In the future, time travel is not only possible -- it's a lucrative monopoly. It's especially profitable for Charles Hatton (
Ben Kingsley), the owner of Time Safari Inc., a travel agency that specializes in escorting wealthy clients on exclusive hunting trips back to the Prehistoric Age. When an expedition is compromised and alters the landscape of the future, a seasoned scout (
Edward Burns) teams up with the inventor of the time travel technology (
Catherine McCormack) to unravel the mystery behind the catastrophic historical changes that are threatening to erase humanity from existence. Based on a short story by Ray Bradbury.
All this movie did for me was wish i could go back in time and tell myself not to watch this movie.
This movie was one I was looking forward to seeing - ever since having read all about complexity theory at age 13. And what do I have to say about it? BIG disappointment - mediocre at BEST. The problem was not in the execution nor in the premise - but the content. It felt like them dumbed the whole idea down for a 5 year old, or someone who`s lived in a cave since they were 3 at the very least. Action top notch - thought provoking? Hardly. If you`re going to make a movie about something as think-tanky as complexity/chaos theory, then at least add a better premise into the thought part of it than "Duh the big lego peice attached to the
This had to be one of the worst movies I`ve ever seen, no the worst. This movie is a career ruiner. I`d be concerned if I was the studio that released this movie. It was so boring, and cheesy, shame, shame.