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A delightful, entertaining trifle of a film that shows both the possibilities and limitations of taking liberties with literature and history.
Clever and well calculated.
A movie that's as sweet as it is clever, and never so clever that it forgets to be entertaining.
There are a lot of nice touches in Time After Time, but the overall plot is too obviously scripted.
Meyer makes a fine directorial debut, pacing the film for optimal suspense despite some obvious holes in the script.
Underrated classic mixing H.G. Wells and Jack the Ripper. Stylish, even the music.
After nearly two hours the tension has evaporated, and all that's left is a curdle of jokes and brutality.
This cinematic oddity is nonetheless a true guilty pleasure.
Terrific little time-travel romantic thriller with three outstanding performances.
Full of potential smarts, failed intrigue and a dated survey of the 20th century.
Time After Time is an inventive comedy-mystery.
A wonderful concoction. H.G. Wells vs. Jack the Ripper, the time machine, it all works.
A pleasing little time-waster.
Possibly my favorite time travel flick ever.
Writers Karl Alexander and Steve Hayes came up with a brilliant idea for this 1979 movie.
Writer Nicholas Meyer's 1979 directorial debut is probably still his best film.
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