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source: Fate

Low budget film making is a thing, and that's cool. However, attempting time travel from an office with machines from the 50's ain't gonna cut it, and it didn't. Then there's the music soundtrack/editing that just never stops. Has the music editor ever seen a film before, to know how film music actually works? Interesting premise let down by the above mentions.

I don't mind giving very low budget indie movies a shot, we all gotta start somewhere. However I tried to watch this on Amazon Prime and couldn't get through more than about 20 minutes. The reason was the audio mix, with the music constantly being louder than the dialogue. A couple parts of the dialogue were also a bit 'burnt', as though the audio had been amplified too high and it got distorted. Sorry, but the bad audio editing was a deal-breaker.

The story is full of cliches. The drama full of seen before scenes. No original thoughts. Its annoying to see such films being produced when there is so much talent out there.

From start to finish, the most poorest acting i have ever witnessed, bad sound. Dont bother

As others have said, it's been done before, but I thought it was better than some. Their physics went awry toward the end (he and his clothes disappear, but the notebook and disc stay? Why?) but otherwise it had some interesting points. An abrupt ending (there were trash cans all over, why not pitch one, but I suppose fate or time or whatever would have found a way around that too) and an inconclusive and potentially ineffective one. I'm not sure they accounted for entropy everywhere either. Still, I'm not unhappy that I watched it.

This movie is dead almost as soon as it starts. Bad music, bad writing, bad editing, bad acting. Old late-night and drive-in "B" rated movies were good compared to this stinker.

I know it's an indie time travel machine movie with low budget but is all I wanted in a low-budget time travel machine movie to get away for an hour and a half and enjoy myself and having a wonderful time just watching it and not having to think about everything else.

A surprise at the very end (after the credits) saves this bad film from a total pan. The absurd storyline is presented so poorly that you probably won't make it half way through, let alone til it runs out... recommend fast forward unless you have time to spare and you're impervious to frustration.