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Click: Life’s Mirror Reflection
Imagine yourself waking up in a hospital bed recovering from an artery bursting. The cold feeling of inevitable death and loneliness course through your body as you wake. You ponder the story you have written that is your life and can’t help but to notice that it seems empty. You feel your heart shrink and feel colder after every memory you recollect. Memories of disinterest towards your family, losing your wife to another man, and losing your father after rejecting to spend time with him. You begin to gain your sense of sight and in your peripheral vison you see your two children. Your son notices you wake up and begins to explain that he cancelled his honeymoon with his wife in order to leave for a business trip. Your heart begins to race as you struggle to advise your son about the importance of family but before you can speak the doctors order both your children to leave because of you worsening condition. The feeling of sorrow rapidly begins to consume you after every heartbeat. You now understand that your son is following the trail of footsteps you left him, and that it will only lead to the barren wasteland of a life that you lived yourself. This scene from Adam Sandler’s Movie, “Click”, still makes my heart heavy every time I watch it.

I remember walking into the movie theater when I
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Overall, this movie plays an important factor to my personality because it showed me the importance of life’s treasures and how easily we can take them for granted. The habits and principals that I’ve rooted to my personality because of the movie “Click”, have molded me into who I am now. I appreciate the important things in life that can be taken for granted. Honestly, the amount of truth and emotion behind this movie moved me, but then again, who wouldn’t be moved? I know I have been and I won’t forget the lessons that I have been taught by Adam Sandler and his film

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