Andrew Stead

This is more compelling than 40 hours of AA meetings, as a reminder not to drink and drive. For that alone, this miniseries likely saved many lives, and should be shared for viewing. The acting, drama, and story are all fantastic. The young man who killed his friend as a boy was a heartbreaking story. Thanks very much to the makers of this, please share this for free as much as possible to the younger audiences who could benefit from such a story.

Should have been a tv show. Way too much crammed into the runtime, the viewer is constantly being brought up to speed via dialogue. The movie felt too fast, and too slow at the same time. I was also very frustrated by the writers interpretation of time travel, it felt absurdly unbelievable. Perhaps if a bit more care was taken to explain the premise, I could have bought into it before being dropped into battle scenes with guys slowly running backwards. Good luck!