Timecrimes

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Peter F Dull, boring, predictable, illogical. Avoid. Rated 1.5/5 Stars •  Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 06/14/25 Full Review Kyle C This movie executes its concept well, but it’s ultimately a concept that we’ve seen plenty of times before, and it doesn’t really play with any new ideas on top of it. I did really appreciate the symbolism of the bandages representing the shame of the character during that iteration, and the subsequent removal of the bandages representing acceptance of what he had become. It’s a fun, focused thriller and it’s worth a watch if you’re into some mind-bending stuff. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/16/25 Full Review Ralph R Timecrimes is a simple yet clever sci-fi thriller that makes the most of its small-scale production. Most of the movie takes place in just three locations-the house, the woods, and the lab with the time machine-but it never feels limited. Instead, the confined setting adds to the intensity and focus of the story. The acting was solid. It wasn't flashy or overly dramatic, but it felt natural and believable, which kept me invested. The plot is straightforward enough to follow, but it still manages to surprise you. It's one of those movies where everything clicks into place by the time it wraps up, making the rewatchability high. Overall, I really enjoyed it. Timecrimes proves you don't need a big budget or flashy effects to deliver a compelling and fun story. It's smart, engaging, and worth a watch if you like time-travel twists. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 12/04/24 Full Review Audience Member you never except what happen next in this movie. considering the budget of it, this worth to watch Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 10/25/24 Full Review Thom G To avoid spoilers, let's just say that regarding the events unfolding in the film, Los Cronocrimenes does them perfectly, and better than many other films. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/26/24 Full Review Adrian K I watched the movie nearly 6 years ago. And boy, was I mad after watching it. The protagonist makes so many illogical choices that lead to ridiculous events (and he knows that!) that the viewer sits in the seat, constantly thinking "WTF... WHY?" You really get angry watching this movie. I did. But why am a writing a review after 6 years? Because it nagged me, that there was a slight chance, I just didn't understand the movie. So the movie didn't just steal 90mins of my life, but way more. Today, I skimmed through the reviews again and found an interesting review that mentions the predestination paradox. I took some time to learn about this paradox. It's quite interesting. As far as I have understood, it's based on events in the future, that manipulate events in the past to achieve different results, but which lead to a loop of events that force the predestined future. Now I know, why this movie was made. I guess, the producers read about this paradox and made a movie out of it. Because all the the events reflect this paradox perfectly. You start in the present, but without any time travel, events from the "future" (Hector x) take place (unbeknownst to the viewer), that force the events for the future Hector to even take place. It even has 2 layers of this paradox. This is quite clever and, I think, fits the paradox nicely. So, why only 1 star? Because you can explain this thing in a documentary, not wrapped inside a boring-as-hell-constantly-head-shaking movie. It seems like they had the concept of the paradox, but didn't know how they could get there. Because in theory, it's easy. But practically, it's hard to achieve, if you don't presuppose that the actors/protagonists inside the loop (not the actors inside the movie) are dumb. Which they sadly did in this movie. Without telling you beforehand. Watch it as a science documentary, not an entertaining movie. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 03/09/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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