An insipid science-fiction adventure with plotholes that could swallow suns: the more primitive the world gets, the more cutting-edge the technology becomes; if they kept going back in time to the same spot, wouldn't they keep bumping into themselves? Wouldn't the butterfly have been completely obliterated by the volcano anyway? Everything is so expensive and important, yet they just couldn't handle the frozen nitrogen with more care. This isn't the kind of movie you tear apart at the seams, this doesn't need seams, it tears apart like wet paper and there were better special effects in The Birth of a Nation. Final Grade: D |
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