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We're two best friends watching the movie Click (2006) every week since 2020 and we'll continue to do so for the rest of time. Here are our thoughts:
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Funko is almost desperate enough to do Click (2006) Pops
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I get it - they knew Janine would steal too much of any scene she's in. She's too powerful. That's why you've gotta let J Cool star in her own spinoff vehicle, Sony!
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Janine is a hot mess, making a bombastic impression and then basically disappearing - only showing up once later in the film to show how much time has passed (she's dating Michael's boss now). Where's the Janine spinoff? She's ripe for a life lesson from Morty!
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Week 7 of our #20YearsofClick character spotlight is a personal favourite of ours, Janine! An enthusiastic and deeply empathetic friend to Donna who makes an effort despite Michael's open hostility.
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Click and 50 First Dates are two of the most fun, warmest comedies of the 2000s, and it’s great seeing them finally hit 4K. Perfect comfort rewatches with big laughs and big heart. Both arrive on 4K Ultra HD June 23.
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Genuinely so nuts that we might have tricked them into doing this. And releasing day and date with the 20 year anniversary, just as requested!
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Coming to 4K UHD via Sony on 6/23 Click (2006)
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Next up for #20YearsofClick, Michael's sleazy boss Mr Ammer! A representation of class struggle, our protagonist's misguided ambition is to secure a position like Ammer's; one that employs 'idiots' like Michael to do 'all the work' and make money for him. Rise up, proletariat!
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To celebrate #20yearsofClick, we'll be honouring the movie's legacy by spotlighting a different amazing character from the film each week for the next 20 weeks, leading up to the day and date of the film's 20th anniversary.
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I think this scene is so forgettable because it's a glorified cameo that goes for way too long. But we're here to celebrate #20YearsofClick, and so let's celebrate the fact that this isn't Rob Schneider's most racist role in an Adam Sandler movie. Small wins!
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Week 5 celebrating #20YearsofClick, we're spotlighting Rob Schneider's brownface character Prince Habeeboo! I guess this bad Arabian prince stereotype is supposed to illustrate the kind of wealthy clients Michael deals with that adds to his work stress? Anyway,,
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To celebrate #20yearsofClick, we'll be honouring the movie's legacy by spotlighting a different amazing character from the film each week for the next 20 weeks, leading up to the day and date of the film's 20th anniversary.
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@hunterfursuit Twitter only allows for so many characters I'm afraid. Once we get past the first timeskip, every scene with Samantha in it focuses on her breasts. She's a perfectly fine character with perfectly fine actresses, but the script definitely does her a disservice.
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Week 4 celebrating #20yearsofClick Samantha represents innocence and the limits of Michael’s control. He wants his kids to stay kids forever but time moves on. In an underutilisation of her character, after each timeskip Michael's sole focus for Samantha is her sexual development
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To celebrate #20yearsofClick, we'll be honouring the movie's legacy by spotlighting a different amazing character from the film each week for the next 20 weeks, leading up to the day and date of the film's 20th anniversary.
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In 2006 this was about as woke as you could get in an Adam Sandler movie
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