"From Time to Time" or "The TTime Keeper" is an 18-minute performance/film that first could be experienced back in 1992, so this is already 25 years ago now and with that long time it is probably not much of a surprise that right now apparently this attraction can no longer be witnesses. It included the talent of many big names from the movie industry, actors I mean of course and there are especially many French in here like Rochefort, Piccoli and Depardieu. And even if these are names that also non-French film buffs should recognize, there is still the likes of Perlman, Irons and Bauchau here and of course later Oscar winner Robin Williams hosting it all as he lent the voice to the protagonist. Oh yeah and I see Franco Nero as Leonardo da Vinci, now that is certainly an interesting casting decision.
As for the show itself, it isn't bad and Williams elevated the material. I still think though the video sequences lack a bit focus, are very much all over the place and too fast for their own good. This is the kind of film you wanna see more than once, but not because of the depth, but because it is impossibly to follow during a single sitting. So maybe they want to get your money this way and it's not really something you should encourage by checking out a second time. In any case time travel was a big thing back then, especially in films (Back to the Future) and it really isn't anymore today, even if it is without a doubt still an interesting concept. Definitely more interesting than this attraction and I personally don't regret not having seen it live. Watch something else instead.
As for the show itself, it isn't bad and Williams elevated the material. I still think though the video sequences lack a bit focus, are very much all over the place and too fast for their own good. This is the kind of film you wanna see more than once, but not because of the depth, but because it is impossibly to follow during a single sitting. So maybe they want to get your money this way and it's not really something you should encourage by checking out a second time. In any case time travel was a big thing back then, especially in films (Back to the Future) and it really isn't anymore today, even if it is without a doubt still an interesting concept. Definitely more interesting than this attraction and I personally don't regret not having seen it live. Watch something else instead.