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Click (2006) – Last Time with Dad Scene (9/10) | Clip
Click – Last Time with Dad: Michael (Adam Sandler) travels back to the last time he saw his father (Henry Winkler) before he …
Click – Last Time with Dad: Michael (Adam Sandler) travels back to the last time he saw his father (Henry Winkler) before he …
Click, Hardball, and I am Legend are the only movies that break me every time. I’m sure Marley and Me would get me as well but I refuse to watch for that reason lol
Wir sind nicht alle immer hier.
Erst das leben, Familie, Freunde und dann die Arbeit.
Underrated movie man geez
How many times do we want to yell at ourselves for mistreating people especially those we love?
This movie has a play on your heart unlike anything ive watched in years. If anyone has ever been lucky enough to have a father that cares about them knows how hard this scene hits.
Sad fact: during the production of the movie. Adam Sandlers' father passed. The times where he cries about his character's dad, he was actually crying due to him thinking of his dad at the moment…
I’d remembered as kid I’d cried so hard watching this scene it’s was so heartbreaking 💔
Ouch.
My heart.
The Grandpa’s delivery was amazing in this scene. The way his face fell when Sandler flipped on him
This movie came out in 2006, and my Dad passed away in 2007, after that this scene just hits harder, it still does.
the whole aspect of going on autopilot with the remote is interesting to me. because it's not like it grants wishes where adam sandlers character wished to do well at his job and become auccessful. no, it was the fact that in that part of his life, work was truly the top priority and if you go on autopilot, well you tend to what you feel is your priorities.
This movie and ‘Stranger Than Fiction’ legitimately helped change my perception on wasting time and attacking life
Never had a dad and this still makes me sad somehow
Saddler never misses with connecting father with son or family functions
Who’s crying in 2024
I remember watching this couple of years ago. The ending of the movie hit me like a truck.
I have never had the courage to watch it again.
This must've been so emotional for Sandler to film, having his own father pass a year prior to this movie coming out, you can see at 1:34 he is starting to break even though he supposed to be mad at his father, but Henry Winklers acting couldn't help but make Sandler cry
2024. And I’m bawling
This movie is so sad it’s like I love it but it hurts so bad..
This is the scene when I first realized Adam Sandler could really, really act.
Man i know id want to be violent if I seen myself treat my dad that way the last time we seen eachother.
2:36 apart of me likes to think the dad somehow in some unexplanable way hears his son told him that he loved him back, and thats the real reason he was holding back tears. I know its unlikely though.
My sister keeps telling me I have a great sense of humor like Adam Sandler and I should become an actor just like him but when I think about it, I feel like I can’t accomplish it
Underrated part of this scene is that it is wholesome how Ben is kind and loving towards his grandfather. Showing that negative traits aren’t inherently always passed down
This scene took place about 20 years into the future, because his son is about 10 in the beggining and here he is about thirty. Since the movie came out in 2006 we are about twi years away from it
When I saw this movie live, I had to use the bathroom I was a kid and there were six adults crying in the bathroom
A father should never lie down on his deathbed wondering how did I fail my son?
This scene broke me when I saw it in theatres.
I ever watch this scene when it's on. Never;(
I lost my dad when I was 5. This scene breaks me every time
I can relate to the dying father in this scene. I love my kids so much. I’ve always been willing to lay my life down for them and worked hard to give them what I could and tried to be there for them as much as possible. But kids today are so disrespectful and ungrateful. I hope I don’t die feeling like they resent me. That would be the most painful part of dying for me.
Is it just me, or is this lowkey one of the saddest movies of all time?
"Don't give me that finger" insanely great line if you grew up respecting people especially family
This was one of Sandler’s best acting moments.
I’ve always been so close with my dad my whole life
Sometimes I wish I could have a click remote. Not to fast forward time. But to rewind and relive moments I miss with the ones I miss.
The magic trick i alway know but also never know
I cried so easily hard. 💔
THIS PART ALWAYS GETS ME…..MISS YA SO MUCH DAD!!!!!
I remember seeing this in theaters when I was 12 or 13 and not understanding emotions at the time. Looking back in my early 30s, this scene hits me so hard. I've lost so many people in that time and thankfully, I've never had a moment like this. This scene stays in my head on how important it is to treat your loved ones right and show them you love them. My favorite Adam Sandler movie for sure.
Great Movie!! Great lesson here, don't be consumed with work.💗♥️💗
This was the first movie I watched when I was young where I genuinely cried for the first time while watching a movie. I was 13 and I am 19 now. That was the last time I remember crying
I could never make my Dad cry I don't want to say something I'll regret
and then you realize this isn't a comedy
It’s even more sad when Adam woke up from the dream and ran all the way to his parents house and hugged his dad…dreams can knock you down…but you get back up and you knock them down
God damnit Adam Sandler whyd you have to go and make me cry