VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,5/10
51.719
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Tre amici scoprono una macchina misteriosa che scatta foto ventiquattro ore nel futuro e cospirano per usarla per guadagno personale, finché non iniziano a svilupparsi immagini inquietanti e... Leggi tuttoTre amici scoprono una macchina misteriosa che scatta foto ventiquattro ore nel futuro e cospirano per usarla per guadagno personale, finché non iniziano a svilupparsi immagini inquietanti e pericolose.Tre amici scoprono una macchina misteriosa che scatta foto ventiquattro ore nel futuro e cospirano per usarla per guadagno personale, finché non iniziano a svilupparsi immagini inquietanti e pericolose.
- Premi
- 22 vittorie e 5 candidature totali
John Rhys-Davies
- Mr. Bezzerides
- (scene tagliate)
- (solo nei titoli)
Dayci Brookshire
- Sharon
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Recensioni in evidenza
Time lapse is an independent film about a group of friends who discover a camera that can take pictures of the future. It's a nice concept and is executed very well.
This is only a small budget film with few special effects, instead it relies on a sharp script, good acting and an interesting story. It doesn't take long to set the scene and is always interesting. As things go from bad to worse for the three friends there are a number of tense scenes and some surprising plot turns.
As the film is set in one location it really requires strong performances from the cast and thankfully all three leads excellent as are all the supporting cast.
This is a clever, impressive and very entertaining film which really shows what can be done with a limited budget. This film deserves a much higher profile and I would expect it's current rating of 6.9 from 437 votes to increase over time.
Highly recommended.
This is only a small budget film with few special effects, instead it relies on a sharp script, good acting and an interesting story. It doesn't take long to set the scene and is always interesting. As things go from bad to worse for the three friends there are a number of tense scenes and some surprising plot turns.
As the film is set in one location it really requires strong performances from the cast and thankfully all three leads excellent as are all the supporting cast.
This is a clever, impressive and very entertaining film which really shows what can be done with a limited budget. This film deserves a much higher profile and I would expect it's current rating of 6.9 from 437 votes to increase over time.
Highly recommended.
A still camera that can peek ahead of time; is indeed a captivating idea, to begin with. On one hand, I feel obliged to show appreciation for the writer who has come up with such a tantalizing vision, on the other hand, I believe, the movie, on the whole, failed to give such a great concept a rightful shape & structure! It kinda falls short of attaining its full potential.
And the main reason was the clueless facade of a write-up that didn't seem to have any idea whatsoever on how to deal with such a tricky subject. Although it started on an encouraging note, putting together justifiable moments in the process that were loaded with palpable tension and suspense but then after a certain period of time, everything began to fall apart.
What started as a pretty straightforward Sci-fi, slowly turned into a familiar drama comprising of friendships, love, cheating; all the stuff that was nonessential, and uncalled for. Why would somebody resort to such paltry dramas where you've got one of the most intriguing concepts at your disposal, You have had a freaking time. Traveling camera for god sake. If only they were more pragmatic with their preferences, things could have turned out differently and that would have been in its favor as well.
And the main reason was the clueless facade of a write-up that didn't seem to have any idea whatsoever on how to deal with such a tricky subject. Although it started on an encouraging note, putting together justifiable moments in the process that were loaded with palpable tension and suspense but then after a certain period of time, everything began to fall apart.
What started as a pretty straightforward Sci-fi, slowly turned into a familiar drama comprising of friendships, love, cheating; all the stuff that was nonessential, and uncalled for. Why would somebody resort to such paltry dramas where you've got one of the most intriguing concepts at your disposal, You have had a freaking time. Traveling camera for god sake. If only they were more pragmatic with their preferences, things could have turned out differently and that would have been in its favor as well.
It entertains. It's not the best sci-fi film I've ever seen but it's reasonably high up the list and as a bonus, it keeps getting more interesting as it goes along and thankfully, the ending was fitting.
A few suggestions for improvement:
The characters all seemed like strangers in the beginning and they all waited a set time for their turn to speak which gave the film quite a stilted effect. George Finn was the only one who didn't 'look' like he was acting. Danielle Panabaker annoys me in most of her work because she tries to pull off being innocent and sweet when the character she's playing doesn't need it (either that or she just isn't any good at being 'sweet') - it comes across as being quite fake. The camera could have been expanded on for example; its creation, design, and they could have experimented with various settings. As it stands, I still don't know how they figured out certain things about the way it functioned (but I might have missed the explanation while munching).
Some praise:
Matt O'Leary pulled off a really funny 'wtf are you talking about' moment when his best friend and girlfriend were casually discussing a dead body. Although the opening scenes were jarring because of the lack of chemistry and low budget feel, with literally every scene, the film got more and more engrossing so stick with it. The story was really well written. It progressed at a good pace and although George Finn's character development seemed a bit over the top, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and for once, the ending was fitting and extremely satisfying.
I think everyone involved should be really proud, any criticisms are fairly minor, and I can easily recommend this.
7/10
A few suggestions for improvement:
The characters all seemed like strangers in the beginning and they all waited a set time for their turn to speak which gave the film quite a stilted effect. George Finn was the only one who didn't 'look' like he was acting. Danielle Panabaker annoys me in most of her work because she tries to pull off being innocent and sweet when the character she's playing doesn't need it (either that or she just isn't any good at being 'sweet') - it comes across as being quite fake. The camera could have been expanded on for example; its creation, design, and they could have experimented with various settings. As it stands, I still don't know how they figured out certain things about the way it functioned (but I might have missed the explanation while munching).
Some praise:
Matt O'Leary pulled off a really funny 'wtf are you talking about' moment when his best friend and girlfriend were casually discussing a dead body. Although the opening scenes were jarring because of the lack of chemistry and low budget feel, with literally every scene, the film got more and more engrossing so stick with it. The story was really well written. It progressed at a good pace and although George Finn's character development seemed a bit over the top, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and for once, the ending was fitting and extremely satisfying.
I think everyone involved should be really proud, any criticisms are fairly minor, and I can easily recommend this.
7/10
Even though the scope of such an idea asks us to venture beyond the setting of one area and perhaps expand to other parts of the town or even the world, the film-makers did well with the chosen set of spaces. Likely because of the harmonious casting and well knit story. A fine thriller.
Small budget , reasonably decent ... I watched it with interest , even though , most of the actions of the protagonists don't make too much sense ...
Anyhow , passable one time watch !
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe filmmakers entirely self-financed the movie, writing the script to fit the confines of their limited budget.
- BlooperWhen Jasper installs a chain lock onto the front door, he installs it backwards, making it effectively useless.
- ConnessioniReferenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 520: Inside Out (2015)
- Colonne sonoreSpider
Written by Gary Conor McFarlane and Adam Edward Browne
Performed by The Autumn Owls
Courtesy of North Star Media, LLC
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- Paese di origine
- Siti ufficiali
- Lingua
- Celebre anche come
- Lapso de tiempo
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Los Angeles, California, Stati Uniti(discussed on DVD in Special Features)
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- 19.572 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 44 minuti
- Colore
- Proporzioni
- 1.85 : 1
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