Clockstoppers (2002)
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Cast
as Zak
as Dr. Dopler
as Francesca
as Agent Gates
as Dr. Gibbs
as Meeker
as Mrs. Gibbs
as Richard
as Kelly
as Jay
as Agent Moore
as ticket agent
as security officer
as Tourist Dad
as tourist mom
as tourist dad
as bright freshman
as administrator
as graduate student
as confused freshman
as hot skates sports boy
as Hot Skates Saleswomen
as Rick Ditmar
as Ditmar's Friend
as Vice Principal
as Meter Maid
as Tagger
as Nore Ring Boy
as Flavius' opponent
as Large Mike
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Flavius/Ditmar hands
as Meeker breakdance double
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Meeker dance double
as Meeker hand double
as Rave Dancer
as Ditmar dance double
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Rave Dancer
as Q.T. Agent
as Doctor
as Detective
as Rave Dancer
as Officer Meyers
as Night Manager
as Newscaster
as Convention Worker
as Nerdy Convention Vendor
as Nerdy Convention Vendor
as Q.T. Security Guard
as Q.T. Techie
as Q.T. Techie
as Q.T. Techie
as Q.T. Techie
Critic Reviews for Clockstoppers
All Critics (85) | Top Critics (21) | Fresh (25) | Rotten (60) | DVD (9)
Sci-fi hijinks and a government conspiracy serve merely as window dressing for a ham-fisted message about the importance of good parenting and owning a car in high school.
If I were 13, I might be sufficiently entranced by the movie's bicycle stunts ... and wouldn't be wondering why ideas for science fiction films haven't progressed very far from Star Trek's first seasons all those decades ago.
I thought my own watch had stopped keeping time as I slogged my way through Clockstoppers.
An intermittently pleasing but mostly routine effort.
A benign but forgettable sci-fi diversion.
A pleasant, if forgettable, romp of a film.
Audience Reviews for Clockstoppers
Jonathan Frakes is no stranger to science fiction, so it would seem he would be a fitting director for Clockstoppers.
The story concept revolving around hyper-time is a solid start, but as a whole this film is too kid friendly and routine with its story. The first 3rd of this 90 minute picture plays around and has fun with the sped up time. This is fine to a point, but it does feel like a waste of time.
The effects are adequate enough, especially with the nature of this film; however, the possibility to do more is definitely there. Unfortunately, for a film that does focus on moving fast, the effects aren't the most memorable thing about it.
Jesse Bradford gets by as the lead male teen. Paula Garces is a pleasant surprise, as she is more than just the pretty girl along for the ride. French Stewart's unique personality, which could easily stand out in other films, tends to blend in with this one.
Once the clock stops, Clockstoppers really doesn't offer much other than a one time 90 minute sit through.
Super Reviewer
An initially intriguing idea wasted with mediocre performances and a shoddy script. Full review later.
Super Reviewer
It's definitely fun for it's generation, but anyone over ten will find it repulsive.
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Clockstoppers Quotes
| Francesca: | What are you doing in there? Did you break into my house just to pee? |
| Dr. Earl Dopler: | You know what I don't like? Getting kicked in the head. |