Now an antrano Letterboxd user fan would expect a Like on this piece of Kino but I decided to watch this on a day my brain was not functioning (I still liked it I just don’t think I had the capacity to produce thoughts about it enough to reasonably Like it)
I’ll #dobetter
Click is a poignant, introspective exploration of the biggest fear of every father: losing time with your family (or fast-forwarding through boning your hot wife). Out of all the films I’ve watched, no examination into human sadness has been revealed as well as Click does it.
I think the reason why Click clicks so well with its audience is because Michael (Adam Sandler) is a relatable Everyman - dealing with balancing work and life, freezing time to fart in his boss’s…
I went and saw this on the big breen, with the highest quality sound and visuals as Neil Breen would’ve wanted. Neil Breen masterfully captivates his audience through epic explosions and fight scenes, and even CGI animals. I especially loved scenes where a character would walk into frame, and then not say anything and then walk out.
Every minute of this film was delightful, from the hypnotising tension between Cade (Neil Breen) and the blonde doctor (Nicole Butler), the fractured…
