Ron
08-20-2007, 03:29 AM
Now right off the bat I must admit that the first time I saw this movie I cried like a baby. After I put the DVD back into the case I said to myself "That movie was so depressing". I decided that I didn't like that movie because it made me feel so bad.
A couple weeks later, I spiraled into a depression for 3 months that was the worst period in my life. All I thought about was death and what would happen if I got sick. I eventually went to the doctor and got on an anti-depressant. 5 months later I can sit and and say that my life is great. Anyways, tonight my brother came over with his wife and my brother asked me if I had any good 'funny' movies. He said it more jokingly than anything because he knows my collection is predominatley horror. So my other brother suggests we watch "Click".
Now, I was very fearful that I was gonna see this film and be thrown into the same rut I had been in months prior, but I agreed. After watching it a second time I can say this is one of my favorite films. I love Sandler movies and this is no exception, but it is soooo much different than his others. Yes, I cried again. Yes, I got depressed again...but then I snapped out of it. You see , the first time I watched this film I missed the whole 'message' behind it. This time I had the same epiphany that Michael Newman had. I realized that everyday is precious, and only as important as you make it.
"Never rush life and you will never fear death".
- Me
A couple weeks later, I spiraled into a depression for 3 months that was the worst period in my life. All I thought about was death and what would happen if I got sick. I eventually went to the doctor and got on an anti-depressant. 5 months later I can sit and and say that my life is great. Anyways, tonight my brother came over with his wife and my brother asked me if I had any good 'funny' movies. He said it more jokingly than anything because he knows my collection is predominatley horror. So my other brother suggests we watch "Click".
Now, I was very fearful that I was gonna see this film and be thrown into the same rut I had been in months prior, but I agreed. After watching it a second time I can say this is one of my favorite films. I love Sandler movies and this is no exception, but it is soooo much different than his others. Yes, I cried again. Yes, I got depressed again...but then I snapped out of it. You see , the first time I watched this film I missed the whole 'message' behind it. This time I had the same epiphany that Michael Newman had. I realized that everyday is precious, and only as important as you make it.
"Never rush life and you will never fear death".
- Me