A clip from Click the movie. English subtitles added alongside its Chinese one. Disclaimer, no copyright infringement intended. This video clip, its audio track and everything belong to the copyright proprietor(s).
I was deceived...I went to the theater to see a goofy Adam Sandler movie and walked out that night re-evaluating my life. This scene wrecks me every time and makes me feel fortunate to have a great father who's still healthy and here with me.
@@Abbey_Senna Yeah my dad and mom for that matter are still around, luckily for me my parents had me young so they are only in their early fifties now when I'm in my early thirties. Thank for the comment and sorry for the late reply.
@@nathanmcdonald610 Oh you, its cool. Im the voice if the voiceless. Glad everything is good with you. My parents aren't, not dead at least I think, Just Cut them off, long story, just keep them near and never forget who you are. See ya love and stay safe! ❤
By far Adam Sandler's best movie. So underrated, this in my opinion should have been up for Oscars. I always think of this movie when I think of what is important to me. So well written, directed, Adam Sandler's best acting, it makes me laugh and cry every time.
To be fair, the first half of this movie was...not good. Typical Adam Sandler potty humour. If they had just made the entire movie a drama, with some comedy mixed in between, I’m sure it would have been much more successful.
Ryan Floom the first half was mediocre compared to this better half. I loved both but you don’t see the emotional weight until here and that’s what makes this movie worth the watch
My father died from cancer whenever I watch this scene I had tears in my eyes I'm also crying now please forgive me for everything what I did wrong Papa Sometimes I used to shout at you papa please forgive me dad i love you my beloved Papa
I am just a random stranger on the internet but… having this response means you loved him regardless of your disagreements. And I am sure he knew. And love means you forgive someone for anything. So I think he did. I am sorry for your loss.
Wish I had that opportunity to see my father before he passed away, not knowing it be the last time I would ever see him it's been 3 years since his passing and not one day do I go with out thinking about him wish I could see him one more time I'd do anything to do that.
My father died when he was in the hospital after his 2nd major stroke which led to him being a vegetable on ventilators/life support. Sadly, it happened right when the Covid pandemic started, so it took him several hospital transfers for him to be seen most likely due to the overfill of Covid patients. Few weeks/months passed. Only made the effort to see him once while at the hospital. Then shortly after, he passed from a severe feeding tube infection which led to major blood lose, and ultimately his last breathe. I still think of him now and then and heavy fond memories and nice dreams of him appear from time to time. At least he is in a better place now without any suffering with his sister, and grandma.
I’ve been thinking about something. The remote causes Adam’s character to fast forward in time whether he wants to or not. And between that, he’s autonomous, like we see his past self do in this scene. So imagine his son’s reaction seeing Adam break down upon hearing about grandpa’s death when previously he’s been so cold.
I always felt this movie deserves more appreciation. It’s a mix of funny moments and also deep sad moments that make you think. After I saw this, it made me try to appreciate life more and tell my family I love them as much as I can.
This movie is the one that always makes me cry. More than titanic, more than Forrest Gump....it's weird, but every time.... I'm fucking bawling my eyes out right now. :'(
@mymindisajigsaw yeah... its much stronger to see a old man cry. than a little teenager, or a kid.. they can cry for small reasons... old folks cry for the most meaningful things in the world.. and thats rare. and extremely touching...
When they’re talking about the hotel. The way Adam looks at Adam. Like he wants to kick Adam‘s ass. Like how dare you talk to my son that way. Is great.
I would never accept myself I ever did this to my dad but since he passed when I was just so little which means I never got to know the guy and when that happened my mom didn't get the biggest support that laid into my step father's hands I would never have made it as far as I have without my step father
@@omghalo3rocks My biological father died when I was young; my step dad contracted covid (in one of its worse states; he was taken to the hospital a few days ago); he is in a coma in the hospital. It is unfortunate that I have a dad that is dead; another one that may possibly die given his unhealthy condition, which is fueled more so by the coronavirus (and he is already 65; this makes his potential death far more in the realm of possibility). That is why a healthy diet, healthy exercise, and a healthy mind are vital to a better and longer lifespan.
As a young man who only saw my dad a few times, he would say and do funny things in front of me, but later he passed before I could get to say goodbye .........l am now older than he was when he passed, and I remember moments similar to this scene. I thank GOD for his presence in my life, which GOD"S love give me strength to press on. Forgive your dad's and let them know you love them, now, while they are here.
This movie made me realize no job was ever worth it to miss out of family. When my grandfather was on his deathbed, my boss told me she would not excuse my absence unless he passed away. Worst part was i would of made it to say goodbye, but i missed it because i would be written up if i left
this seen makes me so emotional!, i don't know how it came to my mind and i looked it up. it makes me wanna call my dad and tell him i love him, but he's asleep now. i'll see him next week
My father passed away in June from his 5 year fight with cancer. This scene breaks me. The amount of times my dad told me that line, " I love you, son." Right to the very end. I love you too pops. Forever.
Let the one’s you love leave this world knowing you loved them, something that you will never regret and something that will make their passing easier for as difficult as that may seem, I promise you.
For me personally not only is Click one of the few decent Adam Sandler comedies it's also one of the few that has a heart that feels genuine. This whole entire scene was really hard-hitting and actually felt genuine to the point where it rips your heart out.
It helps with this scene in particular that Adam Sandler's acting was just a projection of his real feelings at the time as his real father had recently passed away when he was shooting this film.
@@nathanmcdonald610 That makes way too much sense. I mean just this whole scene puts all the shitty attempts at sentimentality in Eight Crazy Nights look more pathetic.
I sob like a little girl everytime I see this, it never fails and I don't even cry at all. Seriously, tears start pourin everytime. It sucks but its also good,.
I've said some things to my dad that I regret he died in October 2021 I hate myself everyday because i know I can never take back the words I said to him and spend alot more time with him cherish those in your life one day they are here and the next day their gone 💔 😔
2:03 I love how Michael is actually impressed by Ben's design, then is immediately disgusted by his past self the moment his past self starts acting like a "schumck". 3:12 And this is exactly what I want to avoid. Cause if something like this turned out to be my last encounter with my own father, it would haunt me. 😭
I had a foster dad Ricardo paguio.i ow most of my life to them Lina Diaz is her wife..I love u both... I'm from Makati city Philippines onnninn LNG 😎🇵🇭..
The most depressing thing about this scene in Click (2006) is that Michael had got what he wanted: to be rich and his famous, so he can support his family in the future, yet he ended up losing his connection with his family at the same time, unfortunately.
that's sad... ;[ i am shmuck too ;[ i don't be with my family.. i have much work.. my father doesn't show love for me because he haven't his father...(sry for bad eng) i think i am pathetic too ;[[[ i cried at this scene a lot...
I lost my mother 6 years ago, and my dad told me today he misses me, and now i see this scene... I feel like a piece of shit for not saying it back now.
Dude... Go spend time with your dad. My dad passed away suddenly from a heart attack. The night it happened, he had come home from bowling, and like he usually did when he had a good night bowling, he was telling me about his scores. I had my nose stuck in a new book and blew him off, just wishing he'd leave me alone so I could read. Not ten minutes later, he had the heart attack. I can't remember the scores my dad got the last time he ever bowled. I can't remember what my dad said the last time he ever spoke to me because I was too stupidly wrapped up in something, just like in this clip. You don't want those kinds of regrets man. They tear my soul apart, and probably will until the day I die. I still find myself, almost 20 years later wracking my brain trying to remember what he said. It's something I'll always hate myself for.
I guess Adam Sandler was in love with the show Happy Days as I was loved the Fonz back In the 70's was the one show I was addicted to In that decade. And I even brought a leather jacket as well
I wish I had a father that could genuinely tell me those words. To any men or fathers out there, tell your kids you love them, and show them with your actions. People need their dad more than you know.
