"Would you look at the man?!" One of my favorites. Movie went from cheesy asf in the first half to Oscar worthy stuff in the second half and showed Adam has some talent in the drama category.
One of the most heartbreaking scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie. I would say of Adam Sandler’s movies this one has one of the best messages behind the comedy.
I remember being 19 back in 2006 and starting my new job. My dad offered me to go out and eat or watch a movie at the theater a few times and I would decline because I was caught up with something with work. After watching this movie when it came out it gave me a lesson. I started doing more things with my dad before he passed in 2018. Family always comes first.
@@ThwipThwipBoom its the thing to do all the time. TMI I know but from experience going down first and making sure she gets there first is always a pleaser.
@@Mudge0001Absolutely. It show’s that you’re not in it just to get pleased yourself, but that you find pleasure in pleasuring her 😉 In my experience that makes her want you 10x more
@@ThwipThwipBoomit’s usually how my spouse and I start. My inner rule is she’s gets at least 3 for my 1. If you start with 1 for her it’s easier to do more. “She comes first”
When I first saw this movie after it came out, I saw how much of my own life was mirrored in the Michael Newman character. It actually inspired me to make some changes in my life and helped me realize that working all the time is thankless, and has no real meaning beyond helping to provide for a family. But providing for a family is so much more. This movie really exemplifies that.
No one at the end of their life wishes they had attended more company meetings. Possible exception is the OSHA meeting as the guy falling off a ladder they weren't trained to use, but it's an edge case.
This has the basis of "a Christmas carol" where he got to see his past, present and future and just like Ebenezer scrooge, Michael saw the errors of his ways and was grateful to be alive and have a second chance. Such a great movie and reaction!
Fun fact: Drew Barrymore once said that after "the wedding singer" she will do any movie where she gets to kiss Adam Sandler no questions asked, she doesn't even need a script. She openly stated he was the absolute best kisser in Hollywood. I know it's not the same movie, but just thought it would be fun trivia
Click was a shocking surprise of a movie.. I saw this on a wim solo on a not so busy day.. Left the theatre all emotional and inspired.. I think people even clapped afterwards
I remember asking my mum to take me to see this at the cinema as a kid, went in super excited and ready for giggles, left with a longing sense of dread and sadness 😂😂
This movie will never not make me cry like a mf, I was 11 when it came out so my sister, parents and I all watched it together thinking it was gonna be a good ol' Sandler comedy but noooooo they just had to have some brutal, real world emotional shit and it had all of us goin by the end lmao hell the scenes in your video got me all teary eyed again.
I feel like this is one of the most underrated and forgotten about Sandler movies that he's made, and I think it's heartfelt Sandler at his best. And yeah, I have two kids, so it hits pretty hard, the idea of missing them growing up. Every parent wishes that they could skip the arguments and mundane parts of life, but this is about as real as I think it could be portrayed as to the terrible result of life if we missed it all.
It wasn't just an enjoyable movie to watch with funny and sad moment switching up. It even had a message. Its just like Donna said " Make sure you don't keep disappointing the wrong people" and appreciate the things you already have cause life flies by way too fast. I love this movie
Not a lot of people know- but the last scene with him and his dad was shot shortly after Adam Sandlers dad passed away in real life.. it was real, raw emotion.. very powerful
Speedo guy was in Adam Sandler's 50 first dates - which has tear jerker moments too. His movies with Drew Barrymore are all good. Blended is good. And there is one other
Gawd, I went through tissues watching this, you absolutely made me cry with yourreaction - it's been years since I've saw this flick, it really cuts deep to what's really important about life
I used to laugh hard at this movie as a kid, over mainly the very immature jokes, however... Disturbed over the more adult-focused jokes as a whole, especially realizing I had experienced these jokes as a kid. What, however, makes me appreciate this film, is the amazing message at its very core. Yes, it was a comedy with very... Simple and nearly brainless jokes being executed throughout, but for every bad joke, there was some really well-thought-out ones that deserves praise for sure. The real star of the movie, however, is how this could have been a full-on drama, and easily one the most brilliant ideas ever when you view it through the serious lense. It's compared to "It's a Wonderful Life", due to how both protagonists don't appreciate what good things they DO have, and how much they wanted it all to be different somehow and someway. The movie truly hits hard in how much it's focused on showing a workaholic type of man or woman the reasons why to prioritize family instead, especially when the main character's dad dies when he was skipping time so much, seeing that he treated him like garbage so much. It's the whole concept of giving people a good self-reflection in ways they need, and for that... I'd say Happy Madison Productions deserves a lot of praise for this concept and when there is the serious execution in this story too. Sure, Adam Sandler can SUCK at the comedy he writes, I think the lowest of his comedic movies was "That's My Boy", about being a middle schooler who hooked up with his hot teacher cause she was a total pedophilic creep, and had a son wayyyy too early, then reflecting on how he should have been a better dad as he reconnected with him... Just still full of incestual and pedophilic jokes that was really awful, makes it painful to watch cause of it overall. My point is, this one deserves far more praise than it gets, because it especially makes me look at how much time I had with my family, how much time I had wasted INSTEAD of being with them, how much I SHOULD appreciate what I have, so on and so forth. This movie does deserve far more appreciation, it's not a total masterpiece, but the genuine lesson that it puts in place is EXACTLY why I have so much respect for it. I'm praying for Adam Sandler too, after all... The really disturbing plots, like "That's My Boy", among other films, shows he has some serious issues if he thinks that noone will find a pedophilic female teacher no big deal in a plot like that... I pray people in general looks at stuff more seriously, especially where it needs to be.
50 First Dates - Adam with Drew Barrymore. Very good movie, despite what some people feel about it. You pretty much have to accept the immature stuff in a Sandler movie, and then you get the love story. Sean Aston is also in it.
This movie is so good. After losing my own dad this film became really hard to watch, but that's just a testiment to how real and well made this film is.
@@andrewsotelo70 Thank you. I'm sorry for yours. It really hits hard in this film, and yeah it definitely makes me want to go back to the last time I talked to him.
3 actors who tear out my heart when they cry and look sad on screen Robin Williams Adam Sandler Jim Carrey there faces R just so hypnotic they pull you in to the pain and when they more often then not give us such joy and happiness I don't wanna see them sad I wanna help them lol
Ahhh I love this one, in my opinion, one of his bests. The family dynamic especially when he says goodbye to pop. Man that one hurt, felt it on a personal level🙏🏽
By far my favorite Adam Sandler movie. I saw it in the theater when it came out with my sons. The first third, I was literally laughing out loud. The second third I was amazed at the sci-fi part with the remote. The last third I was crying my eyes out. It was amazing!
I always passed up this film and just watched it for the first time yesterday. What a great movie. I can’t believe this one slipped through the cracks.
Solid mix of Adams range. He really is a solid actor. Glad you enjoyed this. As a father who was pretty much not around for the first part of my daughters life this movie hit me pretty hard as she was about 8 when this came out. Can't say this was a reason for the change in my life, but Glad I got a second chance and didn't waste it. Just wish it didn't take 12 years for me to get my head out of my ass.
This movie grew on me over the years. I remember a lot of people went nuts over how good this movie is when it first came out, and I didn’t see the hype then. But I got older and watched it more, and more…and more, and I have so much love for it now. Excellent choice today.
I just lost my grandpa and I attended his memorial service today. I decided to rewatch a couple of videos from some of my favorite creators and I ended up watching this video for about the 10th time to feel some sort of comfort. I cried my eyes out when he rewound the grandfather’s last words. My grandfather, due to a brain injury many years ago has not been able to truly communicate his feelings like that to me for so long. I really wish I could hear those words from his lips just one more time. Even though I’m an absolute wreck now rewatching this, I am so thankful to you Mary. You probably will never see this, but I’m extremely thankful that I can come to safe places such as this that content creators/amazing individuals like you are willing to provide. Even though it is unlikely we will ever meet or talk, I am so thankful for people like you who are willing to share their work just because it feeds their soul. I hope that you continue to spread love and comfort the way you already do. Seriously, the heart you put into your work gives people like me a chance to feel hopeful, to laugh, to cry, and to just be able to feel alongside another person when we feel alone. I’m happy that I get to look back on today’s events and be able to say that I got in a few laughs and smiles despite my pain and grief. Thank you so so much Mary. Wishing you all the best 🙏🏼
I recently lost my mom, not too long after my dad. Thankfully I was not often rude or cruelly dismissive of them. I hated my mom calling me every day just to check up on me, but largely due to this film, i always took it graciously. I always regretted when I was a kid and refused to let my mom read Harry Potter to me, which she wanted to do despite my advanced reading level. Ever since seeing Click, I made sure never to take the small moments for granted. But it never softens the sting of loss loss. Watching this after their deaths isn't any comfort. I'm sorry about your grandpa, and I hope you get some comfort from this.
Loved your reaction! I am 49 and FINALLY realized my peace and serenity is worth far more than money. Everyone needs to learn to live within their means, not within their dreams. Life is not hard, WE make it hard. Again, great reaction and hope this movie makes you think about what’s really important! ❤
Definitely my favorite Adam Sandler film. People hate on him for having so many similar characters, but this one really shows his range as an actor. He is always yelly and high energy, but he can really play serious, dramatic and sad. The scene with his father before he died and the scene where he left the hospital in the rain tore my heart up and I did cry some ugly tears ngl. But it was a fantastic film.
Loved your reaction, Mary. This film always takes me off guard by how it manages to entertain, maintain a strong story, drag out such emotion, and send a clear message. By the end, you can clearly draw the connections to “It’s A Wonderful Life” and how this is almost a modern remake of it. It leaves you with the same feeling in the end: to appreciate all the greatness you already have in your life. This is a great film.
I've seen this movie MANY times, but I never picked up on the fact that Terry Crewes appeared in it till you pointed it out. Wow, I'm completely mind-blown lol
This reaction really hit me deep! It has always made me cry, but now my dad has been going through some pretty big health issues and will likely have to have surgery. He's always been the strongest man i know so I'm confident and hopeful he will recover, but there's no certainty that it will be a long or even short term fix. He's one of my best friends and I have so many things to still experience in life that I want him to be a part of so the later scenes with his dad had me crying my eyes out. Sorry for the long comment, but this is the first time I've really expressed these thoughts. I always enjoy your energy in your reactions and i always leave a little more joyful, even this one.
I was young when I watch this movie, I cried thinking bout my dad. I’m 37 now, working overseas for my son’s future. I still cry every time I watch this movie. I rewatched this when my son turned 12, I got really emotional because I just can’t believe how much time I’ve missed. This movie is a reminder always to me that time with family is very important.
This is a good movie. It's very underrated in my opinion. I'm so happy you did this reaction. The movie is funny, heartbreaking and heartwarming. I was extremely glad the ending is a very happy one. It has a good message.
Geez, this movie gets me every time, which is why I only ever watch it when I'm alone. Though I didn't know it would still get me in a reaction video! Such a good movie.
Watching this movie again made me tear up so much and this one of my favorite movies and this movie shows you to enjoy your life to the fullest and never take anything for granted
As a teenager still in high school watching this in theaters made my cry like a baby. I thought it would be another Sandler movie but didnt expect the second half of the movie to completely tear me apart. I vowed to myself that i would live life to the fullest and not let it revolve around money. No kids yet but i would like some soon. I want to make those closest to me happy while being happy doing so. This is by far my favorite movie from Sandler. Wedding singer is a close second though.
What really got me was the note he wrote for his wife. Still had it with him. When he gave her the note, and she said forever and ever babe, i burst into tears. He died in so much pain and regret. I dont want to die like that. Bit my grandmother taught me to put everything in God's hands as she did my life when she passed.
I watched this film alone in a theater when I was 13 -14. I'm glad to see someone else who broke with that note at the end. This movie hits you by surprise, so emotional.
Michael’s death on that rainy sidewalk is supposed to be the emotional climax of this movie, but the final scene with his grandpa gets me every single time.
Yes! I was hoping and waiting for your reaction to this movie! Love it! 👏❤ Yes, as funny as this movie was at the beginning sure did take a turn nobody saw coming. 😢”I love you, son.” and “Family comes first.” gets me every time.😢
Definitely one of my favorite movies. Such a great message, and a fantastic reaction! 👏 Oh, have you seen 50 first dates and blended? Those are great too!
Great reaction Mary! This one really takes you on an emotional run. It's funny, it's emotional, it's crazy, it's all over the place. Great second chance movie! Glad you enjoyed. Luv ya MC❤💛
I was in the military and deployed overseas when this movie came out. I ugly cried when I saw this movie and still do to this day. Even while watching you watch it. It's not a great film, but it's one of my favorites.
This movie gives me a life lesson about family and friends, i cried like a baby watching this movie, and make me rethink about my life, getting old sucks because that's life, it goes quick 😭😭😭
It's probably the best Adam Sandler film. It really took its time to make you think it was just another comedy. Even the trailers made you think it just a comedy. I love 50 First Dates, but I think objectively this movie is his best.
44:08 Turn 360 and just walk away. Great movie, definitely deserves more appreciation than it gets. I was very talented back by this movie when I first watched it not knowing anything about it. Great message, delivered well. Think your comments on it were spot on.
I remember going to see this in theatres when it came out when I was in my early teens. Thought I was in for a comedy through and through, but the emotional parts took me by surprise. Love the movie, I feel like it's underrated. Even just watching your reaction got me tearing up cause it's been a good few years since the last time I watched it.
every single time I watch this movie, I cry. it's the one movie that can make me cry every single time, even tho ive seen it a thousand times. such a good movie!
In 1997, there was a television show called Goosebumps. One episode is called "Click", same story: A magical remote control that controls the world, only it doesn't have a happy ending. It seems that, the movie is inspired by that whole episode, you should watch the tv show, or at least, The haunting hours: the serie.
This movie owns my heart. From the emotion to the comedy aspect to the theme of it, it just hits. Plus, it's Adam Sandler. One of his best works, hands down.
Esse foi o primeiro filme que me fez chorar quando criança. A dosagem humor/drama do filme é muito repentina e ambas muito forte. O valor da família é o que tiramos desse filme. Saudade de filmes assim.
This movie is all about being present as a father and not living on a selfish mode of autopilot. Being a father is taking in the bad and good while remaining a loving leader. Life is precious and nothing is more important than your time with your family. It's fleeting.
Adam Sandler in Punch Drunk Love (2002) will make you cry more. It's one of Sandler's underrated crowning achievements in acting. There's a reason why it is in the Criterion Collection. A Dark Romantic Dramatic Comedy about a man with social anxiety. Very relatable film.
I remember seeing this in theaters when it came out. Front row balling my eyes out with my family. One of the first films to make me cry in front of people.
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I CRIED TONS WHEN HIS DAD GONE SAD AND STARTED CRYING😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭...
I gotta watch more Adam Sandler movies hes one of my favorite comedy actors🤣
I gotta watch more Adam Sandler movies hes one of my favorite comedy actors🤣
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★ - *Blast from the Past* _(1999)_ *Brendan Fraser* | *Alicia Silverstone* | *Christopher Walken*
★ - *50 First Dates* _(2004)_ *Adam Sandler* | *Drew Barrymore* | *Sean Astin*
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You should see "50 First Dates" it's also an Adam Sandler movie and it's one of the most beautiful romantic movies ever
One of Adam Sandler's best films. That part where he rewinds his dad’s last words of which he never cared about never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
Same
It's a great scene.
Contrived …kinda silly .. this movie sucked ass
That scene hits different for me now as I'm approaching the 1st anniversary of my Dads passing. I'm just glad I WAS there when he went.
@@DannyCosmos There's always that one L opinion in a reply section
A year prior to filming "Click," Sandler's own dad, Stanley, died.
Adam's emotions during that last scene with Michael's dad were 100% genuine.
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LMFAO!!
@@jsmithers.Twisted mf
@@jsmithers. what's so funny?
@@Amoeby 🤡🤣
"Would you look at the man?!"
One of my favorites. Movie went from cheesy asf in the first half to Oscar worthy stuff in the second half and showed Adam has some talent in the drama category.
Facts
Those words hit hard like a train on a truck
@@SleepySloth2705 What I would do to have another conversation with my dad and to hear him tell me "I love you son" one last time. 😔
Adam definitely put in an Oscar-worthy performance in Reign Over Me.
One of the most heartbreaking scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie. I would say of Adam Sandler’s movies this one has one of the best messages behind the comedy.
I remember being 19 back in 2006 and starting my new job. My dad offered me to go out and eat or watch a movie at the theater a few times and I would decline because I was caught up with something with work. After watching this movie when it came out it gave me a lesson. I started doing more things with my dad before he passed in 2018. Family always comes first.
R.I.P. to your dad.
Rest in peace to your pops bro. 👊🏽🤙🏽🙏🏽
"I'm the Angel of Death" is such a WEIRD turn for a comedy like this, so bizarre and I love it.
Right! Lol
Christopher Walken tells you he's death as soon as you meet him. His name is Morte. Morte literally means death in Italian.
Second time walked has played Gabriel
It totally makes sense, cos Morty, being Mortality or Mortician, meaning death/dead :) very clever
@@SmokinJoe3plus all the boxes in the way beyond held souls at least that's my theory
This is my favorite Adam Sandler movie. It’s funny but also really emotional and insightful.
I dont get the hate about this movie
Reign on me ! It’s the best acting Sandler ever did
Sandy Wexler is so underrated
@@TyMarshall007fart jokes
@@CYB3R2KWho gives a fuck? It's one scene. You just a nitpicker.
“Just go down on her” had me freakin dying 🤣
It's the gentlemanly thing to do if you accidently finish first
@@ThwipThwipBoom
its the thing to do all the time.
TMI I know but from experience going down first and making sure she gets there first is always a pleaser.
@@Mudge0001Absolutely. It show’s that you’re not in it just to get pleased yourself, but that you find pleasure in pleasuring her 😉 In my experience that makes her want you 10x more
@@ThwipThwipBoomit’s usually how my spouse and I start. My inner rule is she’s gets at least 3 for my 1. If you start with 1 for her it’s easier to do more. “She comes first”
When Walken shows up in a movie, you know some good stuff is about to happen.
He's the best in Seven Psychopaths, Walken weirdness at its finest
Damn missed opportunity to say' you know some good stuff is about to happen when Walken 'walks-in'
I read this in his voice, and it was an instant classic.
Now...
More cowbell!
He's so good in everything & yes his voice /delivery of lines is fantastic 👏
Don't forget his Oscar winning performance in THE DEER HUNTER
When I first saw this movie after it came out, I saw how much of my own life was mirrored in the Michael Newman character. It actually inspired me to make some changes in my life and helped me realize that working all the time is thankless, and has no real meaning beyond helping to provide for a family. But providing for a family is so much more. This movie really exemplifies that.
I wish my dad realized this growing up
No one at the end of their life wishes they had attended more company meetings. Possible exception is the OSHA meeting as the guy falling off a ladder they weren't trained to use, but it's an edge case.
This has the basis of "a Christmas carol" where he got to see his past, present and future and just like Ebenezer scrooge, Michael saw the errors of his ways and was grateful to be alive and have a second chance. Such a great movie and reaction!
YUP
It’s actually more of ‘it’s a wonderful life’ than a Christmas carol
This movie always makes me cry, him screaming ben at the end breaks my heart every time
I always want to find that background music and store it on my phone, but can't find it, sad
Fun fact: Drew Barrymore once said that after "the wedding singer" she will do any movie where she gets to kiss Adam Sandler no questions asked, she doesn't even need a script. She openly stated he was the absolute best kisser in Hollywood. I know it's not the same movie, but just thought it would be fun trivia
50 First Dates sequel when????
39:57 I also agree with that statement. He’s been in a lot of great comedies and films, but Click stands out the most. And it’s underrated.
Click was a shocking surprise of a movie.. I saw this on a wim solo on a not so busy day.. Left the theatre all emotional and inspired.. I think people even clapped afterwards
This movie traumatized me as a kid. I remember I was sad and I chose this movie to cheer me up. I was so caught off guard. Great movie.
I remember asking my mum to take me to see this at the cinema as a kid, went in super excited and ready for giggles, left with a longing sense of dread and sadness 😂😂
Dang you watched this as a kid 😂
For sure this movie is underrated. I cry and laugh everytime!
This movie will never not make me cry like a mf, I was 11 when it came out so my sister, parents and I all watched it together thinking it was gonna be a good ol' Sandler comedy but noooooo they just had to have some brutal, real world emotional shit and it had all of us goin by the end lmao hell the scenes in your video got me all teary eyed again.
I feel like this is one of the most underrated and forgotten about Sandler movies that he's made, and I think it's heartfelt Sandler at his best. And yeah, I have two kids, so it hits pretty hard, the idea of missing them growing up. Every parent wishes that they could skip the arguments and mundane parts of life, but this is about as real as I think it could be portrayed as to the terrible result of life if we missed it all.
Punch Drunk Love is more underappreciated. He got nominated for a Golden Globe that year in 2002 just 3 years after Big Daddy.
Glad you watched this! One of the best movies that no one talks about
I absolutely love that Adam Sandlers parents are the one and only Fonzie and Marge Simpson herself.
Holy shit I didn't know the actress was Marge Simpson's voice
@@jpz2009Julie doesn't want to embarrass herself
It wasn't just an enjoyable movie to watch with funny and sad moment switching up. It even had a message. Its just like Donna said " Make sure you don't keep disappointing the wrong people" and appreciate the things you already have cause life flies by way too fast. I love this movie
Not a lot of people know- but the last scene with him and his dad was shot shortly after Adam Sandlers dad passed away in real life.. it was real, raw emotion.. very powerful
This movie and "50 first dates" are en par together. Both have great comedy and such a hard and good story bound with it.
This movie was way more touching than it had any right to be. Take the time to appreciate the little moments.
Adam’s best dramatic role, IMO is Reign Over Me. Heartbreaking.
Seconded, great flick.
Speedo guy was in Adam Sandler's 50 first dates - which has tear jerker moments too. His movies with Drew Barrymore are all good. Blended is good. And there is one other
The Wedding Singer
Yep the Wedding singer, sorry mental block lol
His name is Sean Astin.....
@@killinglonliness88 Drew Marrymore and Adam are in what seems like a sequel to 50 first dates called Blended. 10 second Tom makes a surprise visit.
David hasselhoff was great in this movie. Made me laugh every time
Gawd, I went through tissues watching this, you absolutely made me cry with yourreaction - it's been years since I've saw this flick, it really cuts deep to what's really important about life
I used to laugh hard at this movie as a kid, over mainly the very immature jokes, however... Disturbed over the more adult-focused jokes as a whole, especially realizing I had experienced these jokes as a kid.
What, however, makes me appreciate this film, is the amazing message at its very core. Yes, it was a comedy with very... Simple and nearly brainless jokes being executed throughout, but for every bad joke, there was some really well-thought-out ones that deserves praise for sure.
The real star of the movie, however, is how this could have been a full-on drama, and easily one the most brilliant ideas ever when you view it through the serious lense. It's compared to "It's a Wonderful Life", due to how both protagonists don't appreciate what good things they DO have, and how much they wanted it all to be different somehow and someway. The movie truly hits hard in how much it's focused on showing a workaholic type of man or woman the reasons why to prioritize family instead, especially when the main character's dad dies when he was skipping time so much, seeing that he treated him like garbage so much.
It's the whole concept of giving people a good self-reflection in ways they need, and for that... I'd say Happy Madison Productions deserves a lot of praise for this concept and when there is the serious execution in this story too. Sure, Adam Sandler can SUCK at the comedy he writes, I think the lowest of his comedic movies was "That's My Boy", about being a middle schooler who hooked up with his hot teacher cause she was a total pedophilic creep, and had a son wayyyy too early, then reflecting on how he should have been a better dad as he reconnected with him... Just still full of incestual and pedophilic jokes that was really awful, makes it painful to watch cause of it overall.
My point is, this one deserves far more praise than it gets, because it especially makes me look at how much time I had with my family, how much time I had wasted INSTEAD of being with them, how much I SHOULD appreciate what I have, so on and so forth. This movie does deserve far more appreciation, it's not a total masterpiece, but the genuine lesson that it puts in place is EXACTLY why I have so much respect for it.
I'm praying for Adam Sandler too, after all... The really disturbing plots, like "That's My Boy", among other films, shows he has some serious issues if he thinks that noone will find a pedophilic female teacher no big deal in a plot like that... I pray people in general looks at stuff more seriously, especially where it needs to be.
I cried right along with you at the end ...gets me almost every time
50 First Dates - Adam with Drew Barrymore. Very good movie, despite what some people feel about it. You pretty much have to accept the immature stuff in a Sandler movie, and then you get the love story. Sean Aston is also in it.
"Just go down on her"
-Mary 2023
Important life lessons lol
He has a couple of dramas that you should check out. He really flexes his acting skills and you'd be surprised how damn good he is!
This isn't just one of my favourite Adam Sandler movies, this is one of my favourite movies. Great reaction as always ❤
Mary: "Just go down on her."
Me: (immediately playing The Clit Commander speech from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back in my head)
This movie is so good. After losing my own dad this film became really hard to watch, but that's just a testiment to how real and well made this film is.
Same here man, it really guts you. Also makes me want to go back to the last time I saw my dad as well. I’m sorry for your loss man :(
@@andrewsotelo70 Thank you. I'm sorry for yours. It really hits hard in this film, and yeah it definitely makes me want to go back to the last time I talked to him.
3 actors who tear out my heart when they cry and look sad on screen Robin Williams Adam Sandler Jim Carrey there faces R just so hypnotic they pull you in to the pain and when they more often then not give us such joy and happiness I don't wanna see them sad I wanna help them lol
Ahhh I love this one, in my opinion, one of his bests. The family dynamic especially when he says goodbye to pop. Man that one hurt, felt it on a personal level🙏🏽
By far my favorite Adam Sandler movie. I saw it in the theater when it came out with my sons. The first third, I was literally laughing out loud. The second third I was amazed at the sci-fi part with the remote. The last third I was crying my eyes out. It was amazing!
One of my favorites as it was an unexpected emotional ride. I cried when I originally saw it too.
I always passed up this film and just watched it for the first time yesterday. What a great movie. I can’t believe this one slipped through the cracks.
I used to watch this on repeat when I was a kid but GOOD GOD I DON'T REMEMBER IT BEING THIS SAD
Solid mix of Adams range. He really is a solid actor. Glad you enjoyed this. As a father who was pretty much not around for the first part of my daughters life this movie hit me pretty hard as she was about 8 when this came out. Can't say this was a reason for the change in my life, but Glad I got a second chance and didn't waste it. Just wish it didn't take 12 years for me to get my head out of my ass.
This movie grew on me over the years. I remember a lot of people went nuts over how good this movie is when it first came out, and I didn’t see the hype then. But I got older and watched it more, and more…and more, and I have so much love for it now. Excellent choice today.
14:53 ... Loved that most of us wanted the remote at this point... and the movie makes you see it's NO GOOD!
I just lost my grandpa and I attended his memorial service today. I decided to rewatch a couple of videos from some of my favorite creators and I ended up watching this video for about the 10th time to feel some sort of comfort.
I cried my eyes out when he rewound the grandfather’s last words. My grandfather, due to a brain injury many years ago has not been able to truly communicate his feelings like that to me for so long. I really wish I could hear those words from his lips just one more time. Even though I’m an absolute wreck now rewatching this, I am so thankful to you Mary.
You probably will never see this, but I’m extremely thankful that I can come to safe places such as this that content creators/amazing individuals like you are willing to provide. Even though it is unlikely we will ever meet or talk, I am so thankful for people like you who are willing to share their work just because it feeds their soul.
I hope that you continue to spread love and comfort the way you already do. Seriously, the heart you put into your work gives people like me a chance to feel hopeful, to laugh, to cry, and to just be able to feel alongside another person when we feel alone. I’m happy that I get to look back on today’s events and be able to say that I got in a few laughs and smiles despite my pain and grief.
Thank you so so much Mary. Wishing you all the best 🙏🏼
I recently lost my mom, not too long after my dad. Thankfully I was not often rude or cruelly dismissive of them. I hated my mom calling me every day just to check up on me, but largely due to this film, i always took it graciously. I always regretted when I was a kid and refused to let my mom read Harry Potter to me, which she wanted to do despite my advanced reading level. Ever since seeing Click, I made sure never to take the small moments for granted. But it never softens the sting of loss loss. Watching this after their deaths isn't any comfort. I'm sorry about your grandpa, and I hope you get some comfort from this.
I absolutely love this movie.
I cried like a lil b for the dad scene and when he's dying. It's so underrated.
Loved your reaction! I am 49 and FINALLY realized my peace and serenity is worth far more than money. Everyone needs to learn to live within their means, not within their dreams. Life is not hard, WE make it hard. Again, great reaction and hope this movie makes you think about what’s really important! ❤
Probably my favorite reaction to this movie on RUclips yet, thanks for reacting 🙏🏼
Definitely my favorite Adam Sandler film. People hate on him for having so many similar characters, but this one really shows his range as an actor. He is always yelly and high energy, but he can really play serious, dramatic and sad. The scene with his father before he died and the scene where he left the hospital in the rain tore my heart up and I did cry some ugly tears ngl. But it was a fantastic film.
Loved your reaction, Mary. This film always takes me off guard by how it manages to entertain, maintain a strong story, drag out such emotion, and send a clear message. By the end, you can clearly draw the connections to “It’s A Wonderful Life” and how this is almost a modern remake of it. It leaves you with the same feeling in the end: to appreciate all the greatness you already have in your life. This is a great film.
I've seen this movie MANY times, but I never picked up on the fact that Terry Crewes appeared in it till you pointed it out. Wow, I'm completely mind-blown lol
I've seen this film like a hundred times, but i cry EVERY SINGLE TIME
You need to see "Reign Over Me" with Adam Sandler, it's NOT a comedy but a drama. I think you'd really love to see him in that role.
This reaction really hit me deep! It has always made me cry, but now my dad has been going through some pretty big health issues and will likely have to have surgery. He's always been the strongest man i know so I'm confident and hopeful he will recover, but there's no certainty that it will be a long or even short term fix. He's one of my best friends and I have so many things to still experience in life that I want him to be a part of so the later scenes with his dad had me crying my eyes out. Sorry for the long comment, but this is the first time I've really expressed these thoughts. I always enjoy your energy in your reactions and i always leave a little more joyful, even this one.
I was young when I watch this movie, I cried thinking bout my dad. I’m 37 now, working overseas for my son’s future. I still cry every time I watch this movie. I rewatched this when my son turned 12, I got really emotional because I just can’t believe how much time I’ve missed. This movie is a reminder always to me that time with family is very important.
This is a good movie. It's very underrated in my opinion.
I'm so happy you did this reaction.
The movie is funny, heartbreaking and heartwarming. I was extremely glad the ending is a very happy one.
It has a good message.
"Just go down on her."
MARY! 😂🤣 I'm sick right now and I'm trying so hard not to laugh
6:49/50 - The woman in blue playing Adam Sandler's character's mom is Julie Kavner aka the voice of Marge Simpson.
Geez, this movie gets me every time, which is why I only ever watch it when I'm alone. Though I didn't know it would still get me in a reaction video! Such a good movie.
Watching this movie again made me tear up so much and this one of my favorite movies and this movie shows you to enjoy your life to the fullest and never take anything for granted
As a teenager still in high school watching this in theaters made my cry like a baby. I thought it would be another Sandler movie but didnt expect the second half of the movie to completely tear me apart. I vowed to myself that i would live life to the fullest and not let it revolve around money. No kids yet but i would like some soon. I want to make those closest to me happy while being happy doing so. This is by far my favorite movie from Sandler. Wedding singer is a close second though.
I had to wake up my parents to give them a big hug after this one.
What really got me was the note he wrote for his wife. Still had it with him. When he gave her the note, and she said forever and ever babe, i burst into tears. He died in so much pain and regret. I dont want to die like that. Bit my grandmother taught me to put everything in God's hands as she did my life when she passed.
I watched this film alone in a theater when I was 13 -14. I'm glad to see someone else who broke with that note at the end. This movie hits you by surprise, so emotional.
Michael’s death on that rainy sidewalk is supposed to be the emotional climax of this movie, but the final scene with his grandpa gets me every single time.
Thanks!
Thanks for the dono!!=)
Yes! I was hoping and waiting for your reaction to this movie! Love it! 👏❤ Yes, as funny as this movie was at the beginning sure did take a turn nobody saw coming. 😢”I love you, son.” and “Family comes first.” gets me every time.😢
Your reaction and editing was AWESOME! I enjoyed it so much. Thank you for doing this one.
This is my fav movie of all time and never failed makes me cried like a child
It is indeed 1 of the best movies if not THE BEST movie of Adam Sandler 😂🤣😂 Merry Cherry Berry😉
This movie makes me cry every damn time (including this time). Love it. Glad to see you enjoyed it too.
Really enjoyed your reaction! I've forgotten how good this movie is. I think this and the wedding singer are my favorite Adam Sandler movies.
Definitely one of my favorite movies. Such a great message, and a fantastic reaction! 👏 Oh, have you seen 50 first dates and blended? Those are great too!
Personally one the greatest Adam's films ever, and my favourite so far. A lot of emotions, from laughing to crying in an instant.
Great reaction Mary! This one really takes you on an emotional run. It's funny, it's emotional, it's crazy, it's all over the place. Great second chance movie! Glad you enjoyed. Luv ya MC❤💛
I was in the military and deployed overseas when this movie came out. I ugly cried when I saw this movie and still do to this day. Even while watching you watch it. It's not a great film, but it's one of my favorites.
This movie gives me a life lesson about family and friends, i cried like a baby watching this movie, and make me rethink about my life, getting old sucks because that's life, it goes quick 😭😭😭
It's probably the best Adam Sandler film. It really took its time to make you think it was just another comedy. Even the trailers made you think it just a comedy. I love 50 First Dates, but I think objectively this movie is his best.
44:08 Turn 360 and just walk away.
Great movie, definitely deserves more appreciation than it gets. I was very talented back by this movie when I first watched it not knowing anything about it. Great message, delivered well. Think your comments on it were spot on.
Christopher Walkens gibberish sounds in this movie is priceless
I remember going to see this in theatres when it came out when I was in my early teens. Thought I was in for a comedy through and through, but the emotional parts took me by surprise. Love the movie, I feel like it's underrated. Even just watching your reaction got me tearing up cause it's been a good few years since the last time I watched it.
every single time I watch this movie, I cry. it's the one movie that can make me cry every single time, even tho ive seen it a thousand times. such a good movie!
I love when Mary says Walken's last name, she talks like he does 😂❤
In 1997, there was a television show called Goosebumps. One episode is called "Click", same story: A magical remote control that controls the world, only it doesn't have a happy ending. It seems that, the movie is inspired by that whole episode, you should watch the tv show, or at least, The haunting hours: the serie.
I love the O'Doyles made a comeback from Billy Madison
O'Doyles rule!
This movie owns my heart. From the emotion to the comedy aspect to the theme of it, it just hits. Plus, it's Adam Sandler. One of his best works, hands down.
I cry literally every time I watch this. I love this movie but it's 50/50 on whether others love it as well
My favs are the Sandler/Barrymore trilogy (The Wedding Singer / 50 First Dates / Blended) but I also love this one, Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison
I saw this in theaters. I cannot lie, I cried. Like a sobbing cry.
I agree, this is a very good Sandler movie. Underrated. I like how his films typically have heart.
Esse foi o primeiro filme que me fez chorar quando criança. A dosagem humor/drama do filme é muito repentina e ambas muito forte. O valor da família é o que tiramos desse filme. Saudade de filmes assim.
This movie is all about being present as a father and not living on a selfish mode of autopilot. Being a father is taking in the bad and good while remaining a loving leader. Life is precious and nothing is more important than your time with your family. It's fleeting.
This movie always fucks up me, I don't even know why, but it makes me ride an emotional rollercoaster
I hope I always look to this movie as a reminder that family always comes before anything including work
Adam Sandler in Punch Drunk Love (2002) will make you cry more. It's one of Sandler's underrated crowning achievements in acting. There's a reason why it is in the Criterion Collection. A Dark Romantic Dramatic Comedy about a man with social anxiety. Very relatable film.
That’s my brother’s favorite Adam Sandler movie, when it’s drama.
@@nathancruz9172 I personally think Click is good, but it borders on super overratedly recommended all the time.
I remember seeing this in theaters when it came out. Front row balling my eyes out with my family. One of the first films to make me cry in front of people.
Great message and observations in your summary Mary… 👏👏😁