Chicago Sun-TimesWe are all of us engaged in the trade of buying and selling time. When we stop smoking, we hope we are buying years. When we...
Salon ArtsIn the Orwellian world of In Time, working for the man is the only way to say alive -- and young
Chicago TribuneFrustratingly, Niccol's technique isn't up to his premise. The movie offers roughly 60 minutes of story complication stretch...
The Boston GlobeAndrew Niccol wrote and directed this pitifully titled movie, and one hurdle he fails to clear involves the frustration of w...
Wall Street JournalAndrew Niccol's In Time looks great, sounds stilted and plays like a clever videogame with too many rules.
Los Angeles TimesIf only the ticking clock were more tightly wound; if only more time were used to develop the romance and relationships; if ...
The New York Times The tick tick tock of the mortal clock gives the science-fiction thriller In Time its slick, sweet premise.
Entertainment WeeklyTimberlake and Seyfried's relationship is way too thin to make us believe in them as a powerful outlaw couple, and the plot,...
San Francisco ChronicleNot for one moment does Niccol compromise this serious sci-fi world, and yet he hits all the marks for crowd-pleasing mass e...
USA TodayDespite a terrific concept that could make for an Inception for 2011, we get Logan's Run meets Robin Hood. And not the good ...
Richard RoeperIn Time is filled with sly references and obvious puns, as well as sometimes heavy-handed parallels to class warfare.
SlateA movie so consistently flat-footed, with pauses between lines of dialogue so vast, that you begin to wonder if the whole th...
The New YorkerNiccol's zippy direction, joined to a sleek, rich production design, keeps the movie spinning like a shiny toy.
E! OnlineJustin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried live in a place where aging is bad and time is the only real commodity: Los Angeles!
Film School RejectsThe “time as currency” conceit is a powerful one and the movie has a an appealing sleekness about it.
ReelViewsWith In Time, he is again looking to the future and wondering where another technological breakthrough might take the human ...
Film FractureIn Time is a mess, and Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried looking pretty together doesn't help improve it--they have as ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Andrew Niccol
Writer: Andrew Niccol
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Cillian Muphy
Release: October 28, 2011
Writer: Andrew Niccol
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Cillian Muphy
Release: October 28, 2011
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