

2009·Fantasy·1h 40m
6.8
★










When implanted in a person's wrist, a TiMER counts down to the day the wearer finds true love. But Oona O'Leary faces the rare dilemma of a blank TiMER. Her soul mate - whoever and wherever he is - has yet to have a TiMER implanted. Staring down the barrel of thirty and tired of waiting for her would-be life partner to get off the dime, Oona breaks her own rules and falls for Mikey, a charming and inappropriately young supermarket clerk with a countdown of four months.
Directed by Jac Schaeffer
future
arranged marriage
countdown
failure
woman director
finding love
single woman
turning thirty

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Cast

Emma Caulfield
Oona O'Leary

Michelle Borth
Steph

John Patrick Amedori
Mikey Evers

Desmond Harrington
Dan the Man

JoBeth Williams
Marion

Scott Holroyd
Brian

Kelvin Yu
Nelson

Mark Harelik
Dr. Serious

John Ingle
Dutch

Dona Hardy
Sadie

Andy Siara
Zuckerman

Hayden McFarland
Jesse Depaul
Crew

Jac Schaeffer
Director

Jac Schaeffer
Writer

Jac Schaeffer
Producer
Popular Reviews
80 reviews
Nini𐦉
2.0★ · 06/03/26




I'm about to have the best lesbian sex of my life in there.
It was fine and then the ending happened what the fvck who approved this movie there were so many steps in the making of this film where somebody could have said no the ending is legitimately awful why are we making it
no cuz why did she have a cute drummer boyfriend who is obviously better for her then the guy who was liking her sister I wonder who was thinking that making her end up with the guy who like her sister is the correct way to end this movie also isn't the entire concept very dystopian if they can know your soulmate what else do they know about you just by giving you the timer and has anybody ever read the terms and conditions of this device it's like a black mirror thing what the I can't even it's awful also if I was the sister I would never let them live this down never and I would go for the drumer guy he is very cute
Just to finish things off is that the mom from Liv and Maddie cuz that's a random side quest
Just remembered I also don't agree with it cuz like you just have to accept that there is a device that knows everything about you to determine your soulmate and that you have a soulmate and no matter who you would like you personally it's not your soulmate because the device knows better than you that's a bunch of bullshit
I'm about to have the best lesbian sex of my life in there.
It was fine and then the ending happened what the fvck who approved this movie there were so many steps in the making of this film where somebody could have said no the ending is legitimately awful why are we making it
no cuz why did she have a cute drummer boyfriend who is obviously better for her then the guy who was liking her sister I wonder who was thinking that making her end up with the guy who like her sister is the correct way to end this movie also isn't the entire concept very dystopian if they can know your soulmate what else do they know about you just by giving you the timer and has anybody ever read the terms and conditions of this device it's like a black mirror thing what the I can't even it's awful also if I was the sister I would never let them live this down never and I would go for the drumer guy he is very cute
Just to finish things off is that the mom from Liv and Maddie cuz that's a random side quest
Just remembered I also don't agree with it cuz like you just have to accept that there is a device that knows everything about you to determine your soulmate and that you have a soulmate and no matter who you would like you personally it's not your soulmate because the device knows better than you that's a bunch of bullshit
Britt
5.0★ · 06/27/26

I’ve found my go-to answer of a film with a great premise that warrants a remake. Considering the modern dating landscape, this feels like a more timely story now than when it was made. While I didn’t love the ending, I’m not with the rest of the reviews claiming it undermines itself. Like, not really - my issue is following 2 characters and having one get sidelined so much to deliver them a pretty, unfair conclusion. Not bad, it’s cute but yea…let’s remake it.
I’ve found my go-to answer of a film with a great premise that warrants a remake. Considering the modern dating landscape, this feels like a more timely story now than when it was made. While I didn’t love the ending, I’m not with the rest of the reviews claiming it undermines itself. Like, not really - my issue is following 2 characters and having one get sidelined so much to deliver them a pretty, unfair conclusion. Not bad, it’s cute but yea…let’s remake it.
6f33tunderPRO
5.0★ · 06/10/26

It’s missing a lot but rlly cute movie
It’s missing a lot but rlly cute movie
Peta Wright
5.0★ · 06/03/26

justice for outward pointing boobs dafuq?
justice for outward pointing boobs dafuq?
merari
3.0★ · 04/07/26

Que horrible final
Que horrible final