Click
Some weeks back, while I was watching Pirates in the cinema, I saw the trailer for "Click". At tt time, it seemed to me that it was a funny show, since its adam sandler. Funny it may be, but I know I wont want to watch the show, cos it's just like a typical comedy..
Then 2 weeks ago, #10 went to watch it.. and said tt it's a very touching show and his friends cried while watching it. So i thought of watching it. Then my younger sister watched, and then my elder sis watched too. No bad reviews at all. Seems like a must see movie. So i gathered rs 31 n mabel to watch tog on a fri night.
Girls' night out was fun as usual. No need to elaborate lar, we were all just talking non stop and saying lame jokes non stop too. hahah.
Ok back to the movie. Basically, its about how adam sandler uses the universal remote control to fast forward all the events tt he dreads. Like if he dreads getting caught in the traffic jam, he can fast forward his life and den just end up in the office in a matter of seconds.
Once, he accidentally fastforwarded his life by 6 years I think... There's no rewind, so he just missed out on 6 years of life. (OR was it ten yrs?) During the six years, he didnt experience anything nor can he remember anything. But the fact remains he lived through those 6 years, and those 6 years he was just like a zombie with no feelings, a zombie who only knew how to work. And so, his relationship with his wife and his family started failing. He wanted to build back the r/s, but the remote control tt he has doesn't allow him to do so for some grandmother reasons which i dun feel like elaborating now. Ultimately, in the show, he died without living his life to the fullest, and he lost all his kin. Something like tt lar.
The story really set me wondering. About my life. And whether I actually fast forwarded parts of my life and neglected my family. Thinking back, yes. And I am sure everyone has done so before. Like while staying in hall, I missed out on time spent with my family. Just because I wanted to lead an independent and convenient life. During times when I am frustrated, over sch or wat-have-you, I vent my frustrations on the ppl close to me, not realising the hurt inflicted on them. Will I only realise all these only on my death bed, when its too late to do anything?
The show taught me a good lesson. Family comes first.
Then 2 weeks ago, #10 went to watch it.. and said tt it's a very touching show and his friends cried while watching it. So i thought of watching it. Then my younger sister watched, and then my elder sis watched too. No bad reviews at all. Seems like a must see movie. So i gathered rs 31 n mabel to watch tog on a fri night.
Girls' night out was fun as usual. No need to elaborate lar, we were all just talking non stop and saying lame jokes non stop too. hahah.
Ok back to the movie. Basically, its about how adam sandler uses the universal remote control to fast forward all the events tt he dreads. Like if he dreads getting caught in the traffic jam, he can fast forward his life and den just end up in the office in a matter of seconds.
Once, he accidentally fastforwarded his life by 6 years I think... There's no rewind, so he just missed out on 6 years of life. (OR was it ten yrs?) During the six years, he didnt experience anything nor can he remember anything. But the fact remains he lived through those 6 years, and those 6 years he was just like a zombie with no feelings, a zombie who only knew how to work. And so, his relationship with his wife and his family started failing. He wanted to build back the r/s, but the remote control tt he has doesn't allow him to do so for some grandmother reasons which i dun feel like elaborating now. Ultimately, in the show, he died without living his life to the fullest, and he lost all his kin. Something like tt lar.
The story really set me wondering. About my life. And whether I actually fast forwarded parts of my life and neglected my family. Thinking back, yes. And I am sure everyone has done so before. Like while staying in hall, I missed out on time spent with my family. Just because I wanted to lead an independent and convenient life. During times when I am frustrated, over sch or wat-have-you, I vent my frustrations on the ppl close to me, not realising the hurt inflicted on them. Will I only realise all these only on my death bed, when its too late to do anything?
The show taught me a good lesson. Family comes first.
posted by Tweety Bird at 9:36 AM
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