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@@natechenry Reign over Me was the finest acting I’ve seen from him, personally. Wouldn’t mind Sandler doing more serious roles in the future. I know he’s known for comedy, although having varied roles can still work out very well.
I think Adam Sandler is a great storyteller and his movies always have memorable moments and he can deliver both a funny message and a deep message. I think Brendan Fraser said it best in an interview with him. "He doesn't play underdogs, he plays champions that are overlooked!" - Brendan.
Really glad to see Click get more attention from reactors lately. How it subverts the expectation of a typical Adam Sandler comedy by including heavy emotions was done perfectly. Other things like Reign over Me prove he can do full drama very well also.
I remember when I was a kid, I cried at the end of the movie when he was in the hospital because I thought it was real. I guess you think about your own family, so it hits deep. A great Adam Sandler movie 🙌
The rain scene always breaks 😭 Seeing you mention Sophie Monk is crazy. I know she was in a few music videos/films in the US for a bit but didn't think people in US knew her. She got her start on a music reality show Popstars where they formed a girl group but that didn't work out but actually a new Aussie tv show Paper Dolls on paramount plus just came out inspired by them/created by one of the other members
The scene with the last time he saw his dad was emotional for a very good reason: His real life father actually had passed away not too long before this. That was Adam breaking character.
@@chrisaguilar1410 That's not too long, like at all. I find it hard to believe that didn't influence the script he was writing which only started filming two years later, so it had to have started being written even sooner to his dad's death.
That's one of Adam Sandler's best movies, just before the "I'll let Sony or Netflix pay for my friends vacation" era. His movies used to have a feeling, a real story behind them. Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates, even Happy Gilmore has some real love invested into it. I miss good Sandler films.
Fuck it, they're still good. Just the simple fact that he's been working on movies with his friends since college makes it all worthwhile. The man is truly a class act. Could he benefit from branching out like Jim Carrey? Sure, but you still can't get mad at him for just wanting to have some fun this late in his career.
SOLO JOHN! This and Zohan are two of Sandler's most underrated movies, imo. A lot of channels have posted reactions to this movie in the last year or so, but even then, a lot of people forget that this movie exists, but then end up shocked at the realism by the end. Love it.
I've ALWAYS appreciated this movie. The writing, acting, production design, makeup, all really good. Has some flaws for sure, but I was really taken aback by the darker elements to this story. It really made me cry multiple times. So happy it's getting some appreciation today and so happy for Sandler right now.
The first act of this is all tongue and cheek, but when the second act hits and you're starting to realize where the story is going, it truly makes the third act even more heartbreaking. Every time I see Henry Winkler walk away and start to cry, rewinding it to the point of "I love you son" over and over again, it never fails to land. Work isn't everything if you miss what matters the most, and I really appreciate this movie for helping me understand that at such a young age.
I would consider this a drama as much as a comedy for sandler. Dude is great at it when he wants to do drama. His new movie Spaceman looks pretty dang good. And he is working on a new piece with the safdie brothers like uncut gems. I feel like he has the hunger for drama at this stage of his career and im excited. Punch drunk love, hustle , click I actually prefer this side of sandler.
Share a personal story of mine. This was the first Adam sandler movie i saw when i was a little kid. I was 9 years old when i watch this. I remember watching this along side my cousin house. Brings back good memories when I was a little kid. Also this movie is my first introduction to Jonah hill and Adam sandler as an actor.
I think it's funny to go through all the people who were in this movie, but one I never realized before was Kevin O-Doyle, who is now known as Cal Kestis and being on Gotham.
Oh damn I didn't realize he was Cal and Jerome. I remember when I realized Cal was Jerome too and I was equally astounded. Also, O'Doyle is the name of the bully family from Billy Madison too iirc.
Yes! Came home from kind of a poopy night at work, and not only was there a Reel Rejects video waiting for me, but it’s a solo John video! Just like that my day is suddenly awesome! The Wedding Singer and Bedtime Stories are my faves of his movies, but this one is fun.
This one actually, but it wasn’t until recently rewatching it back last year though and what’s crazy is that when I first watched it all those years ago at the time I didn’t have a family like I do now and I only saw the movie as a comedy and man did it break me hard especially the scene with his father 😢 made me think of mine if something like that were to happen between us, just very heart wrenching great film! IMO
The Henry Winkler crying scene always hits like a ton of bricks. Makes you want to be better with the harsh things you say when you're angry and not thinking.
I watched this movie when I was about 8, and my brother was 6 or 7. We were both sobbing all the way through the second act. It traumatized us-I actually think it shaped who we are today. I’m strangely but incredibly grateful for this movie.
I remember when this came out! It hit me like a ton of bricks. Now that I’m older, have my own family, and my parents and siblings are older it hits me even harder! Nothing and I mean nothing in this life is more important than your family and your friendships. Always remind the people closest to you how much they mean to you. Do not let pettiness, ego, pride, greed, and gluttony ever get in the way of that ever. When your time comes it’s not the amount of things that you have around you that mean something. It’s the amount of people by your side and memories you have that are what really matters. I want my wife, my kids, my family, and my friends to smile when they think of me and I want them to know that my love for them can and will never go away. A piece of me will always be with them. Everyone should watch this film as a reminder of what’s truly important. As much as Adam Sandler’s movies have been filled with comedy they are also filled with a lot of real important life lessons. He has always seemed like a genuine and kind man. He never forgets where he came from and the people who helped him get there. For that, he is one of the greats in my book.
I remember liking this movie when I was younger, even crying, but I saw a lot of people say it wasn't a good movie and I felt a little shamed for liking this movie. It's good to see people warming up or liking this movie now though. :)
The amount of nepo babies in this movie never ceases to amaze me. Dustin Hoffman's son, Jack Nicholson's daughter, David Cassidy's daughter and Sean Astin.
Julio Iglesias is Enrique Iglesias's dad. Very famous Spanish singer known for romantic music. My grandmother used to have a crush on him 😅 Enrique looks a lot like his father Julio actually.
OMG HI JOHN from the reel rejects I'm a huge fan by the way I love your movie reactions so much, keep up the good work bro, I hope Tara feels better soon, I will continue praying for her to recover, Adam Sandler is one of my favorite actors so far he is very funny at the same time.
Sandler has the best soundtracks to his movies. His movies aren't all masterpieces, but most of them are entertaining and a fun time. He can act serious though! Like in Punch Drunk Love, Spanglish, Reign over Me (about a man who lost his family on 911).
In the scene where he says goodbye too his dad that’s actually his real emotion and not acting before doing this scene Adam’s father passed away so that helped him to perform with real tears
Gosh I miss these old movies. Give me all the classics back. Ya I can see through the story and point out product placement. But gosh that ending will always get me. Sometimes it's also good to pull back and enjoy the smaller things in life =)
This was one of the films I watched with my mother. I had seen it several times already, but it was her first time watching. She was never really an Adam Sandler fan; the juvenile acting and humor never really appealed to her, so she never watched his films. But she was going through a rough patch at the time (her mother had died a couple months before and she was not handling it well), and I suggested watching it because we saw it was available on Amazon Prime when we were looking for something to watch together. By the end of the film, she had tears in her eyes and was trying to hold it together. I gave her a hug and told her everything would be okay, and she thanked me for showing this movie to her. As much as it made her cry -- the parallels between her and the mother she wished she'd spent more time with and Adam Sandler's character's story progression with his father really hit her hard -- it also helped provide some catharsis for her own grief at the time. She died unexpectedly less than two months later. I'm glad that I spent so much time with my mother (I worked as her caregiver for the last five years of her life), but I would be lying if I said it was enough time. Never put off telling the people in your life that they are loved, okay? Because once they're gone, it's a lot harder for you to tell them and for them to hear you.
I still haven't watched uncut gems, but this is the best adam Sandler movie. If you don't tear up a little in any of the last third of the movie, you have no heart.
Did anyone catch the name Hasselhoff said when Michael showed up to work in a bathrobe? Eric Lamensoff, who will show up 4 years later when Grown Ups comes out
This movie sneaks up on you, it's exactly what you'd expect from this premise with Adam Sandler, a comedy about using the remote to make things easier, than the movie stops telling jokes and becomes a well-written story about missing most of your life filled with existential dread
my relatives think im crazy for sobbing in this movie. when hes running in the rain i genuinely start sobbing its a sad movje to me! its funny but it has its moments of pause and seriousness. also brownie chunks and strawberries are my favorite froyo topping
I love this movie, but I always thought it was so silly of him not to skip through the work stuff. I would have skipped through all the boring work stuff to enjoy my family life and all the leisurely stuff instead.😅 I know there's a lesson to be learned about not skipping anything in life - including the bad along with the good - but I just think I would definitely choose skipping through work If I had the chance😅
My favorite frozen yogurt and topping is white chocolate moose with a little hot fudge around the cup sides and chocolate sprinkles on the bottom and on top. Super delicious
I remember seeing this in the theatre with my brother and mum and aunt. It was pretty darn funny until it wasn't. So I overall view it in a negative light, because when it got sad it got REALLY sad. I don't want sadness in my comedy.
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Deff need to react to Adam Sandlers The Cobbler
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i was never suppose to watch this movie, but when i was a young lass me and my guy friend snuck into see this movie
Do you really think this is the appropriate place for an advertisement?????!! Kinda scummy.@@kamazuki2us
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.
Agree with you. I don’t think anything will pass hustle though
@@benmeyer7929 uncut gems, punch drunk love are pretty tied with that too. Also his new drama Spacemen looks pretty promising. Indie style drama.
Lmao says a lot about
@@natechenry Reign over Me was the finest acting I’ve seen from him, personally. Wouldn’t mind Sandler doing more serious roles in the future. I know he’s known for comedy, although having varied roles can still work out very well.
@@digidv85 he is doing two upcoming dramas. One trailer dropped for spaceman and a safdie brothers project..
The scene with his father at the end always breaks my heart
fun fact: the singer at the wedding is the actual lead singer of the cranberries, as a throwback to the song playing on their first date!
This movie tops my list of “Films I didn’t expect to make me cry”
I think Adam Sandler is a great storyteller and his movies always have memorable moments and he can deliver both a funny message and a deep message. I think Brendan Fraser said it best in an interview with him. "He doesn't play underdogs, he plays champions that are overlooked!" - Brendan.
I never seen a movie go from comedy to dark as fast as this one
Really glad to see Click get more attention from reactors lately. How it subverts the expectation of a typical Adam Sandler comedy by including heavy emotions was done perfectly. Other things like Reign over Me prove he can do full drama very well also.
I remember when I was a kid, I cried at the end of the movie when he was in the hospital because I thought it was real. I guess you think about your own family, so it hits deep.
A great Adam Sandler movie 🙌
Me too. Saw it at 16 and it hits my the same now as it did then
i still cry at that part
Adam Sandler movies have that great comedy but always that great emotional moments
David Hasselhoff's line delivery after Adam Sandler farts in his mouth always get me 😂
The rain scene always breaks 😭
Seeing you mention Sophie Monk is crazy. I know she was in a few music videos/films in the US for a bit but didn't think people in US knew her. She got her start on a music reality show Popstars where they formed a girl group but that didn't work out but actually a new Aussie tv show Paper Dolls on paramount plus just came out inspired by them/created by one of the other members
The scene with the last time he saw his dad was emotional for a very good reason:
His real life father actually had passed away not too long before this. That was Adam breaking character.
He passed like 2-3 years before they started filming.
@@chrisaguilar1410 Yeah that guy is spreading lies for clicks.
This isn’t true hahah.. Dislike
@@chrisaguilar1410 That's not too long, like at all. I find it hard to believe that didn't influence the script he was writing which only started filming two years later, so it had to have started being written even sooner to his dad's death.
That's one of Adam Sandler's best movies, just before the "I'll let Sony or Netflix pay for my friends vacation" era. His movies used to have a feeling, a real story behind them. Wedding Singer, 50 First Dates, even Happy Gilmore has some real love invested into it. I miss good Sandler films.
Fuck it, they're still good. Just the simple fact that he's been working on movies with his friends since college makes it all worthwhile. The man is truly a class act. Could he benefit from branching out like Jim Carrey? Sure, but you still can't get mad at him for just wanting to have some fun this late in his career.
Watch the cobbler
Or uncut gems
@@cruzsanchez2511I used to like that movie he played where his family died in a plane crash too
SOLO JOHN! This and Zohan are two of Sandler's most underrated movies, imo. A lot of channels have posted reactions to this movie in the last year or so, but even then, a lot of people forget that this movie exists, but then end up shocked at the realism by the end. Love it.
The reason this movie hits so hard is because you think it’s just a goofy comedy until it kicks you in the ass
I've ALWAYS appreciated this movie. The writing, acting, production design, makeup, all really good. Has some flaws for sure, but I was really taken aback by the darker elements to this story. It really made me cry multiple times. So happy it's getting some appreciation today and so happy for Sandler right now.
Click & Reign over me are the only two adam Sandler films that made me tear up.
The first act of this is all tongue and cheek, but when the second act hits and you're starting to realize where the story is going, it truly makes the third act even more heartbreaking. Every time I see Henry Winkler walk away and start to cry, rewinding it to the point of "I love you son" over and over again, it never fails to land. Work isn't everything if you miss what matters the most, and I really appreciate this movie for helping me understand that at such a young age.
I would consider this a drama as much as a comedy for sandler. Dude is great at it when he wants to do drama. His new movie Spaceman looks pretty dang good. And he is working on a new piece with the safdie brothers like uncut gems. I feel like he has the hunger for drama at this stage of his career and im excited. Punch drunk love, hustle , click I actually prefer this side of sandler.
So excited to see John react to this movie! This movie is good and emotional to watch! 👍
Share a personal story of mine. This was the first Adam sandler movie i saw when i was a little kid. I was 9 years old when i watch this. I remember watching this along side my cousin house. Brings back good memories when I was a little kid.
Also this movie is my first introduction to Jonah hill and Adam sandler as an actor.
I think it's funny to go through all the people who were in this movie, but one I never realized before was Kevin O-Doyle, who is now known as Cal Kestis and being on Gotham.
Oh damn I didn't realize he was Cal and Jerome. I remember when I realized Cal was Jerome too and I was equally astounded.
Also, O'Doyle is the name of the bully family from Billy Madison too iirc.
I think this is the same place we're storing the Ark of the Covenant. 13:17
OKAY BUT JOHN'S IMPRESSION OF RICK
I was looking for this comment lol. It was so spot on 😂
Saaaaame!
Yes! Came home from kind of a poopy night at work, and not only was there a Reel Rejects video waiting for me, but it’s a solo John video! Just like that my day is suddenly awesome! The Wedding Singer and Bedtime Stories are my faves of his movies, but this one is fun.
The ginger kid is the joker from the Gotham series!
He's Cal Kestis in Jedi: Fallen Order & Survivor
What's the last Comedy that surprisingly got you in the FEEELS??
Not a movie, but the Ted tv show. Surprisingly sweet.
Jojo Rabbit WRECKED me!!
I HEART HUCKABEES - weird and wonderful and emotional in all the best ways
This one actually, but it wasn’t until recently rewatching it back last year though and what’s crazy is that when I first watched it all those years ago at the time I didn’t have a family like I do now and I only saw the movie as a comedy and man did it break me hard especially the scene with his father 😢 made me think of mine if something like that were to happen between us, just very heart wrenching great film! IMO
Barbie
rewatched it years back
the doyle kid reminded me of someone and turns out hes really who i thought he was
Cameron Monaghan (gotham,SW fallen order)
Watching you react to this film has been a joy. So glad you get to enjoy this and are allowing us to re live these vicariously through you!
The Henry Winkler crying scene always hits like a ton of bricks. Makes you want to be better with the harsh things you say when you're angry and not thinking.
They kind of already have made a live-action Pocahontas. It's a movie called The New World from 2005 with Colin Farrell and Q'orianka Kilcher!
The rebrand from movie trivia schmoedown competitors to not having seen anything is pretty funny lmao
I watched this movie when I was about 8, and my brother was 6 or 7. We were both sobbing all the way through the second act. It traumatized us-I actually think it shaped who we are today. I’m strangely but incredibly grateful for this movie.
I remember when this came out! It hit me like a ton of bricks. Now that I’m older, have my own family, and my parents and siblings are older it hits me even harder! Nothing and I mean nothing in this life is more important than your family and your friendships. Always remind the people closest to you how much they mean to you. Do not let pettiness, ego, pride, greed, and gluttony ever get in the way of that ever. When your time comes it’s not the amount of things that you have around you that mean something. It’s the amount of people by your side and memories you have that are what really matters. I want my wife, my kids, my family, and my friends to smile when they think of me and I want them to know that my love for them can and will never go away. A piece of me will always be with them. Everyone should watch this film as a reminder of what’s truly important. As much as Adam Sandler’s movies have been filled with comedy they are also filled with a lot of real important life lessons. He has always seemed like a genuine and kind man. He never forgets where he came from and the people who helped him get there. For that, he is one of the greats in my book.
4:01 that kid is in the tv show shameless as ian gallagher
I remember liking this movie when I was younger, even crying, but I saw a lot of people say it wasn't a good movie and I felt a little shamed for liking this movie. It's good to see people warming up or liking this movie now though. :)
The amount of nepo babies in this movie never ceases to amaze me.
Dustin Hoffman's son, Jack Nicholson's daughter, David Cassidy's daughter and Sean Astin.
3:43 Amazing reference!!!! ❤ And you know the lines by heart! 😅 Omg, perfectly placed, too.
Julio Iglesias is Enrique Iglesias's dad. Very famous Spanish singer known for romantic music. My grandmother used to have a crush on him 😅
Enrique looks a lot like his father Julio actually.
OMG HI JOHN from the reel rejects I'm a huge fan by the way I love your movie reactions so much, keep up the good work bro, I hope Tara feels better soon, I will continue praying for her to recover, Adam Sandler is one of my favorite actors so far he is very funny at the same time.
One of Adam Sandlers Heavy Hitters. Many emotions felt
Someone said the new sonic screwdriver from doctor who looks like the remote from this movie and now I can't unsee it
Sandler has the best soundtracks to his movies. His movies aren't all masterpieces, but most of them are entertaining and a fun time. He can act serious though! Like in Punch Drunk Love, Spanglish, Reign over Me (about a man who lost his family on 911).
What are the odds that I last thought of this movie literally today after not having thought of it for ages, and then this video shows up?
This movie broke me when I saw it as a kid :'D
Same here
Always love me a John solo reaction 💜
Isn't that red-head neighbor kid the same guy who played Joker in Gotham?
31:09 Great album and song, John 😊
In the scene where he says goodbye too his dad that’s actually his real emotion and not acting before doing this scene Adam’s father passed away so that helped him to perform with real tears
Adam Sandler films when they take a serious note… 🔥
Funny people is also a really good film. Unexpected tbh.
It took 18 years for guys like @ReelRejects to appreciate this timeless masterpiece. Thanks for that!
Gosh I miss these old movies. Give me all the classics back. Ya I can see through the story and point out product placement. But gosh that ending will always get me. Sometimes it's also good to pull back and enjoy the smaller things in life =)
9:21 The best topping on ice cream is pecans or peanuts and some sort of chocolate syrup.
Love the massive futuristic hospital that still has doors you have to push and pull to open
I saw this in the theater when I was 10 and really enjoyed it. Rewatching it still holds up
I love this movie. The father scene gets me every time. Awesome reaction!
I remember renting this from blockbuster!
I MISS BLOCKBUSTER!!!! 😭
Seriously, for months and months I’ve been searching for this and hoping you guys would do it. Thank you!
I think most of us teared up when he ran to his son in the rain. Then he called out his name.. oof that moment tore me apart 😢
This movie was incredible. One of the few that makes me cry EVERYTIME. And Kate Beckinsale is unffff
I saw this film in theaters.. Adam Sandler reminds me of my father a lot. This movie crushed me when I was a young boy.
There are very few films that bring me to tears, but Click does it for me. A core human message.
Christopher walking plays Gabriel in The Prophecy. Another good set of old sci-fi movies.
Great Rick Sanchez impression dude.
Click is one of my favourite movies, deeper than it looks 👌
This was one of the films I watched with my mother.
I had seen it several times already, but it was her first time watching. She was never really an Adam Sandler fan; the juvenile acting and humor never really appealed to her, so she never watched his films. But she was going through a rough patch at the time (her mother had died a couple months before and she was not handling it well), and I suggested watching it because we saw it was available on Amazon Prime when we were looking for something to watch together. By the end of the film, she had tears in her eyes and was trying to hold it together. I gave her a hug and told her everything would be okay, and she thanked me for showing this movie to her. As much as it made her cry -- the parallels between her and the mother she wished she'd spent more time with and Adam Sandler's character's story progression with his father really hit her hard -- it also helped provide some catharsis for her own grief at the time.
She died unexpectedly less than two months later. I'm glad that I spent so much time with my mother (I worked as her caregiver for the last five years of her life), but I would be lying if I said it was enough time.
Never put off telling the people in your life that they are loved, okay? Because once they're gone, it's a lot harder for you to tell them and for them to hear you.
This movie always makes me cry. I love it.
I still haven't watched uncut gems, but this is the best adam Sandler movie. If you don't tear up a little in any of the last third of the movie, you have no heart.
Did anyone catch the name Hasselhoff said when Michael showed up to work in a bathrobe? Eric Lamensoff, who will show up 4 years later when Grown Ups comes out
Not my first Adam Sandler film, but this one ended up my all time favorite next to wedding singer. Hope you enjoy
Made me cry as a kid when I first saw it on FX and damn does it makes me cry even more still!
Have never cried during a movie but this one always breaks my heart and makes me cry my eyes out, Adam Sandler deserves so much respect as an actor.
This movie sneaks up on you, it's exactly what you'd expect from this premise with Adam Sandler, a comedy about using the remote to make things easier, than the movie stops telling jokes and becomes a well-written story about missing most of your life filled with existential dread
The scenes when he’s older and doesnt talk to his dad and after it always makes me tear up😭 Adam Sandler is the goat man
This movie is a good reminder to spend more time with your family
my relatives think im crazy for sobbing in this movie. when hes running in the rain i genuinely start sobbing its a sad movje to me! its funny but it has its moments of pause and seriousness. also brownie chunks and strawberries are my favorite froyo topping
46:24 made me tear up wow
You should react to Anger Management next! It's one of Adam Sandler's funniest movies imo
The way you snuck in the Eminem lyrics, masterful.
Yes JOHNNNN
Literally saw every movie I could in that summer.
This movie always made me cry when I was a kid. Now that I'm older and know what loss feels like, this movie hits even harder
The last scene with the father was one of the saddest scenes of that decade.
John solo reactions are my comfort movies
A tale influenced by classics like "Scrooge" and "It's a wonderful life." Probably my favorite Sandler movie.
Click is the best Adam Sandler movie for me! ❤️
I love this movie, but I always thought it was so silly of him not to skip through the work stuff. I would have skipped through all the boring work stuff to enjoy my family life and all the leisurely stuff instead.😅
I know there's a lesson to be learned about not skipping anything in life - including the bad along with the good - but I just think I would definitely choose skipping through work If I had the chance😅
Just clocked in for my 12 hour shift
I can’t wait to go home and watch this :)
This movie goes from funny to emotional out of nowhere loved this as a kid
One of the saddest/funniest films I’ve seen, absolutely love it
Yep! Agree, "if the heart is in a good place"...then there's a, uhm, *quality* to the point of the writing of the story!😉😊
Sprinkles🎉🎊 🧏♂️ #1 ice cream topping 🎆🎇. Great reaction in this 👏👏👏. Deff one of our favorite movies. Adam Sandler always delivers 🥇🏆. .
My favorite frozen yogurt and topping is white chocolate moose with a little hot fudge around the cup sides and chocolate sprinkles on the bottom and on top. Super delicious
Watched this with my dad tonight for the first time. Jesus Christ I cried like a dang baby
My father just passed away yesterday, so this movie hits so hard
Favorite ice cream: Reese's peanut butter cup topping with vanilla ice cream
I never quite grasped the concept of fast forwarding through your life. Now it hits so deep.
11:46 first person I’ve ever seen to call that right away😆
Definitely still makes me cry Everytime
I remember seeing this in the theatre with my brother and mum and aunt. It was pretty darn funny until it wasn't. So I overall view it in a negative light, because when it got sad it got REALLY sad. I don't want sadness in my comedy.