Michael (Adam Sandler) is a successful architect, who has trouble finding enough time for his wife and two small children. He happens to come into possession of a magical remote controller that allows him to skip the boring parts of his life, but the device comes with a cost. It's as silly as it sounds, and the plot is full of holes. Entertainment for adult children, in the bad sense.

While little Tatum, who plays one of the children, isn't on the screen enough, every moment of her presence is intensely cute. There's not a great deal of acting going on for her; the children are generic "children in a comedy" characters.