Click (2006) - Family Comes First Scene (10/10) | Movieclips

Click - Family Comes First: As Michael (Adam Sandler) passes away, he shares what he has learned from skipping through his life.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Michael Newman (Adam Sandler) seems to have it all but his wife, Donna (Kate Beckinsale), is increasingly frustrated by the amount of time he has to spend at work. Michael cannot find time to be at home until he meets an eccentric inventor (Christopher Walken) who gives him a universal remote that controls time. At first he happily skips the boring times until he realizes the remote is in control of his life and he learns to cherish all the precious moments with his family.

CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2006)
Cast: Sean Astin, Kate Beckinsale, Adam Sandler, Christopher Walken
Director: Frank Coraci

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[josetaveras]

This movie actually taught me that you should cherish every moment with the people you love.

[marklupo]

This movie went from really funny to the whole theater crying their eyes out it was crazy. People knock this movie but it was really good and had a message in it

[SuperWiiBros]

It took me years to realize this was a christmas carol movie without Christmas theme

[_Cato_]

Love the part at 1:18 when Adam flips off Samwise Gamgee (I don't know the character's name). Teases him one last time but finally acknowledges that he's a good man who took care of his family when he was on autopilot all those years.

Touching scene.

[emrge]

This is one of Adam Sandler's best movies. From a comedy to a serious moral-worthy drama. Thoroughly enjoyed this movie :)

[thenewmodfather]

If people think Adam Sandler can’t do drama just watch this scene

[kal-el]

13 years later and this scene still makes me cry so much. This was such an emotional second and third act for a comedy.

[wilburger]

Why did Critics rate this 33% on Rotten Tomatoes!? This is one of the most emotional scenes I have ever seen.

[GLAPostalService]

I don't care about the *reviews*, this was underrated for a movie, this scene justifies it.

[ahmadreshardyaman]

The part when he was screaming "BEN!", That part got me right there! 😭

[machodgdon]

The environment. The score. The acting. Everything about this scene is perfection. I wish Adam Sandler would do more movies like this because he has so much potential as a dramatic actor

[Hand.]

"It's time to go."
That line gets me every time.

[DiegoGonzalez-vwqs]

When I first watched this scene it made me cry

[beefusmcwellington]

The only emotional Adam Sandler movie that makes me cry besides big daddy

[solomio]

Morals:
• Cherish every moment of your life
• Family comes first
• Be careful what you wish for

*This movie deserves an Oscar*

[ianschwalberg]

"I didn't make it to 200 but I love you"


Gets me everytime

[TheOnePistol]

How tragic would this movie had been if it just ended right after he died?

[Barrie]

This was a pretty underrated moment of Adam Sandler’s career. He needs to take on more dramas and less comedies. This film especially in the 2nd half of the movie made me realize on how good Adam Sandler could be when he gets the right dialogue.

[abdulazharr]

when he passed the note I started tearing up me and the homies never cried like that before 😭

[computerwiz]

I’ve scrolled through quite a few of these comments and I find it crazy that I haven’t seen any that mention the music!! That’s whats making this scene so, so emotional and heavy. Rupert Gregson-Williams went above and beyond with this score, particularly the cue in this scene, and it 100% gives the scene what it needs to be heart wrenching.