Two gorgeous actors and one superpower should have made this movie work, but we've seen these actors, we've seen this superpower...

not as good as the book but still brilliant

I've just seen it and it is amazing

Hned na zaciatku sa vyskytol casovy paradox, ale to nebudem rozoberat. To je na dlhosiahlu diskusiu. Paradoxov bolo viac. Takze vynikajuci film. Mam rad temu cestovania v case vo filmoch. Nie kecam, ja to milujem. Kazde takto dielo. Prinasaju tolko m... (read more) Hned na zaciatku sa vyskytol casovy paradox, ale to nebudem rozoberat. To je na dlhosiahlu diskusiu. Paradoxov bolo viac. Takze vynikajuci film. Mam rad temu cestovania v case vo filmoch. Nie kecam, ja to milujem. Kazde takto dielo. Prinasaju tolko myslienok a tolko moznosti na premyslanie. A tomuto sa to darilo na vybornu.
Spat k filmu. Mame alebo nemame na vyber. Ak nemame, vsetko je potom jednoduche. Alebo prave zlozitejsie? Ktovie.
Kazdopadne dobre scifi sa da urobit aj s minimalnymi nakladmi na efekty. Staci, ked je dobry scenar. Tu bol.

There is a rule to time travel films: under careful scrutiny, not a single one of them can possibly make sense. There is also something of a rule when people are adapting lengthy, complex novels: they're probably going to fuck it up. This absurd film... (read more) There is a rule to time travel films: under careful scrutiny, not a single one of them can possibly make sense. There is also something of a rule when people are adapting lengthy, complex novels: they're probably going to fuck it up. This absurd film plainly represents crudely distilled scraps of the book, the 'story' lurching along mindlessly and messily, almost daring you to pay attention. Almost every character is therefore a meaningless sketch, save Eric Bana, who does his very best with the dry, clumsy dialogue. A vapid, slightly pathetic film, The Time Traveler's Wife makes precious little sense and carries all the emotional weight of a copy of Good Housekeeping. Nonsense.

I'm over the moon about this movie, which smooths out the psychological dissonances in Audrey Niffenegger's fine novel but is still an emotional workout.

A kooky, head-spinning romantic mess.

I'd watch the vibrant Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana in anything, but The Time Traveler's Wife is pushing it.

There's not much [McAdams] or Bana can do to rescue this dreary piece of romantic hooey.

It takes, as its subjects, the sadness and grandeur of life and the mystery of time, and it offers a full experience to those who find its wavelength.