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An inventor comes up with a time machine, but must prevent its abuse at the hands of an evil C.E.O.An inventor comes up with a time machine, but must prevent its abuse at the hands of an evil C.E.O.An inventor comes up with a time machine, but must prevent its abuse at the hands of an evil C.E.O.
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Peter Harrington
- Matthew Paul
- (as Peter J. Harrington)
Ilene Blackman
- Newspaper Editor
- (as I.T.B.)
Margaret Daly
- Nicky's Mom
- (as Margaret Schenck)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaJ.K. Robertson's office is actually the foyer of a local opera house.
- GoofsIn 1777, the American flag had 13 stars, not 50.
- Crazy creditsLocation Ice Cream Provided By Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Time Chasers (1997)
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One the one hand....but on the other hand...
This movie could only have been shot in Vermont. The scenery is Vermont, the town where our hero (!) lives is a Vermont town (Rutland, as it turns out), and the evil CEO speaks with a pronounced Vermont-hick accent. Not to mention the Castleton State t-shirt our hero (!) wears. Yep, if you like Vermont, you may like this movie.
The premise is interesting, and the writers make an honest attempt to keep the audience guessing with the many plot twists. And given an obviously low budget, the film is very well made.
And the use of "average" looking people as opposed to Hollywood glamour boys (and girls) is commendable, I suppose (but see above note on the ultra-low budget). But, really! The hero (!) looks like the product of a gene-splicing experiment involving Richard Dreyfuss and Nomar Garciaparra! Is that the best they could do? Was he the handsomest most charismatic most everyman actor in the whole of Vermont?
Overall, the movie is OK, but the low budget means cheesy special effects, amateurish acting, a so-so script, and a geeky lantern-jawed hero (!). Still, it beats "Manos" by light years...
The premise is interesting, and the writers make an honest attempt to keep the audience guessing with the many plot twists. And given an obviously low budget, the film is very well made.
And the use of "average" looking people as opposed to Hollywood glamour boys (and girls) is commendable, I suppose (but see above note on the ultra-low budget). But, really! The hero (!) looks like the product of a gene-splicing experiment involving Richard Dreyfuss and Nomar Garciaparra! Is that the best they could do? Was he the handsomest most charismatic most everyman actor in the whole of Vermont?
Overall, the movie is OK, but the low budget means cheesy special effects, amateurish acting, a so-so script, and a geeky lantern-jawed hero (!). Still, it beats "Manos" by light years...
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- Mike Sh.
- Sep 27, 1999
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- Tangents
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- Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport, North Clarendon, Vermont, USA(airport, shown as Rutland State Airport)
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- $150,000 (estimated)
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