CLICK (Theatrical Release USA 2006)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 3.9|5.0 Starsììì

Click—rated PG-13, but works more at the ‘R’ level due to sexual references—ends with a terrific moral of the story that typifies Adam Sandler movies. The moral of the story comes packaged without preaching and adequately hides itself for the audience to unveil and understand. The movie’s Director Frank Coraci does an outstanding job of moving the story along.

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Storyline

Michael Newman (Adam Sandler) receives a remote control with power to move him into the past or into the future. He begins moving through his future life based on choices he set in motion in his present life.

Additional Thanks

Thank You to Director Frank Coraci for directing effort. Thank you to Executive Producers Barry Bernardi and Tim Herlihy for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Donna Newman (Kate Beckinsale), Morty (Christopher Walken), Ammer (David Hasselhoff), Ted Newman (Henry Winkler), Trudy Newman (Julie Kavner), Bill (Sean Astin), Ben Newman at 7-years old (Joseph Castanon), and Ben at 17-years old (Jonah Hill).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

Maybe. It’s worth watching for the meaty moral of the story and works on a type of slapstick comedy level for the adult audience. Great work for Director Frank Coraci.

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THE RIDICULOUS 6 (Television Release USA 2015)

Ben Meyers’ rating: 2.0|5.0 Stars ìì

The Ridiculous 6—a stupidly raunchy movie that degenerates the western film genre to below ridiculous. It seems many audiences may expect better from a Netflix Original film, from Adam Sandler, from Director Frank Coraci, and from everyone else connected with this film. It defines itself as a ‘not worth your time’ movie.

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Storyline

In western times, a man goes looking for his family and finds more than he expected.

Additional Thanks

Poor work for Director Frank Coraci. Executive Producers Barry Bernardi, Pauline Fischer, Tim Herlihy, Heather Parry, and Nick Swardson made this film possible. Casting includes: Tommy (Adam Sandler), Smoking Fox (Julia Jones), Chico (Terry Crews), Herm (Jorge Garcia), Lil’ Pete (Taylor Lautner), Ramon (Rob Schneider), Danny (Luke Wilson), and Frank (Nick Nolte).

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?

No. Low quality fare that works on the boring side as an adult watch.

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