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Call-Back: To Billy Madison - this film also features a Jerkass Ginger kid by the name of O'Doyle.

Michael gets one of these, of a sort, when he sees how fat Ben has become by 2017.

Even worse when he goes into a coma for 6 years and loses ONLY the fat.

Due to lack of exercise (and his junk food binge-eating while working, which is pretty much all the time), one "fast-forward" of ten years takes Michael from Adam Sandler-sized to Morbidly Obese.

Near the end of the film, as he lies dying in the rain, he says to Samantha, "I didn't quite make it to 200 but I still love you."

Brick Joke: Early on in the movie, Michael's daughter Samantha asks him how long he's going to live and Michael says a throwaway line "I'll live for 200 years, is that long enough for you?".

Bratty Half-Pint: The neighbor's kid constantly goes out of his way to make Michael feel like a failure.

The second time is during a meeting with a Japanese corporation where Michael uses the setting to find out what they're really saying about his model design.

The first time is during the sensitivity training when Michael switches to the Spanish setting to amuse himself. Bilingual Bonus: Played straight and parodied with Michael playing with the language feature.It has a terrible effect for both of them Michael suffers a heart attack and Ben becomes morbidly obese. Michael, both before and during the time skip.Bad Future: Unsurprisingly, the cause of the main character's Heel Realization.When Michael decides to get naked in order for it to stop, Morty warns him there'll be only one place left for him to pull the remote out of, which convinces Michael to stop. Ass Shove: After Michael realizes that fast-forwarding through his life isn't so great after all, he tries several times to throw the remote away only for it to keep reappearing in different places on his body, on his other hand or on top of his head, for example.Amazingly Embarrassing Parents: Michael's parents constantly joke about his supposedly small penis.Everything happened, but Morty gave Michael a second chance. All Just a Dream: Or was it?! It wasn't.Adult Fear: Letting your life slip by you without noticing it, and seeing your own bad habits repeated and influencing your family, are things Michael would have dealt with even without the remote the remote just made it all happen so he could understand it.The story follows Michael's experiments with the device, as well as the consequences and lessons resulting.

To Michael's amazement, he finds out that the remote literally controls the universe, in particular allowing him to control time. Morty takes him to a room marked "Way Beyond" and gives him a universal remote control and warns that it can never be returned. At a Bed Bath & Beyond, Michael collapses onto a bed and falls asleep, before waking up and proceeding to the section marked "Beyond." There, he meets the mysterious Morty (Walken), who happens to be an eccentric inventor. One night, after Michael loses his temper at the amount of remote controls in the house, he goes in search of a universal remote control for his appliances. Ammer (Hasselhoff) and has little time for them. Michael loves his family, but is easily pushed around by his overbearing boss Mr. The film follows Michael Newman (Sandler), a married architect with two children.

It was released in North America on Jby Columbia Pictures and Revolution Studios. Click is a 2006 American dramedy film, directed by Frank Coraci and starring Adam Sandler, Kate Beckinsale, Christopher Walken and David Hasselhoff.