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人生没有快捷键——《人生遥控器》影评《人生遥控器》是由著名导演弗兰克·克拉斯（Frank Coraci）执导，亚当∙桑德勒主演的好莱坞经典电影。

影片讲述了主人公迈克在偶然间拥有了神奇的可以控制时间、空间等的万能遥控器之后，遥控器给他带来的种种欢乐与灾难，并由此引发的关于人生的思考。

建筑师迈可•纽曼（亚当•桑德勒饰）每天都过着忙碌的生活。

他有着美满的家庭，美丽贤惠的妻子唐娜（凯特•贝金赛尔饰），可爱的一对儿女，但忙于工作的他总是没有时间陪伴家人，为了工作而逃避甚至忘记了与家人们的约定。

偶然的机会，麦克从一个神秘身份的老板莫蒂（克里斯托弗•沃肯饰）那里得到了一个万能遥控器。

当迈可回到家尝试使用后才发觉了这个遥控的神奇功能：他可以利用这个遥控器控制自己的生活时间，只要轻轻一按快捷键，他便可以逃过那些繁琐的事，随心所欲到达自己想要的时段。

他可以略过疾病、吵架、和家人的聚会，以及一切他认为浪费时间的事情，他可以不必经历过程，便能到达结果。

直到有一天，万能遥控器不再受他的控制了，他的生活变得乱七八糟，时间迅速向前走，而他也错过了很多重要的事情：在他迅速成为公司高层的同时、他的妻子离开了他，他的父亲离开了人世，可爱的女儿早已长大变成了小太妹，英气逼人的儿子变成了和他一样的大胖子，他才后悔自己故意错过的东西。

他用遥控器跳到与父亲的最后一次见面，看到自己因为忙于公务而不与父亲一起吃饭。

父亲那蹒跚的脚步，稀疏的白发，深陷的眼睛，使他猛然发现，原来父亲已经这么老了。

父亲苦苦哀求他，而他竟然无动于衷，甚至不看父亲一眼。

他将时间定格，看着父亲抚摸着儿子的头，慈祥地说：“I love you,son.”一遍一遍地听着，凄凉与悲痛涌上心头。

可惜那时的他只知道工作却不知道，父亲将不久于人世。

他又将时间定格，亲吻父亲的脸颊，说：“I love you,dad.”但这样的补救，却无法挽救自己的失败。

最终，他站在父亲那白色的十字架下，痛心疾首，却又无从悔过。

河北工程大学美学概论学期作业电影《人生遥控器》欣赏

美学概论学期作业电影《人生遥控器》欣赏姓名：刘健学号：120710209专业：城市地下空间工程1202班学院：土木工程学院若再给我一次选择，我不会再错过。

但人生没有第二次，请珍惜眼前一切。

从电影制作来看，《人生遥控器》这部电影没有华丽的场景，没有大投资，并不是大制作，但是以独特的剧情吸引。

它不仅仅是一部简单的喜剧而已，它带我们的东西远不止于嬉笑，而是电影带给我们的深刻思考。

从电影的表现手法来看，采用了鲜明的对比手法。

电影上半部分轻松快乐，但后半部分给人以沉重的思考，但电影最后又给人以珍惜的机会。

总体的基调是先扬后抑又扬的手法，在对比、悲喜交加中给人以极强的表现力。

原来人生可以这样度过：自动跳过不喜欢的时刻：不生病，不与人争吵，没有堵车，不浪费时间，不必做自己不喜欢的事情，轻而易举地成功。

不停地快进，享受自己喜欢的时刻，其余时间自动导航，专心完成自己的目标。

遥控器让我们快进烦心事，是挺不错的，自从有了它，我们可以轻而易举达到目的。

但是，它真的让你开心解脱了吗？你真的会快乐吗？美妙，幸福？可悲，恐怖！是的！电影的上半部分确实让人羡慕：如果我们也有这种遥控器该多好，轻松选择生活该多好啊。

社会如此复杂，我们能自己选择享受，真是太好了。

但是电影后半段，当遥控器由麦克的偏好自动执行时，故事就不顺心了：虽然事业蒸蒸日上，但他却错过了很多经历：妻子的离开、父亲的逝世，还有儿子的婚礼……伴随时间的加快，麦克越来越深刻地体会到，让自己参与生命中的点点滴滴是多么重要，明白了家庭是多么重要。

当麦克发现错过了人生的很多重要时刻时，连我们都感到害怕和惋惜，一面不停告戒自己要珍惜眼前人。

从电影的意义来讲，一方面是生命过程的感悟，要珍惜我们眼前的一切。

但是从另一方面来讲，我们也要思考家庭与工作的关系。

在电影中，面对家庭和工作产生冲突，工作总是胜出。

在疯狂工作中，口口声声说是为了家庭能美好而工作，但是实际上，麦克一直在错过给予家庭美好的机会。

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获奖情况
奥斯卡(美国电影学院奖) 2007 最佳化妆 (提名) Bill Co r s o 最佳化妆 (提名) Kazuhiro Tsuji 青年艺术家奖(Young Artist Award) 2007 Best Family Feature Film (Comedy or Musical) (提名) Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Actress Age Ten or Younger (提名) Tatum McCann 美国青少年观众票选大奖(Teen Choice Award) 2006 Choice Summer Movie: Comedy (提名) Movies - Choice Comedy (提名) 美国青少年观众票选大奖 2006 Movies - Choice Hissy Fit (提名) 亚当· 桑德勒 Movies - Choice Chemistry (提名) 亚当· 桑德勒美国儿童选择奖(Blimp Award) 2007 Favorite Movie (提名) 美国儿童选择奖 2007 美国人民选择奖(People's Choice Award) 2007 Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2007 MTV电影奖 2007 最佳喜剧表演 (提名) 亚当· 桑德勒 Casting Society of America, USA (Art i o s) 2007 Best Feature Film Casting - Comedy (提名) Roger Muss enden
Kate Beckinsale(.凯特· 贝金赛尔) 饰——Donna Newman 因主演二战题材巨片《珍珠港》而一夜成名的凯特．贝尔赛尔在影片中饰演一位爱家庭、爱孩子的美国家庭主妇。她温和、善良、美丽，渴望生活重压下的丈夫可以分些时间给家人。在剧中她是维系整个家庭和谐相处的纽带。

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MICHAEL: All right, that’s probably me.
MORTY: You know fast food shortens your life.
MICHAEL: Yeah, that’s what I heard. But the way my life’s been going lately, that ain’t such a bad thing.
MORTY: I don’t know the O’ Doyles but they can bite it hard.
MICHAEL: Yeah.
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MORTY: Come in the back with me. MICHAEL: Okay. This is … This is very nice of you. What’s your name, anyways? MORTY: Call me Morty. MICHAEL: Morty, I’m Michael Newman. MORTY: Michael Newman. I’m about to rock your world. MICHAEL: Okay. I gotta be honest with you. This place looks bigger from the outside.
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Scene 2 Dialogue at Home
DONNA: What the heck is going on? MICHAEL: Hey, do you mind? I am trying to concentrate. Here I am, staying up all night,
killing myself, trying to come up with activities for our Fourth of July camping trip, but you won’t let me think! DONNA: You want time to think? Why don’t you think about the fact that you just wo…What did you just say? MICHAEL: Yes, you heard me. If you keep up this weird attitude, I won’t be able to work for a year and have to plan 10 more vacations. That make you happy? DONNA: Did you eat a bad Yodel? MICHAEL: Give me those big lips. BEN: What’s going on down here? (Ben and Samantha go downstairs) MICHAEL: Ben, Ben! Come here. Oh, my God. I missed you, I missed you. Look at you, boy. You know what, I’m gonna finish the tree house. We’re gonna sleep in it next weekend. From now on, we’re gonna exercise and I’m not gonna wear a Speedo. BEN: All right! MICHAEL: All right. And you (Mike picks up Samantha). Nice jump! I love you. One day, you are gonna be the hottest chick alive. But you still gotta have brains. So tomorrow I’m gonna teach you calculus. SAMANTHA: You know calculus? MICHAEL: I knew you’d call me on that. You mom will teach you. Now, get your rest, because tomorrow we’re going camping! I know! It’s gonna be the best! Put a sweater on! Don’t take it off!

《人生遥控器》影评

《人生遥控器》影评前些日子看了《人生遥控器》这部电影，也是给我感触极大的电影。

这部电影没有华丽的场景，没有大投资，大制作，但以独特的剧情打动了我。

网上很多说这部电影涉嫌抄袭，但是，不管它抄袭是否，我被电影里的剧情深深感染。

《人生遥控器》不止是一部简单的喜剧而已，它带我的东西远不止于此，它让我思考得更多……电影讲述的是男主人公纽曼的人生旅程因为一个神奇的遥控器而发生改变。

这个遥控器来自一个神秘人物的馈赠，也恰是在纽曼对自己的人生不满意的时候。

它可以由主人随心所欲地控制着人生的快慢，甚至可以将一些人生片段定格，对人生进行回放。

纽曼如获至宝，用遥控器操纵着自己的人生进程，将那些自己平时不喜欢度过的时光全部快进，而对那些自己留恋的日子则可以慢进，甚至高兴了也可以回放一下自己以前的人生。

但是，当纽曼津津有味地享受着他的快乐人生时，当他终于可以快进那些自己令自己感到不愉快的时间时，不知不觉中，他发现身边的世界逐渐变得陌生。

家里的小狗阿亮死了，妻子另嫁他人，父亲也去世了，而他，也因为时光的快速流逝而变得衰老了……这个遥控器可以让你快进自己不想经历的那些烦心事，比如堵车，和父母聚餐，和妻子吵架，升职前的努力等等。

不错，有了它，你可以轻而易举达到你的目的，可是，它真的让你开心解脱了吗你真的会快乐吗电影的上半部分让我好生羡慕：如果我也有这个遥控器该多好，如果我也这样轻松选择生活该多好啊。

现在社会这么复杂，这么乱，如果我也能这样自己选择，自己享受，真是太好了。

但是到了电影后半段，当神奇遥控器根据纽曼的偏好开始自动执行他的生活方式时，故事似乎不那么让人顺心了。

时间跳跃从单位“天”开始跳跃到“年”。

虽然纽曼的事业蒸蒸日上，但他却错过了很多与其他人的共同经历。

妻子离开，父亲逝世，直到儿子的婚礼。

伴随快速年迈，纽曼也越来越深刻的体会到，参与生命是多么的重要，家庭是多么重要，过程是多么重要。

在生命的终点，他不顾一切把教训和道理告诉了他那同样生活匆忙的儿子。

人生遥控器——英文影评

《Click》Feed BackMichael Newman seems to have a perfect life- a beautiful wife, two small children, and a job with great potential. But as his jerky boss passes Michael up for promotion after promotion, Michael becomes fed up, and wishes he could find a way to just, oh, skip through the hard parts in life. He gets exactly that -and much, much more- when he stumbles upon the Beyond section of a Bed, Bath, and Beyond in search of a universal remote. But as it turns out, the remote controls, well, the entire universe! At first this seems a blessing, but as the remotebegins to program itself Michael finds his life skipping by, sometimes a few months, sometimes years. Going in to this movie ---- Click I expected to have the normal 2 hour thoughtless escape from everyday life that these type movies normally deliver. Instead I laughed. I even cried.I left pleasantly surprised. Leaving the theatre I couldn't help reflect upon the need to really appreciate life's little moments and closefriends and family more. Walken was outstanding. Sandler was effective and really funny in his toned down approach to this more intelligent comedy than the usual Sandler fare. Kate Beckinsale is very lovable as the wife and mother of his children and Hasslehoff couldn't have been more perfectly cast as the cluelessly self-absorbed exec/ boss. I liked it a lot and I'm not normally one to feel either way about these type of movies. I'd go see it next time with family and friends that I really should spend more time with anyway!Nearly all of Adam Sandler's films have been one-joke affairs. Which might not be so bad, except that there's only so long one joke can be stretched until it becomes overly repetitive and tiresome.What makes "Click" particularly disappointing is that it didn't have to be so limited in scope. Not that you really expect an Adam Sandler movie to be thoughtful, but this fantasy-flavored comedy is just as full of lowbrow humor as any of the rest, including gags about the sexual habits of family pets, flatulence and male anatomy.After he teased us with some recent, supposedly more "mature" performances in "Punch Drunk Love" and "Spanglish," Sandler has simply reverted to his expected juvenile form here.He stars as Michael Newman, a workaholic architect. Michael's wife, Donna (Kate Beckinsale), is getting tired of his work-first, family-second routine, especially since he seems to miss most of his kids' biggest moments.Michael, on the other hand, wants more control over his life — or at least some control over his household. So he's thrilled when a mysterious store clerk named Morty (Christopher Walken) offers him a new universal remote —free of charge.And this remote-control device really is universal, giving Michael the power to skip over periods of his life. One of the film's few really clever bits is having Michael's life with an "audio commentary" narrated by James Earl Jones.As expected, Michael does learn a hard lesson about missing out on the smaller moments, including the various disagreements and trying times. But this would-be knock-off of "It's a Wonderful Life" feels too mechanical. Actually, it looks more like the justifiably forgotten RobinWilliams film "Bicentennial Man" — though this one is, mercifully, nearly 30 minutes shorter.Sandler got his longtime cohort Frank Coraci ("The Waterboy") to direct, and he's clearly out of his comfort zone with this type of material. He's unable to get Sandler to dial down some of his more obnoxious performance tendencies, and he really wastes a wacky supporting turn by Walken, as well as Henry Winkler and Julie Kavner, who play Michael's parents.It seems that Morty has created a device that will not only allow Michael complete control over his television and stereo, but his entire life as well. As Michael discovers that the remarkable device has the power to muffle the barks of the family dog, zoom himself past an irritating quarrel with his wife, and even allow him to travel back and forth through time to different points in his life, the rush of being able to skip straight to the good parts in life soon leaves him feeling as if he's missing out on the total experience. Only whenMichael begins to realize that the he has lost control of his life and the remote is now programming him does he finally learn that life is as much about the moments he'd rather forget as it is the moments hewill always remember.We know from experience that Adam Sandler has a fondness for Frank Capra. After all, is there anything odder than watching Sandler channel Gary Cooper in a remake of Mr. Deeds ? Actually, there is. It's watching Sandler channel Jimmy Stewart in Click, a film that owes more than a little to It's a Wonderful Life. In fact, while it's more of an indirect remake of Dickens' A Christmas Carol, the Capra-esque overtones arethere. To round things out, Sandler throws in a little Rip Van Winkle and nod to Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle." However, while Mr. Deeds didn't work, Click (perhaps surprisingly) does. It's because Sandler doesn't throw out the drama in a quest for laughs. There are times when the comedian falls back on his typical shtick, but the film doesn't shy away from the darkness inherent in this kind of story, and it has a heart. Sandler is Scrooge in the last act of A Christmas Carol and George Bailey in the last act of It's a Wonderful Life, and he does justice to those who have preceded him down this path.Even though the film has been directed by "Sandler vet" Frank Coraci (The Waterboy, The Wedding Singer), the film may cause disappointment amongst the die-hard rank-and-file even as it presents a more appealing Sandler to mainstream audiences. The nastiness and vulgarity that have long been associated with Sandler's comedy are largely missing in action, excepting a few scenes. Then again, Sandler has been moving away from this image over the last few years, using Jim Carrey's career as a template. He's hoping his fans will grow with him; reaction to Click may go a long way to answering whether they will.At least on the surface, movies don't get more high concept than Click: a man obtains a "universal" remote controller that allows him to manage not only the TV but his entire life. He can fast-forward and rewind his reality, skipping unpleasant things like busywork and arguments with his spouse while re-livingpleasant times, like his first date with the woman he would marry. But the remote is dangerous, and he starts using it as a substitute for living through bad times. Worse still, it's an intelligent remote and,after it learns his patterns, it fast forwards through large chunks of his life. By the end, he has learned wisdom, but at a terrible price. However, as in A Christmas Carol and It's a Wonderful Life, he is given a second chance.The man in question is Michael Newman (Sandler), a hard working architect who has little time for his loving wife, Donna (Kate Beckinsale) and his two kids, Ben and Samantha. He's too busy workingfor his arrogant, preening boss, Ammer (David Hasselhoff). One night, after discovering that he can't turn on the TV without operating the ceiling fan or garage door, Michael heads out in search of a universal remote. The only store still open is Bad Bath and Beyond. In the "Beyond" part of the store, he encounters mad scientist Morty (Christopher Walken), who gives Michael the ultimate universal remote, but with a caveat: he cannot return it.Click makes ample use of the fast-forward button, and occasional use of the pause and rewind buttons. Yet there's a lot of potential left untapped. Consider, for example, the DVD-like menu for Michael's life which features a commentary by James Earl Jones and other special features. These function as punchlines to a couple of gags, but not much more. One has to wonder what Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman could have developed from this premise. But we have to work with what he have, not what might have been.The film features some jarring tonal transitions as it juxtaposes Sandler's trademark crude humor with pathos. Michael's boss, his wife's brassy best friend (Jennifer Coolidge), and the unappealing kid next-door (Cameron Monaghan) receive the Sandler treatment. Yes, there is afart joke - and it's a pretty long and loud one. And the family dog humps a stuffed animal. Eventually, however, the jokes become more widely spaced and low-key as the drama takes over. We start to feel for Michael and the growing tragedy of his life. He's not a bad guy - just someone who has gotten caught up in the ratrace and lost sight of his priorities. His "farewell" to his father (Henry Winkler) is accomplished with Scrooge-like precision. It's sad to watch him mourn everything he has lost. If not for the reboot that we know is coming, Click would have been heartbreaking.I can't let the review pass without making mention of the aging and de-aging affects. Because the movie spans a long time period, characters are forced to look older and younger than the actors who play them. The old-age makeup is what we have come to expect - not terribly realistic, but acceptable. However, when it comes to the CGI used to return Henry Winkler and Julie Kavner (as Michael's parents) to their youth, the filmmakers should have taken lessons from the effects crew for X-Men 3. In Click, it looks awful - wax-like and artificial. It's a little thing, but sometimes it's the little things that linger.While Sandler has more room to grow before he's considered for an Oscar nomination, he has moved beyond the angry-boy-in-a-man's-body phase. He's comfortable in this role, which might not have been truefive years ago. Kate Beckinsale, despite being underused, is adorable, although I sort of miss the skintight leather garments. David Hasselhoff continues his recent trend of poking fun at himself at every turn. Rarely has anyone gotten more mileage from self-parody. Christopher Walken is Christopher Walken, although he tones down the weirdness alittle. Finally, there's Sean Astin in a speedo - one of those moments I wish I hadn't been subjected to.Click is flawed but, on balance, it works. It accomplishes what it sets out to do tell an occasionally amusing, occasionally affecting drama about how adults often lose sight of what matters. There's no subtlety in the approach, but there wasn't any in either A Christmas Carol or It's a Wonderful Life, either. There's more to the film than meets the eye from the commercials and trailers, but the questionlingers for Sandler's fans (those who keep his movies at the top of the box office): Is that a good thing or not? For me, there's no questionit's the former.。

人生遥控器观后感300字

人生遥控器观后感300字《人生遥控器》是一部引人深思的电影，通过一台神奇的遥控器，让主人公可以对自己的人生进行操控和调整。

观看这部电影后，我深受启发，对人生和时间的珍惜有了更深刻的认识。

电影中的主人公迈克尔是一位工作狂，整天忙于事业，却忽略了家庭。

他为了追逐成功一直奋斗着，结果家庭却岌岌可危。

一次偶然的机会，他购买了一台名为“人生遥控器”的神奇产品，从而进入了一个充满机会和陷阱的世界。

遥控器分为四个按键，分别代表着生活的四个方面：工作、家庭、身体和休闲。

迈克尔通过按下不同的按键，对自己的人生进行调整和操控。

一开始，他滥用遥控器，不停地调整时间、跳过不喜欢的事情，结果导致自己和家人的关系更加疏远。

通过这个情节，电影告诉我们，人生并非是一味追求快乐和满足的过程，而是要平衡好各个方面的需求。

迈克尔追求事业成功的背后，却牺牲了家人的陪伴和关心。

这让我深思，人生遥控器可能让我们得到享乐和满足，但却无法取代真正的陪伴和关爱。

在迈克尔触及到生命按键时，电影给了我们一个巨大的反思。

生命按键让迈克尔可以看到自己一生的片段，可以调整时间、跳过不愉快的回忆。

然而，这样的调整并不意味着迈克尔可以逃避生活中的苦难和挫折，它只是暂时性的遮挡了真实的人生。

电影告诉我们，人生的真谛在于体验和学会面对各种困难，才能更加坚韧地面对挑战。

另一个引人深思的情节是迈克尔按下快进键，跳过了他和妻子相识相恋的过程。

虽然迈克尔很快乐地度过了一段时间，但他却发现自己与妻子之间的情感关系并没有建立起来。

这让我明白，人生的过程是需要经历的，快进只是权宜之计，无法替代亲身经历所带来的成长和感悟。

通过这部电影，我深刻认识到时间的宝贵和珍贵。

生活中，我们常常被琐事和压力所困扰，忽略了珍贵的时光和人际关系。

我们应该学会去享受当下，学会给予和关怀，才能真正理解生命的真谛。

最后，我想说《人生遥控器》是一部非常有启发性的电影，让我反思自己对待时间和人生的态度。

通过主人公迈克尔的经历，我明白了人生并非是简单的操作和调整，而是要学会面对和体验。

人生遥控器观后感

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《人生遥控器》解说词

《人生遥控器》解说词如果有一个万能遥控器，生活中有什么不满意的话可以快进跳过，直接享受生活中最美好的部分，换言之这个遥控器就是能够遥控人生，那么你会想要随心所欲来控制你的人生吗？电影《人生遥控器》中的男主迈克就是一个获得“上帝之手”的男人，迈克是一个事业有成的中年男人，不仅有一个温柔漂亮的妻子，一双可爱的儿女，还有一只喜欢鸭子玩偶的狗子。

迈克每天都忙碌于工作，这天一早赶到公司开会，客户的奇葩要求让他头大，随后老板交给他一个大项目，如果他不做就会有很多人抢着做，迈克可不愿意放弃这个升官发财的好机会。

接着他赶忙去参加儿子的游泳比赛，赶到时比赛刚刚结束，晚上迈克的家人在一旁做游戏，而迈克因为工作一直在打电话，回到家迈克告诉唐娜，因为工作原本计划好的露营只能延期了，两人小吵了一架。

迈克被家庭和工作搞得很烦，他开车来到一家大超市，想要寻找一个万能遥控器，可是没有找到，就在他躺在一个大床上，结果翻身看到了个小门，上面写着其他万能用品。

迈克打开门走了进去，里面有一个奇怪的老头，迈克询问有没有万能遥控器，没想到居然真的有。

老头带着迈克来到里面，在柜子里面拿出了一个造型奇特的遥控器，告诉迈克只要按下按钮，遥控器就会自己设下程序，临走时，特意叮嘱迈克，遥控器不能退货。

回到家，想要熬夜工作的迈克，发现狗子不停的叫，迈克拿着遥控器狂按，神奇的是遥控器居然可以控制狗子声音的大小，迈克还以为是自己出现幻觉了，带着狗子出去拉粑粑，由于嫌弃狗子太慢，迈克就按下快进键，只见狗子光速拉完粑粑，进了屋子又光速糟蹋鸭子玩偶，直到迈克按下播放键，狗子才虚弱的倒在了地上。

第二天一大早，迈克就找到了老人，他不相信遥控器这么神奇，老人向他展示了更加神奇的功能，可以回到过去旁观自己的人生，迈克终于相信了遥控器的神奇，老人给了他联系方式，以后有什么问题可以找他。

迈克回到家，听说唐娜邀请父母共进晚餐，心想晚上又不能好好工作了，于是他拿出遥控器，直接跳过了晚餐环节，开始自己的工作，随后又因为不想照看孩子，唐娜在一旁唠叨，迈克又用遥控器跳过了吵架环节，晚上睡觉时他又快进了和唐娜的幸福生活，结果自己舒服了，唐娜却一脸鄙夷。

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that ain’t such a bad thing. MORTY: You’re looking for a universal remote control? MICHAEL: Yeah. Just one device to do it all for me make my life a little easier,
You have to go have check-up every once in a while.
Oral English
1. Sounds sweet. e.g. Tom: This is cash you need, and here’s my
number. If there’s anything you need, just tell me.
it to you. MICHAEL: Whoa, whoa, whoa. What’s the catch here, man? Want me to take my shirt
off for you? Because I don’t play for that team. MORTY: Hey. Man, get out of here. MICHAEL: Why are you doing this, then? MORTY: Because good guys need a break every once in a while. Take it. Enjoy. MICHAEL: All right. MORTY: Only one thing you need to know, Michael. This item is non-returnable. MICHAEL: Why would I wanna return something I got for free?
Jerry: So sweet of you! I appreciate it. 2. What’s the catch here? e.g. Brad: If you buy one car in here, I’ll give you
fifty percent discount and a cell phone for free. Jenny: Gosh! What’s the catch here?
Just kidding. Hey, hey. I think maybe there in the middle. MORTY: Sneaky. MICHAEL: Where’s the box? Does it come with directions? MORTY: Not necessary. Just point, click. Eventually, it will program itself. MICHAEL: How much is this thing? Because I ain’t exactly Thurston Howell, you know? MORTY: Lucky for you, it’s not un the bar-code system yet. So I’m gonna have to just give
Scene 1 Purchase of Remote
MICHAEL: Sorry to sneak up on you. I just … You guys got a universal remote control back here?
MORTY: Something stinks like stale french fries. MICHAEL: All right, that’s probably me. MORTY: You know fast food shortens your life. MICHAEL: Yeah, that’s what I heard. But the way my life’s been going lately,
Director: Frank Coraci Leading Characters: Adam Sandler
Kate Beckinsale Christopher Walken Scenarist: Adam Sandler Jack Giarraputo
Introduction
A workaholic architect, who has been overlooking his family in favor of his career, comes across a universal remote that allows him to perform TiVo-like functions on his life, such as pausing events or fast-forwarding over them. When the remote begins creating its own memory and choosing what to fastforward over, the man sees how much of his personal life has passed him by and realizes the importance of spending more time with his family.
quicker, not so damn complicated. MORTY: I’m not supposed to do this, but you seem like a good guy. MICHAEL: Hey. Somebody noticed. Thank you. MORTY: I’m gonna show you a remote we just got in that’s probably the most
ass then. MORTY: I don’t know the O’ Doyles but they can bite it hard. MICHAEL: Yeah.

MORTY: Come in the back with me. MICHAEL: Okay. This is … This is very nice of you. What’s your name, anyways? MORTY: Call me Morty. MICHAEL: Morty, I’m Michael Newman. MORTY: Michael Newman. I’m about to rock your world. MICHAEL: Okay. I gotta be honest with you. This place looks bigger from the outside.
Scene 2 Dialogue at Home
DONNA: What the heck is going on? MICHAEL: Hey, do you mind? I am trying to concentrate. Here I am, staying up all night,
killing myself, trying to come up with activities for our Fourth of July camping trip, but you won’t let me think! DONNA: You want time to think? Why don’t you think about the fact that you just wo…What did you just say? MICHAEL: Yes, you heard me. If you keep up this weird attitude, I won’t be able to work for a year and have to plan 10 more vacations. That make you happy? DONNA: Did you eat a bad Yodel? MICHAEL: Give me those big lips. BEN: What’s going on down here? (Ben and Samantha go downstairs) MICHAEL: Ben, Ben! Come here. Oh, my God. I missed you, I missed you. Look at you, boy. You know what, I’m gonna finish the tree house. We’re gonna sleep in it next weekend. From now on, we’re gonna exercise and I’m not gonna wear a Speedo. BEN: All right! MICHAEL: All right. And you (Mike picks up Samantha). Nice jump! I love you. One day, you are gonna be the hottest chick alive. But you still gotta have brains. So tomorrow I’m gonna teach you calculus. SAMANTHA: You know calculus? MICHAEL: I knew you’d call me on that. You mom will teach you. Now, get your rest, because tomorrow we’re going camping! I know! It’s gonna be the best! Put a sweater on! Don’t take it off!
Language Tips
1. concentrate (on/upon) e.g. We have concentrated on recording the changes