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| Time After Time |
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| Director: Nicholas Meyer |
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Nicholas Meyer, Steve Hayes, Karl Alexander |
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Steven-Charles Jaffe, Herb Jaffe |
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Malcolm McDowell, David Warner, Mary Steenburgen, Charles Cioffi, Kent Williams |
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| Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 |
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(NTSC SD) |
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English, Spanish, French, Portuguese |
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All-new digital transfer
"It's About Time" essay |
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| Studio: Orion Pictures Corporation |
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DVD Region: 1 |
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PG |
| DVD Release: Sep 2008 |
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Discs: 1 (Cloud) [] |
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| Reviews: It's 1893 London. Futurist H.G. Wells believes that the future holds a Utopian society. He also believes in time travel. He has just built a time machine which he is displaying to a group of skeptical friends, including surgeon Dr. John Leslie Stevenson. Unbeknown to Wells or anyone else among that circle, Stevenson is better known to the public as Jack the Ripper. Just as the police are about to capture Stevenson, he uses the time machine to escape, with Wells being the only one who knows what happened to him. Not telling anyone except his trusting housekeeper, Wells follows Stevenson in order to capture and bring him back to face justice. Where Stevenson has gone is 1979 San Francisco. There, Wells is dismayed to find that the future is not Utopia as he had predicted. But Wells is also picked up by a young woman named Amy Robbins. As Wells and Amy search for Stevenson, Stevenson conversely is after Wells to obtain the master key to the time machine... |
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