Garrett Roberson

An enjoyable film with enough twist to keep you interested. I will say that before I viewed the film it was explained to me by a friend that it had similarities to Interstellar (Film about space travel) and I found that to be quite untrue. This film somewhat clearly explains what form of time travel is being used and reveals different aspects of it throughout the film all the way until the very end. If you haven’t realized how this concept works by the end of the film you should view it again and then you will more than likely understand it if you already have a somewhat firm grasp of how time works scientifically. In terms of cinematography the film was done quite well, with the musical score (which is quite odd) seeming to fit the film but also be a small bit annoying at times. And finally in terms of storyline I would say it is done well and I did enjoy it, apart from the fact that certain scenes do drag on quite a bit or even seem somewhat pointless to begin with in the grand scheme of the film.

Overall a 5 star show and movie, it has decent enough humor mixed in with some great songs, although the songs tend to drag on and become a bit repetitive as it gets closer to the end. Marian Brando’s performance is also worth noting.

A breath of fresh air amidst a sea of poorly made films. This film is refreshing in its originality, showcasing that it still very possible to make a great film without copying something that’s been done 100 times over. I generally am not a fan of horror type movies, but this one caught me by surprise and I must say I very much enjoyed watching it.