Click

Adam Sandler is one of my favorite actors. In addition to being a comedian, he is also a singer, a writer and a movie director. I enjoyed 'Wedding Singer' and '50 First Dates' which Drew Barrymore added value to, but all his films are worthwhile and it's difficult to decide which one is the best.

This time, I rented a DVD of his latest movie called 'Click' which was displayed in front of the store all around the register counters conspicuously. My partner watched it on a plane and thought it's the kind of movies I would enjoy watching, so he recommended it too. He is fond of foul language but not in a strong level, and I am fond of uncomplicated comedy movies, and we both love Adam's smart sense of humor.

Here it's a brief.
Michael Newman, played by Adam, has a beautiful wife and two kids. He works hard as an architect and neglects his family. One day, he happened to obtain a remote controller with which everything can be controlled. He started using it and getting the hang of fast-forwarding the annoying part from his life. As he uses it, his life turns to be harsh to him.

After watching the entire movie, I reflected my behavior and somehow regretted just like Adam did in the story. I felt like being grateful to everybody around me.
It's teaching us "family comes first".