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About Time (2013)

Tim Lake, a young man with the ability to time travel, uses his gift to improve his life, including pursuing a relationship with Mary, played by Rachel McAdams. His journey includes navigating personal and family challenges, learning valuable life lessons about the use and limitations of his time-traveling ability, especially when it impacts the lives of those he loves, like his sister Kit Kat and his father. The film culminates with Tim realizing the importance of cherishing every moment in life without reliance on his extraordinary ability.

Length: 123 min
Genre: Drama, Science Fiction, Comedy
This Title is: Heartwarming and Thought-provoking

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Cast

  • Domhnall Gleeson as Tim Lake
  • Rachel McAdams as Mary
  • Bill Nighy as James Lake

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: Rated R

Contains themes related to time travel and its impacts, family relationships, and life choices.

Trivia

  • The film’s conception stemmed from a lunch conversation about happiness, leading director Richard Curtis to incorporate time travel to explore happiness in ordinary life.
  • Originally, Zooey Deschanel was in talks for the role of Mary, but it ultimately went to Rachel McAdams.
  • It became a surprise success in South Korea, watched by over three million people.

Our Review

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“About Time” is a charming and emotionally resonant movie that beautifully explores themes of love, family, and the value of time. The performances, particularly by Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams, are engaging and heartfelt. While the film’s treatment of time travel introduces interesting dynamics, it’s the focus on everyday happiness and relationships that truly endears. Some critics noted a familiarity in the plot and characters, but the movie’s sincere storytelling and appealing cast make it a worthwhile watch.

Critic Scores

About Time has received a great review by the critics

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