Movie Review

Hello again.  The picture is my browser on Sony Pictures' site for the movie "Click".  Do you know how to take a snapshot of your computer screen?  Ask me and I will show you how to do it on a Windows machine.  It is a useful tool.

To get into someone else's air-conditioning we went to the movies yesterday and watched Click.  There is one thing that an Adam Sandler movie will always supply; a great soundtrack.  I like the fact that they used contemporary artists like Snow Patrol and Gwen Steffani (one of the songs i enjoy by her) but also squeezed in Foreigner and other late seventies and eighties bands. 

Adam Sandler comedies never surprise us in regards to plot lines.  We can call this one Capra -esque.  Still the movie was enjoyable.  Funny was funny and there was a tinge of sadness in some scenes.  I heard some sniffles in the audience.  The message strikes a chord in a world where unbridled ambition stands opposite family togetherness.  I loved the premise; a remote control that can control our personal universe.  It seems  our control of the television and computers frustrates our control of the real world.  Sometimes I find myself wanting to right click my cursor over situations and people whose properties I want to discover and I am not talking about just when I am in front of my computer. 

Also, I enjoyed seeing the actors playing Adam's parents in the movie.  Both actors I have enjoyed in the past.  Don't want to reveal their names here.  But they always warm my heart because they've been around so long and I equate them to some of my favorite characters.

Click did not dissapoint.

I have heard the complaint that this blog does not fit on the screen.  I too have noticed that.  There are a couple of fixes you can try.  On the bottom of the browser there is a horizo scroll bar.  You can center your position on the screen using that scroll bar.  Also,  you can place your cursor on the blue line at the right side of the browser.  It will turn to a line pointing right and left.  You can use this line to widen the browser.  Oh yeah, have you tried maximizing?