This film has a litany of popular character actors; so how can it be so boring and stilted? Oh, there is the problem: Rich Christiano, the writer. The actors must be giving time gratis and not listening to what they say.
This is a weird presentation that has no basis in reality, so what seems stilted at first only gets ridiculously dimmer. It lures people in with the promise of time travel and delivers, but the journey is too hokey to describe.
A biblical professor thinks that morals can be a separate thing from religion. He is treated to a little excursion into the future. Through his rose-colored vision, he misinterprets everything, thinking that the rapture is near. Will he change his ways, or is it too late?
The DVD I watched also has bonus features to help point out what they were trying to do:
The making of Time Changer
Director/Actor Commentary
Special message for the director
The next film suggested for people who like this sort of mystery is:
In “The Man from Earth” (2007), you will see Richard Riehle again. It also sounds like sci-fi, but more thought was put into this one.
Fun, Funny Movie!
Published by Galorak , 2 years ago
This is a very fun & funny movie with a great story line & great lessons. In a lighthearted way, it really challenged our thinking on some serious questions. It's up to your own opinion how to respond. But it's very enjoyable & clean. Not sure why the PG rating.
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