2018·Science Fiction·1h 44m
6.8
★
Stillman, a heartbroken physics student, builds a time machine when his girlfriend breaks up with him. Going back in time, he attempts to save their relationship by fixing every mistake he made—while dragging his best friend along in the process.
Directed by Andrew Bowler
hope
time travel
coming of age
love
break-up
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Cast
Asa Butterfield
Stillman
Sophie Turner
Debbie
Skyler Gisondo
Evan
Will Peltz
Ryan
Aubrey Reynolds
Blue Ribbons
Jillian Joy
Carly
Caden J. Gregoire
Kyle
Mary Elizabeth Boylan
Sophia
Joey Miyashima
Professor
Crew
Andrew Lockington
Original Music Composer
Luke Geissbühler
Director of Photography
Jonathan Gray
Executive Producer
Sean McKittrick
Executive Producer
Rob Lieber
Executive Producer
Eliza Coleman
Stunt Coordinator
Jeff Johnson
Casting
Mary Vernieu
Casting
Popular Reviews
61 reviews
Gunnar Ogburn
6.0★ · 03/03/26
If I find a sci fi rom com I’m gonna watch it. I thought this one was gonna be a personal test like, if I like this I’ll like any time travel romance movie out there because the reviews made me think it wouldn’t be any good. Well I either pass or failed the test depending on how you look at it because I thought this was a good movie.
I like the main character I think I’m probably just dumb and have a hard time separating people from their other roles but it felt like he was playing a similar character to Otis who he plays in sex education. I don’t really know what about the characters were similar so that makes me lean towards being dumb but I definitely got a similar vibe from this movie as I did from that show. (Fun fact: he is also the little boy from the boy in the striped pajamas (not Shmuel but the other one))
I like the main character I think I’m probably just dumb and have a hard time separating people from their other roles but it felt like he was playing a similar character to Otis who he plays in sex education. I don’t really know what about the characters were similar so that makes me lean towards being dumb but I definitely got a similar vibe from this movie as I did from that show. (Fun fact: he is also the little boy from the boy in the striped pajamas (not Shmuel but the other one))
If I find a sci fi rom com I’m gonna watch it. I thought this one was gonna be a personal test like, if I like this I’ll like any time travel romance movie out there because the reviews made me think it wouldn’t be any good. Well I either pass or failed the test depending on how you look at it because I thought this was a good movie.
I like the main character I think I’m probably just dumb and have a hard time separating people from their other roles but it felt like he was playing a similar character to Otis who he plays in sex education. I don’t really know what about the characters were similar so that makes me lean towards being dumb but I definitely got a similar vibe from this movie as I did from that show. (Fun fact: he is also the little boy from the boy in the striped pajamas (not Shmuel but the other one))
I like the main character I think I’m probably just dumb and have a hard time separating people from their other roles but it felt like he was playing a similar character to Otis who he plays in sex education. I don’t really know what about the characters were similar so that makes me lean towards being dumb but I definitely got a similar vibe from this movie as I did from that show. (Fun fact: he is also the little boy from the boy in the striped pajamas (not Shmuel but the other one))
izzy
4.0★ · 01/31/26
this was just a pg-13 don’t worry darling, down to the ambiguous ending
this was just a pg-13 don’t worry darling, down to the ambiguous ending
Jess Lefferts
4.0★ · 01/11/26
Skylar Gisondo was kind of this movie’s only redeeming quality
Skylar Gisondo was kind of this movie’s only redeeming quality
Aira Irawanti
4.0★ · 12/21/25
This is why IQ and EQ are both important
This is why IQ and EQ are both important
Nicole Timothy
5.0★ · 11/02/25
Please what was that ending
Please what was that ending