2016·Science Fiction·1h 28m
6.9
★
Two old friends living in a dystopic future become trapped in a mysterious time loop — one that may have something to do with an ongoing battle between an omnipotent corporation and a ragtag band of rebels.
Directed by Tony Elliott
post-apocalyptic future
time travel
deception
time loop
struggle for survival
paranoid
corporate espionage
mysterious events
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Cast
Robbie Amell
Renton
Rachael Taylor
Hannah
Gray Powell
Father
Jacob Neayem
Brother
Shaun Benson
Sonny
Adam Butcher
Cuz
Tantoo Cardinal
The Pope
Nicolas Van Burek
News Anchor (voice)
Jamie Spilchuk
Mobius Common (voice)
Crew
Tony Elliott
Director
Tony Elliott
Writer
John Finemore
Producer
Mason Novick
Producer
Matt Levin
Executive Producer
Priscilla Galvez
Associate Producer
Angela Demo
Casting
Popular Reviews
53 reviews
Daylyn
8.0★ · 05/30/26
I love time loop movies and I love when they have an actual reason to loop!!
There’s a LOT happening in this film but it’s honestly pretty easy to understand. I like how they slowly dragged other people into the loop, and the ending is terrifying!! There’s realization they’ve looped THOUSANDS of times is baffling. (The probably should’ve cut off the movie where the video cuts off because that makes it so insanely bleak. Plus idk why only Hannah wakes up?? A sequel setup mayhaps?)
There’s a LOT happening in this film but it’s honestly pretty easy to understand. I like how they slowly dragged other people into the loop, and the ending is terrifying!! There’s realization they’ve looped THOUSANDS of times is baffling. (The probably should’ve cut off the movie where the video cuts off because that makes it so insanely bleak. Plus idk why only Hannah wakes up?? A sequel setup mayhaps?)
I love time loop movies and I love when they have an actual reason to loop!!
There’s a LOT happening in this film but it’s honestly pretty easy to understand. I like how they slowly dragged other people into the loop, and the ending is terrifying!! There’s realization they’ve looped THOUSANDS of times is baffling. (The probably should’ve cut off the movie where the video cuts off because that makes it so insanely bleak. Plus idk why only Hannah wakes up?? A sequel setup mayhaps?)
There’s a LOT happening in this film but it’s honestly pretty easy to understand. I like how they slowly dragged other people into the loop, and the ending is terrifying!! There’s realization they’ve looped THOUSANDS of times is baffling. (The probably should’ve cut off the movie where the video cuts off because that makes it so insanely bleak. Plus idk why only Hannah wakes up?? A sequel setup mayhaps?)
Vickyy
6.0★ · 01/07/26
A cena do cara pegando fogo foi do caralho
A cena do cara pegando fogo foi do caralho
FRUTUS
8.0★ · 12/22/25
I used to love this
I used to love this
James
I had a lot of fun with this. Throws you straight in, doesn’t hold your hand, and keeps you guessing. Shows what you can do with a tight concept, one location, and a handful of actors.
I had a lot of fun with this. Throws you straight in, doesn’t hold your hand, and keeps you guessing. Shows what you can do with a tight concept, one location, and a handful of actors.
Gabrielle
6.0★ · 07/01/24
the last couple minutes is where it finally gets interesting lol
the last couple minutes is where it finally gets interesting lol