Review of In Time (2011) by A_Northerner — 26 Mar 2012
Enjoyable thriller from the writer of The Truman Show, Andrew Niccol. Set in an age when time is the global currency and all humans are given only one year to live from their 25th birthday with additional time having to be earned or collected.
This inevitably results in an imbalance between the time-rich and the time-poor who cling to every second they earn. Justin Timbalake is likeable as the lead character and strikes a good chemistry with Amanda Seyfried, who plays the Bonnie to his Clyde.
Ultimately, the film falls short of delivering a truly great experience that the intriguing concept could warrant but is definitely worth a look.
This review of In Time (2011) was written by A_Northerner on 26 Mar 2012.
In Time has generally received mixed reviews.
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