source: Collider

Seriously a waste of time. I have no idea what really happened in this movie. Too many cuts back & forward in time that make no sense at all.

This movie had promise, it was decent acting for some, and the photography was good, but the mistakes were in the story. The plot, what little there was, just fell apart. While I can suspend disbelief for the science, I can't for a plot that didn't go anywhere, and left you pissed and confused. Like other reviewers said, it's not My job to "come to my own conclusions". Where everything could have been concluded, instead the scriptwriter chose to leave you in a murky fog, with no conclusion or end to the story. I fully expected a "to be continued" script at the end, because that's what it felt like. There was no point to the 90 minutes of buildup. There was no end to let the viewer leave the theater happy with having watched this. I finished it going "is that it, where's the fkg ending?" I can't rate this title high, it just wasn't worth the time invested for a feeling of being let down.

Obvious "twist" at the end, which does not explain the random editing cuts nor the "stub" histories that never went anywhere (or never happened in the first place). Too disjointed even for a time travel movie, with way too much teenage angst thrown in along the way.

When I sat down to watch the 2018 movie "Collider" I had no idea what I was getting myself into, except for it being an action sci-fi. Then I found out it was a movie about time jumping once the movie started, and I thought it might actually be okay. But my hopes and expectations were brutally cut down and murdered, as this turned out to be a tedious, boring and uneventful movie. I managed to endure 32 minutes of the ordeal that is known as "Collider", and then I had more than my share of piled up boredom. The movie was unfathomably slow paced, with next to nothing happening in the 32 minutes, and whatever did happen made little or no sense, and it didn't help that the characters were about as interesting as sitting in Sahara and waiting for snow. I have zero interest in returning to watch the rest of director Justin Lewis' movie, because it had absolutely nothing of any interest to entice me. And I must admit that I found the movie to be downright boring. The movie didn't have any familiar faces on the cast list, which actually is something that I enjoy - because then there is no association to other previously portrayed characters. But the actors and actresses in "Collider" had nothing to work with in terms of storyline, script or characters, so they stood no chance. My rating of the movie lands on a mere two out of ten stars. I can't really recommend that you waste your time, money or effort on this particular movie.

Christine did a great job in this film, very interesting concept and story that left me wanting more after the credits rolled. Though I think there are enough clues in this film that tells you what happened next. But, if there is ever a sequel, I'll watch it!

Well written and keeps your attention but disappointed that it didn't take you further on what happened once all is discovered.

When all the good movies are buffered out, at least this movie beats hunting down B' movies on youtube. If you like cute Asians (ok mixed) what do you have to lose?

I love time travel movies, but lots of times I'm disappointed. This movie was one of the disappointing ones to be sure. The dialogue was horrible, and the plot was as weak as they come. By the end I was thumping my head against the wall. I honestly don't have a clue what happens during most of the movie. I know things can get confusing when dealing with time travel but this was on another level of confusion. All I can say is why her(protagonist) did what she did, why them(antagonists) do what they do, and why this movie was made or released. Don't waste your time or you'll be wanting to travel back in time to choose a different film to watch

Rather than use the Internet to find her parents, Maya (Christine Mascolo ) travels back to her past. Here she collides with the past and might alter the future of multiple worlds paradox so CID is tasked to clean up the mess and preserve the present by cleansing the past, although they are not sure if they need to do that..but that is what they do. The film is filled with all the idiotic paradox stuff geeks love. Time travel apparently can happen by 2033 by breaking down molecules and then passing them through a wormhole to the past and reassemble them at the other end using a device as small as a pocket watch. Sure. If the paradox stuff doesn't bore or confuse you, the boring dialogue might as was some of the bad acting, especially by Elena Rose Davis who was everything but convincing. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.