The Bottom Line
Pros
- Funny, touching, and not just the same old story
- Good performances from the entire ensemble cast
- Terrific collection of bonus features
- Commentary track with Sandler and Co. is pretty entertaining
Cons
- None worth noting
Description
- 4 deleted scenes (including another Terry Crews' singing scene)
- 'Make Me Old and Fat' - Preparing the actors to age and getting Adam Sandler into his fat suit
- 'FX of Click' - Inside the special effects of Click
- 'Design My Universe' - Figuring out the look of the future in the Click universe
- 'Cars of the Future' - Using chassis of GM cars, the effects department puts together new designs
- 'Humping Dogs' - Getting the Labrador to 'hump' on cue
- 'Director's Take' - The cast discusses director Frank Coraci (apparently the happiest guy on Earth)
- 'Fine Cookin' - More footage of Adam Sandler in the fat suit
- Commentary by Sandler, Coraci, writer Steve Koren and executive producer Tim Herlihy
- DVD Release Date: October 10, 2006
Guide Review - Click DVD Review
When Michael pays a visit to his local Bed, Bath & Beyond store to pick up a new remote control, he finds out what the 'Beyond' part of the store's name is all about. Store employee Morty (Walken) gives Michael the remote control of his dreams - one that will not only turn off and on his television, but will help him handle the day-to-day stress of married life.
At first, Michael's overjoyed with his new toy. Able to skip through arguments with his wife and dinners with the family, the special remote allows Michael to concentrate full-time on his job. But when the remote begins skipping over huge parts of his life, Michael realizes he's missing out on all the important things including watching his kids grow up and spending quality time with his wife.
