Time Warp

Synopsis

In the 1981 sci-fi film 'Time Warp', directed by Harry Johnson, a group of scientists unintentionally invent a time machine that sends them hurtling through different eras of history. As they struggle to find their way back home, their adventures lead them to confront challenges that test the limits of their intellect and bravery. Filled with unexpected twists and turns, 'Time Warp' takes audiences on a thrilling journey through time and space, exploring the consequences of tampering with the fabric of reality. As the characters race against the clock to fix their mistake, they must grapple with moral dilemmas that force them to question their own humanity.

Cast

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  Harry Johnson

  Capt. Mark Devore

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  Adam West

  Col. Ed Westin

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  Gretchen Corbett

  Ellen Devore

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  Peter Kastner

  Cardinal Rule

• Steven Mond

  Ron Devore

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  Karen Kondazian

  Mrs. Cesere

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, 'Time Warp' fails to deliver a coherent storyline, leaving viewers confused and disconnected. The pacing of the movie is uneven, with key plot points rushed over, making it difficult to fully invest in the characters' plight. Critics have pointed out the lackluster special effects and shallow character development as major drawbacks of the film. While some praised the concept of time travel explored in 'Time Warp', the execution fell short of expectations. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 2.5/10, criticizing its reliance on clichés and lack of originality. IMDb users rated 'Time Warp' at 3.9/10, highlighting the disjointed narrative and uninspired performances.

See also

The Shawshank Redemption

Joker

Titanic

Inside Out