Mega Time Squad

This is a laugh of a film, well done and it exploits all the nooks and crannies of overlapping timelines to the point where you're spinning in circles. Really entertaining and smart in it's delivery of a well worn plot made unique through it's rougues gallery of characters and awful outcomes.

Decent lead and supporting cast. good cinematography and directing. not boring. decent editing. decent soundtrack. good low budget project.

If you hate the nizilandic dijilict than skip this one, if you love it than its a view for you anyhow, because this is funny, compelling, mistirius and murdirus enough to make you sweat in your white sweater and donald duck underpants. i came over this by incident, and do not regret the watch even though the original idea maight be confusing for the better half of us, but it works.

the fun is the kinda type that even old men can get a laugh of, even when its dead tragic or semi lethal, and the shifts comes so fast and in the end youll have no clue whos the one who survived, so the grumpy old man recommends a view, then you can start guessing too.

Nice little movie. Old plot but deployed with a cheeky sense of humour and great soundtrack.

Let down by alot of mumbling and poor sound, not to mention some NZ slang that I guess only NZ folks ever use.

Other than that, a decent little movie

In this light hearted time travel romp, New Zealand channels the zombified corpse of Memento, via Monkey Magic and a marination of "Dude where's my Car". If you can make your way through the thick provincial Kiwi brogue and colloquialisms, this is a smart and solid little comedy with good bone structure and some solid laughs. Some of the performances are a tad uneven and stilted, but the key players give a solid performance, and the story layers enough cutely sly twists and turns to hold your attention to the end.