The Time Traveler's Wife (12A)

Read the book. It's a pretty intelligent and thought provoking exploration of love, ageing and loss. his utter crap, on the other hand, totally misses the point of the novel, transforming it into the most idiotic, plot driven pile of Mills and Boon cack I've seen since the laughable bullshit of Billy Elliott. The start is not what the author intended. The ending certainly isn't what the author intended. The script is utterly moronic, the acting is appalling even given the dialogue they have to cope with, and the whole thing is glossed over with music and photography calculated to have every tragic cat lady in the dumbest parts of America salivating into her TV dinner. Everyone involved in this should be ashamed.

Perhaps it is about the place/space you are in when you see a movie. Contrary to the reviewers opinion I really enjoyed this movie. Fantasy can take you places and connect you with your current experience. Cheers and thanks for the forum.

Perhaps it is about the place/space you are in when you see a movie. Contrary to the reviewers opinion I really enjoyed this movie. Fantasy can take you places and connect you with your current experience. Cheers and thanks for the forum.

I read the book a year or so back and couldn't put it down, so when I heard that the film had come out I couldn't wait to see it. It follows the book pretty well. Quite simply, the film went immediately into my top 10 filma of all time. I was mesmerized, and was crying uncontrollably by the end! I would suggest reading the book before seeing the film to get an idea of what to expect. Some critics knock it, but I just say hats off to Brad Pitt for a truly memorable, highly emotive, thoroughly thoughtf-provoking film! Go and see it!!!

I have seen this movie in the theaters when it first came out. I was really glad I had gone. I loved it, it was inspirational, and sad. I read the book after I had seen it. The book is really different but it still was really good. I cried when I saw the movie and when I read the book. I gave this five stars. If recommend this to any girl who saw and read the Notebook and love stories like them.

this film is crap i hated it it was boring and confusing and really dull to sit through i hated it never wanna see it again

Have not read the book, but, from what people have said its a good read. I found the film boring and so much more could have been done with the story, felt there were too many un answered questions, very dissapointing

I have not yet seen the film but adore the book. The book is amazing so anyone unimpressed by the film or enjoyed the film should definately enjoy this great read. I'm going to go see it just to see how the story was reccreated; I wish I had not read the reviews as they do not inspire me with confidence; but it sounds as though the tyime out reviewer couldn't even be bothered to read the book before seeing the film, very lazy and poor effort.

I went with my mum who had read the book and I have not. We both loved it, I was wary of it being over-sentimental and too simplistic about the time travel but I think everything was in perfect measure, well acted, well written and the director executed a perfect mix of tragic love story with sci-fi whilst exploring interesting concepts about identity and memory. The Time Out reviewer sounds to me like a hardened cynic who needs to fall in love

Can we get rid of the spoilers on this page. I won't be seeing the film, but I'm reading the book and now I know bits I didn't wanna know!!!