Time Jumpers

This not a movie. It is a collection of unrelated stories, none of which have a beginning or an endor make any sense. Combined with the terrible acting I consider it a complete and utter waste of time.

When I saw this, it reminded me a bit like black mirror, only time related plots instead. The first and last of the 4 "mini stories" had a good storyline and concept going for them, but the ones in between shafted from English to foreign languages for some reason (which isn't really explained) but in it's defence, it adds subtitles when they speak a foreign language.

To summarise if they focused on this "Time Travel/Time related" genre but adapted it as a TV show (like black mirror) type deal, I reckon it could do quite well :)

Everything the previous reviewers said is true. But if each story actually HAD an ending, it could have been a great 'Tales From the Crypt' or "Outer Limits" type of film. I mean, no endings AT ALL. It's like the director said, " Let the viewer figure it out". Pure and simply... false representation in the description. Acting wasn't 1st class, but they didn't really have an idea of where anything was going anyway. Waste of time ...unless your a glutton for punishment.

For a low budget student film, it's not half bad. OK, maybe a little more than half bad. If would be best to waste an hour and 15 minutes of your life on something else.

Less a movie, more an anthology of 4 "stories" (loosely based around a "time" theme) that wants to be Twighlight Zone or Tales Of The Unexpected when it grows up. And it succeeds - as long as you ignore the shocking writing, awful acting and Ham-fisted directing. Reset: What was that all about? Am-Dram where they mixed up the pages and ended up with a story that made no sense at all. Momentum: A stab at a "time-travel-cycle" story that lacks conviction and mistakes an idea for a plot. Vienna Waits For You: The best is a bad bunch. Tenant-trapping apartment tale that deserves better company. The Graveyard Shift: That unfinished story that your 11yr old self wrote in an exercise book and quickly forgot. Brought to the screen. Still unfinished.