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Holly Brix (written by)
Release Date:
31 July 2009 (Brazil)
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Tagline:
Death repeats itself.
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A young man with the power to time travel attempts to solve the mystery of his girlfriend's death. full summary | full synopsis
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(19 articles)
Spotlight: Revelations about Ádám Balázs
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(From Daily Film Music Blog. 3 October 2009, 12:11 AM, PDT)
Magdalena Movie Promises To Be Like Da Vinci Code, but with More Action
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Telling a story backwards is the gimmick of this mix of fantasy and horror...
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Chris Carmack | ... | Sam Reide |
 | Rachel Miner | ... | Jenna Reide |
 | Melissa Jones | ... | Vicki |
| Kevin Yon | ... | Harry Goldburg |
 | Lynch R. Travis | ... | Detective Dan Glenn (as Lynch Travis) |
 | Sarah Habel | ... | Elizabeth Brown |
 | Mia Serafino | ... | Rebecca Brown |
| Hugh Maguire | ... | Detective Jack Nicholas |
| Richard Wilkinson | ... | Lonnie Flennons |
 | Chantel Giacalone | ... | Anita Barnes |
| Michael Ellison | ... | Anita's Boyfriend (as Michael D. Ellison) |
| Ulysses Hernandez | ... | Paco |
 | Linda Boston | ... | Landlady |
| Michael Paul Place | ... | Young Sam (as Michael Place) |
 | Catherine Towne | ... | Young Jenna |
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Rated R for graphic bloody violence, a strong sex scene including nudity, language and some drug content.
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90 min | Germany:105 min (European Film Market)
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2.35 : 1 more
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USA:R |
Australia:MA (2009) |
Singapore:R21 |
Brazil:16 |
UK:18 |
Japan:R-15 |
Japan:R15+ |
Netherlands:16
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Harry Goldburg:
Not saving someone's life isn't the same as killing them, Sam.
Sam Reide: No. But it's close.
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Sam Reide: No. But it's close.
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References "Scooby Doo, Where Are You!" (1969)
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Street Life
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Like "Memento" (2000), this is not a straightforward telling of a suspenseful tale. You keep wondering who the real killer is when the hero (CHRIS CARMACK) reveals an ability to time travel back to a previous time in an effort to find out the identity of a serial killer and help police solve the case.
Not a bad premise for a fantasy, but it doesn't always work in this case. CHRIS CARMACK (who looks a lot like the young Tab Hunter) plays his role in a very intense manner and RACHEL MINER is his sister who helps him in his attempts to jump back in time.
It's a bit convoluted in the way it gradually winds toward an unexpected conclusion dealing with the killer's identity and there are two strikes against it. The photography is the hand-held camera kind that keeps shaking as it follows the events and the time travel aspects of the tale are never really explained or made the least bit logical.
Directed by Seth Grossman and written by Holly Brix, it's really little more than a low-budget thriller, one that would have been considered a B-film in the '40s and '50s, with some gory special effects designed to make today's viewers happy.