So you are implying that watching Joel’s videos is a form of eternal torture?

@@SmoothTurtle840 haha. could be. Though I actually haven't seen any of his videos in a long time because I told KZfaq to stop recommending them. I guess KZfaq is a little more user-friendly than Adam Sandler's remote.

@@nooneofconsequence1251 Yup, except sometimes KZfaq will just try to slip in a couple videos into your recommended that don’t fit your viewing preferences whatsoever.

@@nooneofconsequence1251 not really. i used to watch 2 youtubers religiously but then skipped their videos because of trigger warnings and then youtube never recommended me to them again (i'm still subscribed to them btw). but if i watch one video from a new channel youtube starts bombarding me with recommendations. so i agree with your comment lol

Click - Meta before it's time.

"I hate my wife." "Father I cannot click the book."

"I'm gonna make my kid play ball with this random child--oo, but I gotta discipline him, and I'll cheer my child on when his ball hits this kid in the face, thereby teaching him 'strength' and 'dominance'." It's a wonder that Michael's kid didn't turn out to be a douche bully as an adult

Omg... you guys are massive twats lmfao Get bent soybois

@@GaydolfShitler you call people "soybois", how the hell did you get to this channel lol?

@@retardwithfas3745 nope, its Soy boi

I think you could definitely make an argument for the original story Click is based on (The Magic Thread) to be about an inability to tolerate the present moment. In The Magic Thread, the boy is the son of a widow, so there's some trauma in the past. He has maladaptive daydreaming, and doesn't pay attention in school, which can be a common trauma response for children. We create stories in response to the world we live in; it would be really interesting to read about what life was like around that time to cause this to be a story people wanted children to internalize.

ALSO sorry, congrats on being clean from heroin! Kicking heroin is one of the hardest things a human can do, and you did it!

yeah when i was in the depths of my weed addiction i was just using it to skip time, literally. because i dont remember anything when i smoke if i smoke 24/7 then i'll skip time, the logic goes.

Is that shit lit tho?

@@kickflip_3 fuck yeah, wouldn’t have been a problem if it didn’t slap

At least he did the extra 4 seconds

I was thinking to myself, how about talking about the deleted scenes? You know, scenes that apparently weren't "good" enough to make the final cut. But we did get an entertaining song instead.

I hate it 20 minutes in feels like an hour

@@mclovinpo Tell me about it bro

@@mclovinpoYou know you can change the video speed….slow it down some more lol.

the president would be proud

@@SammEater lol wat

@@charbo187 Hah I made you laugh, didn't I? That worked better than this entire movie.

@@SammEater sorry, but no one laughed, you just look like an antisemite rn

@@SammEater 1944 called and asked for their jokes back

Ok, let's explore that idea.

@@FirstLast-le2rf Part Two A Christmas Carol

@@the_chosen_one5642 nah let's explore the idea of washing that guy's balls

Has Adam Sandler learned not to be an asshole though? Are there consequences for being an asshole in the movie? If I remember the movie correctly, there are only consequences for skipping through unpleasant phases of his life. He does not see the child he torments grow up to be a psychopath or something like that. Like at the end, where he decided to teach his daughter calculus early is supposed to be heartwarming, because he has accepted she will eventually learn about sex. But I don't remember seeing any reason to believe she will be dumb. Adam Sandler just believes pretty women are dumb; still an asshole.

@Stellvia Hoenheim only the most intellectual argument, thank you

I feel sorry for this hypothetical person, even more if it's actually you

Damn I'm 19

imagine growing up in a sex negative environment and then Adam Sandler is telling his 7 year old daughter to never learn about sex and put her boobs away

Very specific

⁠@@minnie7453terally 😭 and it never was any different, in vast majority of movies, always girls taught and said to never learn or ever do sex when they grow up and to be pure and to never ever show skin, while boys could, which ima be honest is weird too cause I feel like sexualizes boys as well. Let’s leave children and their future sex lives alone please.

i don’t know why this doesn’t have more likes, i think this is a genius analysis

The beauty of argumentative writing. You can support almost anything given you provide the evidence. I do agree it’s definitely one way to look at the movie, though I think it’s far away from whatever they were going for

While your interpretation is interesting, I feel it doesn't really fit for a single reason, and that's because a lot of the plotline isn't consensual. As in he actively fights against what is happening with the remote, but the remote is doing things completely on it's own despite his protests. The drug analogy stops working there, because while addiction is a thing, it's still a consensual thing where a person chooses themself whether or not to do the drug, and people are capable of quitting an addiction if they've had enough of it. He has literally no free will over the remote control at all though. It's completely out of his control at that point. For this analogy to make sense someone would have to be literally forcing drugs inside of him against his free will while he's screaming for them to stop.

@@sardonicus1739 While I agree, it's what I meant by "He has moments of sobriety, lucidity, where he realizes the problem, but it's never enough to actually break the cycle." In my experience, addiction isn't something I was unaware of, I recognized it, even screamed at myself to stop, and yet... I wasn't able to resist the impulse that drove me to the same acts I wanted to stop. The only thing that forced it upon me was myself, and yet I was also the victim, asking myself to stop. It's was a feeling of being trapped by the very substance I knew was prolonging that impulse, which inevitably continued the cycle when used. Is the substance the cause? Or are you? You do it to yourself, and yet it's not as though you want to continue. Is a choice still yours, when something else compels you to act? Yet you chose to give it that power in the first place.

​@@djempathicmind8317 That's just it though. What you're describing is still different than his scenario, because he genuinely had no choice. People can quit addiction. My grandma quit m3th after doing it for 30 years, and her doing so shows that it's possible with the will power. You're still making you do that stuff even if it's because you're addicted. You're still in control over yourself. You still can quit even if you don't have the self control to quit alone by simply choosing rehab. He literally has no free will at all in this scenario. There is LITERALLY no such thing as quitting in his scenario, cause he has no personal autonomy over the situation at all. It's literally an act completely and utterly out of his control. While you can keep acting like you had no free will at all in the manner, that's simply not true because people can quit. You could have in that moment of lucidity gotten some help. You could have chosen to throw it down the toilet and go to rehab, but ultimately you chose the addiction over help. I simply don't see something that someone has literally no control over at all as being the same as something you feel compelled to do, but can ultimately choose to not do with self control. In fact I think treating drugs in this manner creates a self fulfilling prophecy and a terrible mindset, because if you believe there's nothing you can do, you won't chose to do anything cause you already chose a self defeating attitude, and because of that I really don't like this comparison. It glorifies the self defeating attitude that makes people not even try to quit an addiction.

I'm pretty sure that was a Simpson's episode.

Sounds like a much better movie

I'm so sorry you had to find out the truth

That would have been better than this trashy film. Not even saying it hypothetically, I would prefer to watch that film.

Sounds more like Land of the Lost, except that was Will Ferrall and not Adam Sandler.

It's giving me Donald Trump vibes 😬

@@KhayJayArt Same!

It's really very uncomfortable, especially since the movie never does anything to frame his sexualizing her as a bad thing

who cares

Wait what

Don’t know if you were aware of this, but Adam Sandler said goodbye to his real life dad around the time he filmed that scene so it hit him on a personal level Or so I’ve heard

@@BlazePiffington Makes sense, I feel like Adam Sandler only plays himself. He thinks being a misogynistic creep who's got a daughter fetish is normal, but at the same time he also does have feelings for things like the death of his father. The flaws and upsides of his movies could just be contributed to his irl personality imo

@@l.2620 yes, I see what you’re saying, during happy Gilmore It was probably passable, but now… Yeah, it’s worn out it’s welcome. Not to mention there was some supposed plagiarism with this movie click. And what’s the last movie Adam Sandler did? Pixels… Which borrowed the same idea from the Futurama episode.

oh my gosh, i totally agree. I watched this movie like last week for the first time and i utterly hated it but that one scene was so hard to watch it was just horrible. it depressed me all day the next day. its a horrible movie but that one scene is done a little TOO well. I wish I never watched it lol

The main criticism I have of that scene is that, of course, in order for his family to really mean something to him, only his male relatives are in that scene.

Ok ren and simpy

BEEFISBURGERS Dude wtf does this mean? 😂

Pineapples ok

BEEFISBURGERS Fine then, keep your secrets 🤷🏻‍♀️

And all I can think of is how many brain dead idiots would be incapable of seeing it's gross. Even when the grossness is fundamental to the comedy in the first place. 😂 God we're surrounded by such pussies.

Or, more specifically "Menschenskind, ein bewegendes Bild!'

@@leahsander5490 Lol thanks, I'm out of practice

@@leahsander5490 Das überrascht mich nicht, Deutsch ist eine sehr präzise Sprache.

@@user-cw3yc3yk3h Präziser als die meisten zumindest, ja.

"But as if a magic lantern threw the nerves in patterns on a screen" -TS Elliott

Why doesn't everyone see it......?

that line goes so hard and I love hearing it every time I watch this video

It's kind of insensitive to anyone who actually feels no joy and wants to die. It's not very progressive. This big Joel guy needs to do better. I found this joke to be in very poor taste, and it sets Joel up as a very unlikable character who can openly joke about something as serious depression, with seemingly no self-awareness.

@@noodlebrains2689 Or he is projecting it as humor, but movies and media of this vein may actually trigger a sense of nihilism about how it relates to the larger society that creates and consumes it? There's plenty out there that makes me wonder what the point is, if only briefly. Speaking as someone who has experienced much depression in my life as well. Deep thinkers often do. Know I'm not alone with that sentiment.

He is a misogynist because he criticizes a woman who cheated on her partner???

He cannot rewind and change the past. As a choice for the movie, this type of time travel is a headache (because you have to set up if there are alternate universes and stuff) and fits mostly science fiction and fantasy movies. Also he could just revive his father. It is implied that the rewind function is only there for viewing your life in retrospect. Now as for the pause function you are totally right. Given that when pausing he can actually do stuff that impacts the world (like farting in Hasselhoff's mouth) he could just as well finish his work and get the promotion faster. However, as with changing the past, pausing time and being able to do work in that paused time is a cheat mechanic too.

He cannot rewind and do the past again, the message of the movie is that you cannot retrieve the passed time

This argument reminds me of the justice league eating dinner. Why doesn't the flash just use his super speed and do the dishes super fast? Well, he argues, he still has to do the dishes. Just because it's fast, doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Pausing vs fast forwarding in click feels like that. Sure I can pause and do the work, but i have to do the work. Fast forward, I don't experience that.

Karl Marx saw click he would turn to Adamn Sandlet and say " I should do what you do, and you... should wash my balls!"

That's why he's so big, to ask and answer all these big questions.

Ewww gross.

Seriously, how is this not the top pinned comment!!

@@wj2429 what

It is a black mirror episode

I can hardly think of a worse insult to Black Mirror than that... or of a less deserved compliment to Click.

Adam Sandler and Black Mirror are two things that DO NOT mix!

@@ittixen yeah, click is actually good

It’s actually an episode of Goosebumps, like the clicker and all.

This is a late reply, and while I haven't watched Click pretty much since it came out, yeah one of the plot points that I distinctly remember is that him fast forwarding to his promotion is meant to be the culmination of his actions and behavior that were set up from the very start of the movie, before ever getting the remote. He was already putting off activities with his family, choosing work over spending time with his kids and letting life pass him by with the mindset that it was 'just until he gets his promotion' and that things would change and be better when he got it-- that he'd make up for the lost time then. I have very mixed feelings about Click because while I really do dislike most of the humour in it, if you strip all of that out you're left with a genuinely interesting story idea that could have been good. It's one of those movies where I'm glad I watched it, but I have zero interest in ever watching it again.

That’s a poignant point! It’s great brain food to chew on, so to speak lol. I also have poor mindfulness habits and this made the little man sitting at the console of my brain point and go ‘hey waIT’ lol And then you made me bark with laughter lol. Just one short HEAH lol. Well done

yes this perfectly worded my one problem with this analysis!

You can really tell that these people don't live in the real world.

That's so true

This is my least favorite thing about movies. The characters all talk about how they're strapped for cash while living in an aesthetic 3 story house with hundreds of dollars of quirky bedrooms knickknacks and enough clothes to dress the entire neighborhood. It's so cheesey.

@@Mezelenja it turns out that some upper middle class people really do live above their means. With the whole Corona thing and people losing their jobs, I read this news article about how this guy had his dream job for over 10 years at a country club, but got laid off due to the epidemic. He then talks about how he litteraly doesnt have enough money to pay the bills the next month even though before he talks about giving his family a very comfy life. The amount of upper middle class people living "paycheck to paycheck", holding up this facade of middle class wealth and affluence was kind of shocking to me, being as I have been poor and *actually lived paycheck to paycheck. The amount of people holding up this facade of middle class wealth while actually being in debt is startling too. Its just a weird phenomenon that I've noticed.

@@xxnekonekox yeah, I spent the day yesterday delivering groceries to those who can't afford it. Big surge since covid. Plenty of house and cars much nicer and more expensive than anything I could afford.

The two genders

For me, it’s all about Joel’s unkempt ringlets.

And Triple Threat it with Contrapoint's champagne dribble. Waiting for something like Philosophy Tube's stray eyelash next.

Nnnnnooooooo

Spam oli would NEVER

it's like you and joel have no idea who that kid is and why he was being messed with...

​@@everythinghate666 what do you mean by this?? Even if the kid did something horrific, he's still a child?? Micheal is still bullying a child??

i mean it's really just supposed to be a joke in an Adam Sandler movie... like it's not that deep@@puffinatheart5565

Exquisite Corpse Kanye said a similar thing in a couple songs, definitely not as poignant and eloquent as this

well said

That's why everyone should be in therapy, so we can try and interrupt the cycle

And by "discuss", you mean "talk them out of it/dissuade them ?"

@@nicholasleclerc1583 It's basically the idea that - if men do not want their moms/sisters/daughters being involved with guys like their friends (or themselves) - interrogate why they feel that way, and encourage those around them not to act like that with women they aren't close to. I've heard young dads say things like "I'll cut off peepees if dudes come around MY teenage daughter!" That suggests they're really afraid of something....and not just pregnancy (birth control exists), they're afraid that men mistreat women on a regular basis, and they don't want their daughters to be abused. Every time sexual assault comes up as a topic, men circle wagons and say "not all men"....but every time teenage daughters come up, men circle the wagons and say "Defend her from our evil hordes.".............the disconnect is palpable, and I think it implies that men know all about rape culture; they just don't want to talk about it.

@@TheAgamidaex tbh, a lot of what Adam Sandler does and says is questionable. I was thinking about what Joel was saying about Click's attitude towards fat people. It made me think about all the times Adam Sandler has collaborated with Kevin James. Literally any time there are jokes involving Kevin James' characters, it always eventually leads to "lol, ur fat"

@@jdprettynails get fit fatty

@@jdprettynails Omg, you're right! I just noticed that about those movies that involve that guy, jfc. 😑 Love your icon by the way.

@@sadtitties222 Thank you! Castle Cats is one of my favourite mobile games.

@@jdprettynails No problem! 😊 I'll have to check that game out. I like mobile games that feature animals and I just started playing the mobile game, Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector. It's so addicting, lol.

Good. That’s accurate and true.

Feel like the other reply was weirdly taking the opportunity to offer their contempt, not realizing that that kind of impulse is frankly far more contemptible

@@chompythebeast fat is bad. Get off the couch lazy ass

When I was in my mid-twenties I found fatness an object of contempt and disgust, and I would sometimes express that sensibility to other people. Now, thirty years later, having matured and changed, I no longer think that way, and I look back on those times with contempt and disgust.

@@humanbeing2420 Fat people are unhealthy. No amount of sugar coating will lead them to a healthy path. You're just enabling people in an addiction leading them to an early grave. What else kind of terrible advice are you willing to give as long as people compliment you for doing so?

YES that is what the movie is about! thank you!

It’s a bad movie Clinton and doesn’t say any of that articulately

@@maddieb.4282True, the movie doesn't *say* it, but that's the idea upon which the film is built.

This comment made me want to get sober. Thank you.

You look nice

shootin ur shot in the big joel Click video comments section

@@joywolfe. this is the funniest fucking thing i've ever seen

This might be an analysis on the character of the writers themselves.

Don't say stupid things.

That doesn't make sense but it lowkey does

I love this??? So much???

Good for him /gen

This is unironically a really good take on the premise.

Typical sheep

Use this moment to learn. Don't take any moment for granted, and spend time with your loved ones while you can. I hope you are feeling better now and things are going well for you

If you knew... why wouldn't you warn him instead?!

@@smallcheesebread6531 I did make some mistakes since posting this. I regret not spending more time with my guinea pig before she died in September of 2023.

@@NickyBlue99 unfortunately, I genuinely didn't think of that. My brain doesn't think of a lot of things because it's just wired wrong. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Keep her.

@Grassy Knoll deconstruct her DNA

Oh damn that’s good

@Grassy Knoll Baaaaahahahahhahahaaaaaa! My sides!

Unfortunately it's WAY WAY longer of a film

adam sandler movies seem generally to be more for dad's moreso than anyone else, but they dont capitalise on it and instead markets it towards everyone.

Is your dad twelve?

​@@edgarroberts8740 u dont need 2 be twelve to find stale weirdly timed offensive shock comedy funny, surprisingly.

That's so very sad

Wow, that’s terrible. I hate it when people enjoy things, too.

Is it cruelty towards big joels to say I want a sequel that's him talking about jack and jill

I would click like but you have 69 right now and I will not spoil that

Jack & Jill isn't a movie, it's an advertisement lol

That movie was so terrible it turned Owen Benjamin into a nazi.

@@80ssynth34 Would you say it's the worst advertisement in existence (Only rivaled by The Emoji Movie)?

You're a horn daw'g

I'll marry you, Marie 😚.

Same lmao.

like its such an average life why do they think its the WORST IMAGINABLE FATE EVER???

Exactly what I thought 😂

It's called a mortgage. Lots of people in America around 2006 had one which they ended up not being able to pay when the interest rates shot up culminating in the Great Recession. It makes perfect sense.

@@reilysmith5187 Anyone with a 3+ bedroom house or more than one car in the driveway are objectively better off than most, but that doesn't mean they can't be financially struggling at all. Everyone has their own unique circumstances.

@@queuedjar4578 My friend, it seems you do not know what debt is. Many people preceding the financial crass had more debt than equity in their homes, and when housing prices fell they were in even more trouble. Someone who has 10k assets and 5k liabilities is better off than someone with 100k assets and 200k liabilities, despite appearances, given the same income and costs.

I mean, I suppose they could justify him being SO engrossed in his work that he detached from his family completely... Nah you're right that's fucked up

tbh it’s an improvement on how he treats people when he’s paying attention to them so i totally get it. would prefer a checked-out dad to an emotionally abusive and sexually inappropriate one as the lesser of two evils

Its a movie about a magic remote. You know that right? Right?

@@buddha3209 If your point is supposed to be "it has magic so it doesn't need to make sense at all", you sadly miss the basic point of fiction. Magic is a device for storytelling that can be used in many ways, but it never means you can just throw sense out of the window, drama, social interactions, etc., are still HUMAN in nature, so they need to make sense internally given the context. Tho if that wasn't what you meant, sorry for misunderstanding.

Adam Sandler and cohesion don't work together

The feel-good movie of the year.

Fun for the whole famil

Boy, I hope you never have to give emotional support or gentle understanding to people.

@@sophiaako7663 there’s a major difference between consoling someone who did nothing wrong or made a mistake and having to deal with the constant complaints of a person who is demonstrably responsible for their situation and refuses to acknowledge it or change

she reaps what she sows@@sophiaako7663

The point is that this character isn't a real human being, it's a caricature of a woman, designed by the writers of the movie to be an easy target for Sandler. It's a simulacrum of what the misogynist creators of the movie think women behave. It's like those Facebook memes we see of people being extremely callous or cruel to some homeless person, or a woman on a bus or something and then "one nice person" comes to help, and then everyone realizes how mean they've been in a "It really makes u think™" kind of way.

@@NoTengoIdeaGuey oh sure, in the larger framing it’s just another misogynistic moment in an Adam Sandler movie. I’m just saying that that one situation, removed from its surrounding, isn’t that bad.

ugly people cant call people ugly? doesnt that just silence the issue?

@@kenonerboySilence the issue? What are you talking about, this isn’t like breast cancer awareness 😅 Anyway, why should anyone call anyone ugly?

@@lindseytallent2855 idk man, it just seems weird that only models are allowed to express negative aesthetic values. if anyone, ugly is a allowed to call out ugly. and if noone is allowed to talk about that stuff i a comedy movie, then it seems like a free speech issue

You don’t know what free speech means

Bro you people are all haters man y’all. Must be real fun at parties I feel so for y’all cause y’all literally have no joy.

Even though I didn't come in wanting an hour of him talking about Click, I did eventually feel like he needed to talk about it for an hour straight.

@@DenderFriend Click Bait?

@@Semordnilaps goddamit

I wouldn't be mad if he just played that line on loop for 15 minutes

The person laughing from across the house at him saying that was 10/10

There's also a similar one by Paul Jennings called Spaghetti Pig-Out.

I'd recommend watching the Red Letter Media review on Jack and Jill; that one was incredibly eye-opening.

@@noahbarnhartandit2365 I've seen it. Happy Madison is such a ludicrous company.

Nah, the wildest thing I’ve heard about an Adam Sandler movie is that it’s actually good

@@xbird532 People usually mention Happy Gilmore or Billy Madison, but I think Funny People and Punch Drunk Love are his best films. He has talent, I think RLM are correct when they say he just wants an easy paycheck.

Watching Click gave me PTSD

My dad is not an Adam Sandler dad... more like your least favorite high school Debate faculty advisor. But in the past few years I really have been picking up this vibe from him, thinking about my childhood in retrospect and how Not Emotionally There he was. It was all "provider complex" garbage. That is absolutely a real thing.

I don’t think that’s just a man thing, maybe like 30 years ago, but that’s something I’ve encountered, and heard about from not just guys

@@Hi-en7xx I mean emotional detachment for women has probably been going down since the 70s since the draconian marriage laws got repealed and we actually made marital rape a federal crime. But it can also exist in other genders of course this detachment and apathy caused by emotional abuse. Is not entirely exclusive to men. But this specific instance of emotional detachment coming from work is a very common experience for men.

@@kekero540 I don’t know what that first part has to do with anything, that’s a great feat for the time but there are also definitely larger issues for women and humans in general, idk why that would affect every woman’s mental health, and in that specific way, so greatly. Also wouldn’t it go up over time if we’re talking about specifically work I’ve heard as much, if not more, from women about just going through the motions especially involving work, is there a source you’re looking to for this or are you just kinda assuming?

Nah, that's not the issue - the issue is that she NEVER GOT MARRIED!

@@EmeraldLavigne Which isn't _inherently_ a tragedy, sure, but it's still pretty sad for Mary personally, since settling down and raising a family was clearly something she wanted to do from the beginning (because yeah sometimes people actually want that instead of only doing it out of societal obligation), but without George and with Potterville being a den of vipers she never found the right person and risks being assaulted on her way home from work every night.

@@elsie8757 That is some helpful context, but the way Clarence says it.... it's assumed that the audience instantly empathizes with the negative subtext. That subtext being that being an unmarried woman is a terrible fate. It's beyond creepy.

Outlaw Scar Agreed. That part could have used more screen time to explain why that particular outcome was devastating for Mary, instead of just “she’s an unmarried woman now. The fainting room is to the left.”

@@Usagi393 Haha, the fainting room! Love it. 😁

And family guy managed to do it in 10 seconds a year before click was released.

and it was the only joke in the whole movie that's actually funny

@@Aerials135 That was funny?

@@hutte1751 comparatively

Don't forget the classic staple of Boomer Hyoomer: "Wife bad and also phone bad too!"

Not all family is blood

Say what you will about the movie, Henry Winkler is giving the performance of HIS LIFE in that scene

@@chuckbatman5 hate to see good actors wasted in bad media, happens too often

All of the actors in this movie were great; Hasslehoff, Winkler, Sandler, Walken. And the cinematography is above usual Sandler vacation flicks. The whole magic remote premise turning into horror is great too. Shame about everything else though

Patrick Turner his name is Shane Dawson you sociopath

@@jonpallvarisi 😎Didn't ask😎

You had me in the first half ngl

Lmao

"Ticking away the moments that make up the dull day"

What movie is that?

@@kittykittybangbang9367 I was confused too, until I read the description after "zack and cody" I guess the kid is played by a set a twins named zack and cody.

He's a 90s SNL frat boy, the exact opposite of a compassionate feminist lol.

the dehumanization of the hooters workers while the male characters opening admitted to going to hooters CONSTANTLY when they were younger, was always weird af to me..

@@3lfprinc3ssnot defending it but how is it weird?

Joel come pin this comment please

Superb addition, Opium Den.

wtf did i just read

this is one of the best youtube comments ive read

As an architecture student I’ve been told by teachers that being an architect ( at least a good one) would take a lot of sacrifice, meaning that missing important family events like funerals,weddings, birthdays was part of it.

It's creepy how Adam Sandler unironically thinks physically hurting children is hilarious to him. He admitted during the filming of the 1995 movie Billy Madison he intentionally threw the dodge ball hard at the child actors causing them to cry, hurting children gives him pleasure, he's a monster.

@@rootfish2671 y’all can’t be real people

@@icxnic_pubz4394 is this real life?

@@rootfish2671 lmao wtf is that true

@@portal9004 yes he said it himself on The Conan Obrien Show

you've completely misrepresented the film and its supporters in one swoop. well crafted! the emotional weight of the scene depends on the setup, but some people dont understand how supposedly happy people can craft tragic scenes I suppose.

@@heyheyhey121121 their argument is that there was no set up. The whole premise of the movie was vague and didn't follow through with their narrative for all of the scenes. You could guess a million different things that the movie was trying to make, because it does a poor job at it. Then out of nowhere, it goes "THIS was the point of the movie!" During the last 10 minutes of film

Truer words never spoken.

@Fluffynator found the redditor

Fluffynator yes, but it does also tend to be where those sorts tend to congregate. the platform itself isn’t inherently sexist, but many sexists do use the platform.

swsamp the site in general is full of extremist. The amount of commies and Bernie Sanders shills on that site is insane, and they’re not being quarantined like the incel crowd.

@@punctuationman334 Burnie bros don't kill random people when their needs (sexual demands) aren't met.

Agreed. Absolutely despicable that the joke gets no recognition!!! I will not stand for this

not even going lie i actually laughed at that part, that was good

that's what happens when you mix cough syrup and a twinkie

Did they steal it from family guy or the other way around?

Pretty sure they stole that joke from family guy though.

You'll giving him too much credit. He just can't be bothered to do anything different.

always plays the role of the 'cool' dad with the ridiculously hot wife who doesn't play an important role, always ends up having the last word

@@NaomiIsSoAwesome98 to be fair, most of these “comedies” give the male protagonist a super attractive love interesting with little to no personality or chemistry with the actor. she’s just there to look hot and make him look cooler. almost like wish fulfillment in a way

@@save_bandit its totally true , this happens in things aimed at men, like in this case , but also with products aimed at women , i worked on a bookshop and a lot of novelas covers were basically hot guys or muscular guys

@@ashenone3050 i’m afraid we’re talking about two different things. i’m talking about a media trope (“ugly guy, hot wife” tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/UglyGuyHotWife ) and you’re talking about erotica which is a very different subject all together (as it is literally wish fulfillment). it would make more sense to compare them with playboy magazines, for example and a conversation to be had about how gender roles assign and impact pornography mediums

oh it was definitely selfish, but it is very human of him to not want to see his wife or children being sad/cry etc.

@@lostnumbr it's normal not wanting to see your family members cry/sad etc. But in this case I think she means he doesn't want to 'deal' with it. A lot of dads with this traditional mindset think that feelings and conversations are more of the mother's 'labour' and the dad is just passive in the family while being the provider

@@NaomiIsSoAwesome98 I feel like this character is more along the lines of he doesn't want to deal with making them sad, not being able to give them the best things yet. Though it does seem they are still at least partially entrenched in gendered roles. I think his wife, at least this time, is just dealing with the kids for him because she can tell how badly he feels for screwing that up. Though, I honestly don't think, that a couple of kids bikes from walmart is going to break them financially.

@@lostnumbr Not wanting to deal with making his family sad is normal; refusing to help his family endure the hardship is not. Such a family as the one portrayed in Click may be broken financially by such purchases if the purchases are timed poorly relative to other obligations (e.g. debt subject to compound interest).

@@Robstafarian my guess is they are probably already living at or above their means.

Please don't feel ashamed for having emotions, emotions are really important and valuable.

@@gnocchidokey im not ashamed for crying. i cry all of the time. im more ashamed that it's click

Imagining Marx is bad enough

Tally Ho Is it racist to tell illegal immigrants to self quarantine even thought we had to shut down the entire city? On one hand it would prevent them from being sick but on the other hand they’re barred from doing so much that it would be immoral to do any more. If only I knew Spanish so I could talk to them about it directly! 😭🤧

Karl Marx suffering? Yes please.

i can imagine the tears rolling down his cheeks and seeping into his impressive beard while holding both of his dogs

@@lh757 Have you ever read Marx? Whats wrong with his work?

Im not a dad but ig it’s more a of a protective father trait

cause they can’t help but to sexualize their own children 🙄 some men literally can’t see women as anything but sec objects it’s gross

im also uncomfortable with mother's dictating daughters bodies

Let's just universally agree an adult of any gender being obsessed with a minors body is fucking weird

@@Lucy-cl2qk do you even have a father?

Btw this isn’t a diss, I love movie essays, it’s comfort food. xoxo

I havent finished this video yet but I think the sexualization of his daughter was weird but kinda typical late 90s-2000s humor i guess :/

@@TheRealZazaExpert definitely. Glad more people are pointing out how weird it is now though

@@gnocchipr1nc3ss oh for sure and I'm glad that more and more people can change their views and be more open and accepting to the idea that literally sexualizing a child is really weird. Also I don't have anything against Adam Sandler, it's just this movie in particular is kinda bad

@@TheRealZazaExpert I’m definitely more of a little Nicky fan than a click one lol

The movie Benji taught me that

hehe dogs are funny ^^

make video about dog poop pls

Dog *fug funny

Eat dog poop laff

Read this as he said this.

I never noticed all that. Now I feel like watching more Adam Sandler movies and being slightly disturbed wondering how the guy is in real life, cause y'know, would be not much different than the characters. But wow I've never thought about Click this way. Joel's breakdown of the film was great.

I was going to say Uncut Gems, but no, that fits. Though that's the point of the film, he gets relentlessly punished for that. He gets punished specifically by other people treating him like he treats them, so yeah, abusive angry weirdo Adam Sandler works in that film. Punch Drunk Love, though.

Adam Sandler about the role: "I'm a great guy!"

Jordan Bliss this is it. This is how i win

Thank you

It's the thirst for discourse

Every 60 seconds, a minute passes.

@@nobleradical2158 Only in Africa though

@MissPoopySpoons That's what I thought

Yes! this was the point the movie made. Sorry our self-righteous reviewer didn't get it.

seriously, what a weird thing to complain about. some people see misogyny in literally anything involving criticising someone if they're a woman.

Exactly. It’s so weird that he suggests Michael should face repercussions for that.

This is me trying to help my friends in moral dilemmas.

Throw that piece of shit paperweight in the trash bro

I'm sorry but this made me bust out laughing. I have no idea why.

💀💀💀

gosh that reminds me of my dad, i’ve seen this man cry only once and it was watching toy story 3

Why did i laugh tho💀

Rewind is always the most important button on a "universal" remote. Pause probably being second, freezing the world just long enough to accomplish something in literally zero time.

maybe the 'best universal remote control in the world' isnt perfect. humans perhaps have the 'best central nervous system in the world' but it sure aint perfect. thats what this film is about. brains and their interface with reality.

This is making me laugh more than it should

He focused on his work when he was on autopilot is it that hard for your pea brain to understand?

@@speakingfacts3931 if my coworker was obviously totally out of it to the point that they weren't even communicating verbally, but were still doing their job, id be pretty weirded out ngl also why is your comment so hostile

What confuses me is how he’s completely out of it in his “autopilot” phase to the point of being unable to express emotion until the plot needs him to be a dismissive asshole to his father and he blows up on him.

Feels like there's some serious hustle-culture assumptions behind that single plot development. That becoming senior management is seriously just a case of "keeping your head down and doing the work" for ten solid years, that the process will at no point require any imagination, charm, politicking, or even basic human interaction. Just grind hard enough for long enough and you'll rise to the top, we promise!

They are though?

Classic Moment

5:01 iconic

- The average person commenting about any given Adam Sandler movie.

To be fair, Adam Sandler shits on anyone who isn't, well, Adam Sandler. He's a fucking prick lol

Holy shit those middle schoolers liked the adam sandler movie thats the scariest shit I've ever heard.

@@WhaleManMan Its not scary, its dogshit.

I don't think he hates him. Its more of having a friend in a friend group just to pick on them.

@Rodney That sounds like hate.

The dude is doing fine now, good for him to branch out from that notion. He also dress pretty fresh

@@turner15 That’s not what hate is. If you hated someone, you wouldn’t want to be around them whatsoever, and in the event that you are, you try to make their life miserable. What the person seems to be describing is a form of harassment that’s in poor taste.

@@SmoothTurtle840 Yes, it's more like he despises him. To hate someone, you have to respect them on a certain level. When you don't respect someone at all, even their ability to be dangerous, you simply despise them. And it's far easier to spend time with someone you loathe than someone you hate.

Hollywood does this to Rachel Dratch constantly. She talks about it in her book, and it makes me so sad.

Attractiveness is subjective. Its also a joke.

@@phonyk568 Yes, and both of those concepts are worth dissecting. Kinda the whole point of the video and channel you're watching. "It's a joke" =/= You don't get to analyze or criticize this piece of information. Also for me to give a joke the benefit of the doubt it needs to do one important thing: be funny. Which this is not :)

Exactly, it’s not even funny especially to me because instead of finding her ugly, I find her cute and pretty! There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that, and can even feel more approachable than someone who is considered hot!

I always thought she was adorable and so goddamn tiny!! I feel like that would be a clearer physical joke with her than type casting her as ugly. It’s definitely a reach.

yup

Kinda gives me chaotic evil vibes

@@bigsiskrishere very that!

@@bigsiskrishere gives me chaotic neutral vibes

@@bigsiskrishere boss nameplate

alpha male shit

Actually, in good comedies, the main character is frequently the butt of the joke. :/