without much pre-release publicity.

Top 10 Films for the Weekend Ending 06/18/06:
1) Cars - $33,731,634
2) Nacho Libre - $28,309,599
3) Fast and the Furious: Toyko Drift - $23,973,840
4) The Lake House - $13,616,196
5) The Break-Up - $9,831,145
6) X-Men: The Last Stand - $7,820,253
7) Garfield A Tail of Two Kitties - $7,288,977
8) The Omen - $5,640,849
9) The Da Vinci Code - $5,266,560
10) Over the Hedge - $4,339,015
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