Genres: Comedy | Drama | Sci-Fi
Releasing Date: 8 November 2013 (USA)
Director: Richard Curtis
Writers: Richard Curtis
Stars: Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams, Bill Nighy
Language: English
Watch about time movie, a drama, comedy and Si-Fi film. The story is here: A few years ago , almost twenty now, Richard Curtis and his team of collaborators invented ( or rather re invented ) British romantic comedy , from the hand of Four Weddings and a Funeral , film that established the basic ingredients of any genre tape that boasts : male protagonists in the antipodes of machoman comedies spunky Yankees, female protagonists and almost always charming American – Andie MacDowell at the very Julia Roberts , love stories without actually pastelosas be unpalatable , and, above all , tons of charm purely British . It seems, however , that it peaked gender , being replaced by the vulgar comedy , in which the plot , if there is one , it becomes a mere excuse for the characters to talk about sex tons of practice , with a language and the more vulgar attitude better. Good examples of this are movies like Friends with Benefits, No Strings or what’s Your Number horrendous, the latter to the glory of Anna Faris and her face disfigured by surgery.
Trying to regain lost ground, Curtis is back on track with a matter of time, which includes all the above elements. The protagonist of the story is Tim, a young man who, at age 21, received from his father (Bill Nighy) is bewildering news: the men in your family can travel back in time previous moments of their lives.
Obviously, Tim will use his newfound ability to amend all such errors and messes, including those that occur in his relationship with Mary (Rachel McAdams), who will become the love of his life despite the complications involved in their special condition, which of course she does not know. All very British, come on.
The problem of A question of time is another. As much charm that you take, for many beautiful pictures of Wales to appear, even very good the interventions of a luxury side as Bill Nighy, the film is completely devoid of interest. It’s not a film to watch and forget, is that you’re forgetting her forty minutes to finish. And that no spectator stands it.