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So I just went to go see an advance screening of this movie and I don't know why the studio would do such a thing-- the audience was constantly laughing and this is no comedy. Usually screenings I've seen have been of fantastic movies (Wedding Crashers, Hairspray) and I'm telling everyone I know to go see it. Also, I've never seen such a general consensus of "WOW, what were they thinking?" at the end of a movie. I cannot WAIT to read the reviews on this! It's going to be slaughtered by the press.

Despite Ms. Lohan's troubles, I do think she is talented and, if only for her sake, I was hoping this would be a good film. I like her, and I love movies and tend to see the good in them, but this does not do enough redeeming. It does have a promising premise, but it is done all wrong. The parts that need build-up have none and time is wasted on other pointless scenes. Very graphic film as well-- definitely not an R that any child should be seeing.

Seriously, this isn't even a case of "so bad it's good". It's just bad.

Save yourself the $10 movie fare on this one-- and go see "1408" for a real psychological thriller. This'll be on DVD before you know it anyway.

I just came from a sneak preview of this movie and was enchanted. I was familiar with parts of the story line and some of the main characters, but had never seen the stage show or previous film, so I'm unable to comment for those who have. Bottomline: I just thought this was wonderful.

Very much a feel-good film, with a great (and mostly well-known) cast, it is also surprisingly funny! There were many witty moments as well as quite a few laugh out loud lines and I believe the roles were well cast. The leads were a delight and they were supported by a strong cast overall, in acting, singing and dancing. I was not bored for even one minute of this exciting movie; in fact, I had a smile on my face throughout most of it to boot.

I am a huge musical nut, but I went with a friend of mine who is admittedly not a big fan of movie musicals and she laughed and loved it right along with me.

A nice balance to the big action movies (I did like Transfomers :)) dominating summer '07. Easily one of my favorite movies of late-- go see it!

I was initially interested in this movie as a longtime supporter of Adam Sandler (also Kate Beckinsale) and because it seemed good for a few mindless laughs.

Instead, "Click" is heartwarming, touching and makes you think of how precious life is, all without preaching. I actually cried more than once and not just for the usual reasons. Additionally, Sandler and Beckinsale surprisingly have amazing chemistry together and with their on screen 'children'/Sandler's on screen parents. It wasn't hard to buy them as a modern family who cares very deeply for one another, but is faced with the everyday craziness of living in the 21st century. It does have the funny moments the trailer shows, but it is so much more than that and a movie that I truly enjoyed.

Go see 'Click'.