Category: Cinema 31
well, click stars Adam Sandler, who plays michael Newman, an arkatectual business man, he's married and has 2 children, and he finds there just aren't enough hours in the day to
juggle his family life, time with his wife, and his job.
He meets this angelic dude, who gives him this remote control, allowing him to pause, rewind his life to anytime he wants, and fast forward through the
boring bits of life. But the remote has it's own intelligence and tries to predict what Sandler's character will want to fast forward through. Soon he's
blowing through days, weeks, months, and in some cases, years at a time.
It has it's humorous moments, but it left something unfulfilled for me. I found when he fast forwarded so far into the future that he was at his son's wedding, which was at least 10 years into the future, a little much.
I would highly recommend watching it in dvs if and where available for the totally blind people in the croud, as somethings, particularly when Newman is rewinding and fast forwarding, can be hard to follow because they happen so quickly. The person I had describing it for me was even finding it difficult to keep up.
There ya go, not overly impressed, but Adam Sandler does always have the ability to make me laugh.
I'd give it a 3 out of 5.
not bad, I wouldn't pay to see it...but then again, I don't go to see movies. sounds ok though