Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert |
5 |
The movie is being sold as a comedy, but you know what? This isn't funny. |
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips |
4 |
...a crass mixture of groin-kicking and tear-jerking... |
E!
|
6 |
...the gross out jokes won't leave a bad taste in the mouth; the gushy life lessons will. |
filmcritic.com
David Levine |
3 |
Eventually, Click morphs into a painfully morose version of It's a Wonderful Life... |
New York Post
Lou Lumenick |
4 |
Rarely have I wanted to fast-forward through a movie as much as Click... |
TV Guide
Maitland McDonagh |
5 |
An uneasy mix of frat-boy yocks and Twilight Zone-style science-fiction... |
Reel
Pam Grady |
5 |
...frequently the humor either falls flat or is just plain stupid... |
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager |
3 |
Before it devolves into a misbegotten version of It's a Wonderful Life by way of Bicentennial Man, the film indulges in plenty of puerile remote-related bits... |
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers |
3 |
Can no one save the talented Sandler from himself? I hate this movie. Click. I hate this movie. Click. I hate this movie. Click. |
Entertainment Weekly
Lisa Schwarzbaum |
5 |
Sandlerites are invited to discuss, at length, the appeal of the star's ode to arrested development, while I marvel that, once again, the doofus is rewarded with a woman of unfurrowed beauty and saintly patience. |
New York Times
Manohla Dargis |
4 |
It's the kind of potty-mouthed movie that's one expletive shy of an R. |
Los Angeles Times
Michael Phillips |
4 |
...a crass mixture of groin-kicking and tear-jerking... |
People
Leah Rozen |
3 |
...fails to click. |
LA Weekly
Scott Foundas |
2 |
...a god-awful mess... |
Village Voice
Michael Atkinson |
6 |
De rigueur hypocritical as it may be coming from Hollywood, Click is a cultural critique, with the dull blade and impact of a battle-ax. |
Onion AV Club
Scott Tobias |
5 |
Outside of a running joke about Sandler's dog humping a giant stuffed animal and the usual anger/pain humor that runs through his work, the film devotes most of its energy to a drearily sentimental lesson about what's really important. |
Maxim
Pete Hammond |
4 |
The beginning has some good laughs, but once you get past the gimmick, there's nothing but failed gross-out humor and heavy-handed sentimental slop. |
Premiere
Nicole Schmuelien |
3 |
...feels like nothing more than hitting rewind and play on a stale plot and jokes you've seen 100 times before. |
Christian Science Monitor
Stephen Humphries |
8 |
...inventive and even emotional - a far cry from Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. |
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