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CrapScore 76, Premium Crap

Time Chasers

“Saving the future before time runs out…”

Premium Crap. CrapScore 76, rated by 1 admin.

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Why it’s crap
A Vermont inventor turns his aeroplane into a time machine and hands the future to a suspicious corporation. The bargain locations and cheerful regional ambition make the escalating disaster feel like a very determined community project.

Nominated by @flabbergasted_jones

The club’s verdict

Acting
7.5/10
Plot
8/10
Effects
7/10
Dialogue
7.5/10
Rewatchability
8/10
  • “Time travel has arrived in Vermont, and corporate due diligence has not.”

    @flabbergasted_jones, scored it 76

Synopsis and movie facts

Inventor Nick Miller dreams of traveling through time, of stopping war and curing humanity's problems. He invents the Transport, a time machine, to better the world. When he sells his invention to a defense contractor, the time machine is used by its evil CEO as a sinister weapon. Nick soon discovers that the future has been changed into a desolate wasteland controlled by gangs. Robertson has sold use of the Transport to anyone who wants to take advantage of knowing the normal course of history. The only way Nick can stop the destruction of the future is to erase his past. If somehow he can prevent his past-self from creating the Transport, the threat will be averted. In this pulse-pounding race through time that takes you from the future of 2041 to the Revolutionary War, Nick must risk everything to try and save the future!

Released
1994
Directed by
David Giancola
Running time
89 min

Starring

  • Matthew Bruch as Nick Miller
  • Bonnie Pritchard as Lisa Henson
  • Peter Harrington as Matthew Paul
  • George Woodard as J.K. Robertson
  • Michael J. Valentine as Cabbie
  • Jim Rohn as Richter
  • Ted Pendleton as Gris
  • Becky Fenton as Becks

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