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In the world of indie-filmmaking, one of the most important skills is stretching the budget, and that's perhaps this movie's greatest strength. It could easily be mistaken for something with ten times the budget. That translates into a visually impressive film with a surprisingly ambitious scope (i.e., car chases, shootouts, explosions, etc.). Combine that technical proficiency with a central premise that puts a fun twist on the time-loop genre, and you end up with an enjoyable little revenge thriller. Yes, there were some weak spots with respect to performances and writing (e.g., some on-the-nose monologues), but they weren't deal breakers for me. On top of that, I'm a fan of Jim Cummings, and his part in the film was a highlight.
The premise has potential, but over complications with emotional relationship ruined it. IMHO, the premise is not inventive nor new, Jet Lee's The One has the same premise with stronger delivery. Travelling through parallel universe for a goal.
It was alright. Interesting premise, but ultimately a little dull overall. A lot of rough edges, but all within expectation for a B/C+ budget. What's odd is that RT score. Don't be fooled, it's a C+ movie.
A great multiverse/ time travel movie. A fresh take on how and where we time travel. The cast is great. The story is original. The feel and tone of the movie is well paced. Enjoyable. If you like this and want to try other movies like it check out Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Thirteenth Floor, The Jacket & Intersteller to name a few.
Nice lite ride with some neat details and some clever takes on the time machine genre although the full framework could have been worked on just a little bit more. Good performances including creepy smuggler lady. A little worn out contemporary sci-fi aesthetic but at least not the AppleTV looming evil tech corp thingy. all in all I look forward to what the director and director and writer and writer McManus and McManus are up to next and next after this. (PS. Why does Stella Marcus look so very familiar?)