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Synopsis: Michael Newman (Sandler) is a hard working family man, who must please his boss (Hasselhoff), in order to get promoted. Problem is he gets less time with his family, and wishes for a remote in which he can control his life. This soon comes true for Newman, when he meets Morty (Walken), a crazy sales clerk, who has the ultimate remote. A remote in which he can do anything, including muting, skipping and dubbing his life. He finds this to be the opportunity in which he can not only skip every argument, but also skip to his promotion. He sees this as a good idea, until the remote goes horribly wrong.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Fantasy
Director(s): Frank Coraci
Production: Sony Pictures Releasing
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 3 wins & 11 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Metacritic:
45
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
PG-13
Year:
2006
107 min
$137,340,146
Website
10,394 Views


You gotta see this...

No. Just working out with Bill

five times a week. Same as always.

That's a looker.

Blondie, big lips. Chesty.

Is that your girl?

No, that's your daughter Samantha.

Of course it is.

And you better

always take care of her...

...and make sure nobody touches her

except you.

Pop, I'm just getting ready

for this meeting.

Okay. Absolutely.

I'll take off for you.

I'd like to spend more time together.

All of us.

Take you out for ice cream.

How's that?

I know your mother won't come...

...but you, Samantha,

Grandpa, Grandma.

That'd be nice, huh?

I knew something

was funny with you today.

Papa, take a seat.

Let me get you a water, okay?

What are we sitting for?

- Here you go, Pop, drink this.

- All right. Drink some water.

There, I had my water.

What's going on?

Grandpa died, Dad.

He died a while back now.

No, no, no.

Don't say that.

Where was I?

You're crying?

What happened?

Nothing. You know,

he just got old. That's life.

- Sh*t.

- You're born and you live and you die.

Man, I gotta go.

Hey, hang on.

Susie, push my next meeting.

No, no, do your meeting.

It's fine. I'm just dizzy.

- Why are you crying?

- I'm dizzy from the operation.

You're gonna make me cry, Dad.

You don't... You don't have to go.

You look... You look good.

It's all right. Goodbye.

Come on.

Come on.

It won't take you there.

Take me where?

To the moment he died.

You weren't there.

Of course I wasn't.

Can you take me

to the last time I saw him, please?

Hey, Dad. Sorry to bug you.

Would you mind looking

at my shopping mall design again?

This one is cheaper.

But if you check this out...

...you'll see it has

a much better natural flow...

Cheaper one, like I said.

Now, just let me do my e-mail.

Yeah. Yeah, you're right, Dad.

He ain't right. You're a schmuck!

Look at it!

Surprise.

Hey, Grandpa.

Oh, my God.

When did you get so handsome?

So, Michael, I had a wonderful idea.

Your mother's playing canasta

with her friends tonight.

I thought,

"What a great opportunity."

You, me and Ben should go

and have a boys' night out.

- Can't.

- What do you mean you can't?

You have to eat sometime.

We could go,

we could whistle at pretty girls.

- I'm down for that.

- See? He's down.

I don't know what it means,

but he's down.

- Hey. Please.

- Don't give me that finger.

I'll make you a deal.

If you come, I'll show you

the quarter trick.

- Will you look at the man?

- I'll tell you the secret.

No, Dad.

Don't you wanna know how l...?

I know how you do the stupid trick.

I've always known.

Can you let me do my work?

You've always known.

You're pathetic.

Okay.

I'm so sorry I barged in.

I love you, son.

See you later, Grandpa, I love you.

Dad.

Pop.

Pop.

I love you, son.

I love you, son.

I love you, son.

I love you too, Dad.

I'll miss you.

You know that.

Goodbye.

I'm sorry about your father.

Taking him wasn't something

I wanted to do.

What do you mean "taking him"?

I'm an angel, Michael.

An angel?

I thought an angel was

supposed to protect people.

I'm the angel of death.

Your dad, it was his time.

You bastard.

All right, leave me alone.

Leave me alone.

You had your fun.

Just take me to a good place.

And now, everybody, it's time

for Mr. Newman to say a few words.

Yay, Michael!

Go get them, Michael! Speech!

Wedding cake. Wedding cake.

Okay, where's the groom?

Show your face.

Hi, Dad.

Ben. I didn't miss

my son's wedding.

Wow, this is terrific, buddy.

Who's the lucky lady?

Very funny, Mr. Newman.

Aunt Peggy, is that you?

God, you got old.

No, no. L... She... I'm just playing.

She knows that.

Ma.

Ben's wife...

...welcome to the family.

Thank you.

Congratulations.

Let's have the best night, okay?

Look at you, Ma. You look amazing.

Michael, you haven't kissed me

like that since you were a little boy.

You are the best, Ma.

You know I know that, right?

Oh, darling, that's so sweet.

You know, Michael, your father

would've loved to be here.

I know, Ma.

Okay? I'm just glad you're here.

Me too, bubbala. Me too. Me too.

It's beautiful. Beautiful.

Beautiful. Look at her.

Donna, my favourite.

You're such a schmuck

for letting her go.

But don't let me ruin your evening.

I'll talk to you later.

Christina.

Michael, you've been so generous

taking care of all this...

...and the kids' honeymoon.

- Absolutely.

- Thank you so much.

Of course. Ben's wife

seems like a nice kid, huh?

- I think she's wonderful.

- Definite keeper.

Here's one you might remember

from The Cranberries.

Out of all the songs, huh?

Bill, since it's our son's wedding...

...do you mind if I dance

with my ex-husband for a minute?

- Not at all.

- Thank you.

Just have her back by midnight,

all right, champ?

You got it, Bill.

Why does he have

a bathing suit on?

Nice Speedo, buddy.

Still smelling good, huh?

After all these years.

Are you happy?

Of course I'm happy,

our son just got married.

Not about that. Are you happy

about where our lives ended up?

"Ended." It's not over yet.

- That's my Donna.

- It's true.

That Samantha?

Hey. What are you doing?

Put a sweater on. Cover them up.

What is with you?

Just kidding, I...

Just not used to seeing you

all grown-up like this.

Okay, well, if that's your way of telling

me that I look pretty, then thank you.

Let's go get some cake.

- I'll race you there, Dad. Come on.

- Okay.

"Dad"?

Michael, are you okay?

Is there a doctor?

We need a doctor here!

Michael!

- Dad!

- Dad!

It's just corn flakes.

One dance, you pop an artery.

Why'd you make me

waste my entire life?

You were fast-forwarding

through your life...

...long before you ever met me.

You lived the life you chose,

big shot.

This is not the life I wanted.

It is.

Looks like it is.

Hey. You're up. How you feeling?

I feel better

now that you guys are here.

Samantha's been here

like 36 hours straight.

She said she wouldn't leave

the hospital until you woke up.

- Why'd you do that?

- Because. You're my father.

I thought Bill was your father.

I have two fathers.

One of them told me he was gonna

live till he was 200. Remember?

You both really need

to get some sleep.

And I got a plane to catch.

Big Ben's gotta go

on his honeymoon.

Actually, I just cancelled

the honeymoon.

Kensington deal might fall through,

so I gotta go do damage control.

- Julie and I can go to Italy anytime.

- No.

It's not that big a deal.

- That's not fair to your wife.

- Dad...

...she gets it. Keeping

the business going is more important.

Guys, I'm sorry. You're gonna

have to leave. He needs his rest.

All right. Bye, Dad.

Bye, Daddy.

Get this off of me.

Whoa, whoa!

Hey, fella, you're a long way

from walking out of here.

I gotta see my son.

You're not going anywhere.

Now, get back into the bed.

- Isn't that Colin Farrell?

- Where?

Michael.

Those machines

are keeping you alive.

I gotta talk to my boy.

- Michael, stop.

- No.

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Steve Koren

Steve Koren is an American screenwriter. He co-wrote the movies Bruce Almighty, Click, Superstar, and A Night at the Roxbury, and wrote for Saturday Night Live and Seinfeld. more…

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