Time Rush

This is a clever little indie action movie with an original take on the "memory" concept. Mid-way between a martial arts flick and a sci-fi movie, it has definite appeals to both audiences, with a few slick fight sequences and enough of a brain teaser to keep you thinking for 85 minutes.

The director and stars all do a good job of keeping the plot moving and getting to the next story part without slowing the pace down.

It does look cheap at times, and the dubbing isn't great, but the music score is epic and makes it feel like a much higher budget production.

If you don't mind lower budget movies, then this is definitely a good one to watch.

If you want to learn, how to act bad, watch this movie.

I don't know if it's the bad writing of dialogs or the actors having no clue about acting or both together, but it's really bad.

I can't point out why it is bad, because some of the actors seem to try really hard, but they just can't. I assume you can't act good with shitty dialogs, so even if some of them could act, they weren't able to. Just like famous actors couldn't act to Lucas' Star Wars Episode I- III too.

I gave it 3 for effort.

This movie doesn't deserve ten lines of review, but IMDb made it mandatory, so I am writing something here.

No, this movie isn't going to win any awards, esp. because of its frequently atrocious acting and dialogue, BUT, those things are just placeholders. The real substance is the martial arts scenes and great stunt choreography on the one side, and the pretty astounding sci-fi/time viewing twist on the other. Ambitiously, this movie is trying to be "Memento" by being based around a plot about an experimental drug which simultaneously makes you forget the past and foresee the future! From a sci-fi point of view, it's not bad at all, even if it does seem to me to end with a logically impossible (but illuminating and satisfying) paradox. This is a pretty good and worthwhile movie if you are a fan of both martial arts movies and sci-fi, like I am, so I actually think this movie is impressive - and, of course, underrated.

My rating: 6 stars out of 10. I might have given it 7 if it didn't have so many repeating scenes. But it was nicely put together under the circumstances. And very cool moves by writer/star Dean Alexandru! Sadly for this movie, it is too smart for its usual target audience of action movie fans, who consequently give it a very poor rating. You actually need to have your brain switched on when watching it. Otherwise you're not gonna get it.

Just two words, Beyond awful. This film is beyond awful without any doubt. the action is so lame. directing is more than lame. story is messed up. the dialog is messed up. the idea is messed up, you can sense that the guy is acting and also acting stupid. the acting is some of the worst ever other than the director himself which i think is 18 years old.

i will gladly give them -1000 if its available. its really that bad. i just don't remember any movie worse than this one.

don't waste your time again don't waste your time. trailer is a trap don't see it.

All positive reviews for this movie are fake. This is a very cheap and poorly made film with amateur acting, stupid plot and they had no idea how to end the movie. After only a few minutes of the start it becomes glaringly obvious that the actors cannot act, the dialog is silly and the whole thing does not convey any emotion at all. It is a struggle to understand what the idea is and you are left feeling that this was a total waste of time. Whoever reviewed it with 4 or more stars is most likely associated in some way with the producers or the cast. There is simply no justification to award it anything more than a big fat zero. Avoid!