Justin Time (2010)

An ancient and magical amulet that has the power to stop time is passed through generations until it ends up in the hands of a young man who must choose to use its power for good or for evil.

Director:

Rob Diamond

Writers:

Rob Diamond, Troy Hinckley (story)

Stars:

Brian Wimmer, Danny Trejo, Chris Laird

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brian Wimmer	...	Uncle Heath
Danny Trejo	...	Mardok
Chris Laird	...	Justin
Shareece Pfeiffer	...	Angelic Romano
Michael Flynn	...	Michael Romano
Alyx Gaudio	...	Harvey
Troy Hinckley	...	Samuel
Mike Hildebrant	...	Rudy
Alex Egbert	...	Fletcher
Dave Martinez	...	Ben
Matthew Reese	...	Mr. Black
J. Omar Hansen	...	Omar
Bronzell Miller	...	Ace
Cyloie Neal	...	Bug
Nano De Silva	...	Nanju

Storyline

An ancient stone amulet and calendar disc has the power to stop time. Passed from generation to generation, these magical artifacts end up in the hands of an 18-year-old half Shoshoni Indian named Justin, who chooses to to use his power to make the world a better place. But on the other side of the equation is the power-seeking philanthropist, Micahel Romano, who seeks to indulge in the riches of the world.

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Plot Keywords:

character name in title

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Taglines:

What would you do with the power to stop time?

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Genres:

Adventure | Family

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2010 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

7Films7

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Justin first opens the box containing the disc there are black and red wires coming from the disc but then when Justin reaches into his jacket for the amulet to place on the disc the wires have mysteriously disappeared.

User Reviews

I kind of wish I could go back and get my time back...

Well, this movie sort of proved to be quite interesting, despite it not being overly interesting from the movie cover or the description. I found the movie to be surprisingly nice, although very predictable.

The acting was, at most times, alright - although there were scenes where the acting and dialogue made my toes curl. Always cool to see Danny Trejo in a movie, but getting less than 5 minutes of screen time and actually being credited as "and Danny Trejo" in the beginning of the movie where the cast are mentioned? Surely having Trejo in the movie for less than 5 minutes is a strong pulling point needed to entice people to watch this movie? Oh well...

The story is pretty forward and flowing, though it suffers from crappy dialogue at times throughout the movie.

But in overall view, this movie is not too bad actually. I was thoroughly entertained throughout the entire movie, and I watched it at around 1 in the night and didn't doze off. Although I thought we were to see more hilarious pranks being pulled off during the time stops.