Talk:Click (film)

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In the Trivia section, that last item about the boss character comparing his secretaries' feet- I don't see how that is trivia sincei ts dialogue and is obvious. Movie trivia generally consists of things that aren't immediately obvious. That said, I think that the name of Sandler's character, Mike Newman, might be a reference to the fact that he becomes a "new man" after he wakes up. Obviously its also fitting because Newman is a Jewish last name and the character is Jewish, but I think that that name was probably chosen for the other reason that I mentioned. -Random Guy

I went ahead and removed the trivia item about comparing the feet. It wasn't an interesting fact you might otherwise not know, it was simply a scene in the movie, and an unimportant scene at that. --Phantom784 17:01, 13 July 2006 (UTC)

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Is this movie at all based off the Twilight Zone episode "A Kind of Stopwatch" or the RL Stine book of the same name? SpikeZoft 12:33, 11 May 2006 (UTC)

I believe that if it's based off of anything it'd be the Twlight Zone episode, since it's older. And that idea is hardly original, since I'm sure many people have had the idea, documented or not. It'd be hard to trace a source since it probably has no specific one. Fllmtlchcb 09:50, 28 June 2006 (UTC)

I took out the "Trivia" section entirely because all it consisted of was pretty much speculation.

I changed the trivia about the O'Doyles being related to the family from Billy Madison, and reflected that it was a reference only, as the O'Doyles of Billy Madison did not have a Cadillac, or expensive robot dogs, they seemed somewhat poor.

Worst. Ending. Ever.

As soon as Sandler's character's life started getting screwed up, I knew it was going to have to end Deus Ex Machina, which in my opinion is one of the cheesiest ways to solve a plot conflict. --Phantom784 17:03, 13 July 2006 (UTC)
Unless we get official word on it, don't say this movie is based on anything. Sure, it's not completely original, but the same could be said for almost every major release from the last five years. And please sign your comments.--Agent Aquamarine 03:10, 6 July 2006 (UTC)

I do not see the greatest people editing this page...looking at the discussion makes me sad. I just thought I'd say that this trivia, "Walken plays Morty, the angel of death. He played the same role as the Archangel Gabriel in the movie "The Prophecy", 11 years earlier," is not correct. The Archangel Gabriel is not the angel of death. I will agree that he played a darker, evil Gabriel, but still he is not the angel of death. And besides by the end of the inane "Prophecy" movies, Gabriel is good again.

[edit] Adam Sandler.com Trailer song

What's the name of the song that plays at then end of the trailer #2 at www.adamsandler.com?

[edit] Influences?

This idea is of course a rehash of at least dozens of earlier famous works. A list of previous similar works would be nice.

I'm not going to put this in the article because it's unencylopedic, but I kept thinking It's a Wonderful Life, A Christmas Carol, and of course Return of the King with the Bed Bath and Beyond guy jumping on the bed at the end. --Liface 07:07, 29 June 2006 (UTC)

I swear I could remember a fairy tale about a young boy who is given a magic ball of string, and he is told that he can pull out the string in order to make the years pass quicker. In the end, he realizes that he should have enjoyed life instead of rushing through it. While I watched "Click", I kept thinking about that story, but I can't remember the name or who wrote it. But I know I read the story at least 12-14 years ago. JJ4sad6

That's right. I don't know the name of the book but I do know that it wasn't a string. It was a watch I think. But I do remember what your are talking about. (Art1991 16:22, 26 July 2006 (UTC))

The first movie I thought about was Clockstoppers. Where the main character has a watch that can stop time.Coasttocoast 00:36, 27 July 2006 (UTC)

I know what you're talking about. I saw it on Adventures from the Book of Virtues, and it was a magic ball of string there, too.

[edit] Plot

A proper plot section with "spoiler" alert would be good. Aaron 15:03, 8 July 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Click

It was very funny.

1:He slapped the boss's face. The boss said,"was I hit by a train?" Then,he farted a long fart. The boss said,"I tasted shit."

2:He threw away his remote control. One appeared in his hand. Then,he smashed it. Another appeared on his head. Then,he threw it out the door. Here is the funny part. It appeared near his DD.

[edit] also seen at

Eerie Indiana

[edit] Years

I thought Click took place in these years:

205.188.117.69 00:44, 11 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Who wrote this?

"Michael knows what to do with it, and that he still finds michael's wife's rocking body attractive."


Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.





There's a note written by Morty in the end that on the front says: Michael

and inside: I know you will do the right thing this time.

Love, Morty.

P.S: I still find your wife's rocking body attractive.

Spoilers end here.

[edit] Portuguese

Links to two Portuguese versions of this page are given to the left of the article, however one of them links to a page called "KNOB!!!". I would remove it but don't know how. Fantom 25th October 2006 12:45 GMT

Fixed. Ariel. 05:00, 25 October 2006 (UTC)
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