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The movie transitions from funny to super dark so fast.

The scene with his dad always gets me. Even though I've seen it a bunch and know it's coming

Click is honestly such a silly story… untill you have that rain scene and you get hit by a truck

Relatively early in the movie, “Morty”, Christopher Walken, reveals to Sandler that he is an angel.  Later, after everything has gone wrong, an enraged Sandler says, “What kind of angel are you!”

Morty shrugs and explains, “I’m the Angel of Death.”

His delivery is perfect, and it’s the best moment in the film.

To be fair, I always did wonder where the beyond section was in bed bath& beyond

Saw this at home when I was 11 while my cousin was babysitting. We were like "oh funny Adam Sandler movie." Immediately after my dad came home and I just hugged him crying for 5 minutes straight.

You go into an Adam Sandler movie expecting lowbrow humour and a Rob Schneider cameo. You do not expect to bawl halfway through, the father scene always gets me,and when he's saying goodbye to his family in the rain!💔☔

The graveyard scene with the dad where he confronts Christopher Walken saying I told you to take me to the last time I saw my dad.
That was the last time

Every once in a blue moon, Adam Sandler does something surprisingly poignant.

This movie was actually VERY deep

People really underestimate how good a writer Adam Sandler is. Yeah, most of his movies are just pure lowbrow comedy, but that's because they're meant to be for just having fun. When he wants to, he can make a heart wrencher.

6:50 that whole sniffle animation had no right being as funny as it was 😂😂😂

This is close to my heart..last movie I saw with just my dad before he passed away. Can't get through the future scenes too easily anymore. Underrated movie.

5:22 "habibu" is actually arabic for  "beloved" or "darling." It can be a term of endearment, like "habibi"

I remember watching this movie and saying "in a few decades. People will look back at this one more fondly." Now everyone likes it. Looks like i was right. Haha

I remember a friend invited me to see this movie when we were 13. Were walking in thinking it’s going to be a silly movie and walked out feeling existential

It’s hook-monkey paw-Christmas carol and I love it

Oh my gosh I practically balled at the dead parents scene.

I remember when trailers were showing for this, it literally showed every funny part of the movie. When finally watching it, I think I still have PTSD from this movie with the emotional rollercoaster.