Another Time

Name: Another Time
Genre: Adventure, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Romance
Released: September 14, 2018
Duration: 89 min
Cast: Alan Pietruszewski, Arielle Kebbel, Chrishell Hartley, Ethan Cohn, Jake McLaughlin

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Phoenicia Pictures | Release Date: September 14, 2018 | TV-MA

Starring: Alan Pietruszewski, Arielle Kebbel, Chrishell Hartley, Ethan Cohn, Jake McLaughlin, James Kyson Lee, Justin Hartley, Karl T. Wright, Mark Valley, Tucker Smallwood

Summary: When Eric (Justin Hartley) realizes he can go back in time to get the girl of his dreams (Chrishell Hartley), will he ultimately choose love or saving the life of the friend who sent him back?

Director: Thomas Hennessy

Genre(s): Adventure, Sci-Fi, Comedy, Romance

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 89 min

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Tiffany Tchobanian

Sep 19, 2018

Unfortunately, Another Time spends a chunk of the film giving viewers an unnecessary, unwanted and mind-numbing quantum physics lesson, which spoils all the romance and fun. Read full review

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gxm143

Sep 17, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. HORRIBLE. Gave it a 1 only if you want to get stoned and laugh at it. Apparently didn't even try to close gaping plot holes, or explain how a man in a desert shack could achieve time travel within a month. Or why somebody able to travel to the past would choose to use this ability to meet a "love" he barely knew, rather than, say, kill Hitler, prevent 9/11 or, I don't know, discover the truth about Jesus or meet Aristotle. The cherry on this poop sundae is when our hero suddenly decides he isn't in love with the woman he knew for a week, but rather with another girl he knew for a day. Justin Hartley needs a new manager.… Expand

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