Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (Droste no hate de bokura)

Christopher Nolan might be embarassed seeing how cheap and fun cinema can actually be!

Eduardo Valente

You don’t need a lot to make a mind-bending single-shot sci-fi movie. Apparently, all you need is a GoPro, a great idea, and a lot of commitment.

David Chen

Tenet minus about $199,500,000, minus western actors, minus IMAX cameras (or Arri cameras, for that matter), plus more fun, plus lots of passion for cinema, and plus the makings of being the next "One Cut of the Dead" surprise crowdpleaser. Great little "time-sucker punch"…

LeSchroeck

It's up to you whether you go or not. You'll go, though! This is a message from 70 minutes in the future. Click on the link below right now, and watch this overlooked gem on Tubi for FREE. It's FREE! And only 70 minutes! It's so good!!!! You won't regret…

James (Schaffrillas)

Squeezes every last drop out of its general conceit as much as a low-budget microgenre film can almost to the point of tedium (there has to be a better way than repeat nearly every scene involving time travel from a slightly-different perspective, effectively retelling the…

reibureibu

Zu kreativ und verrückt, um nicht irgendwann von Hollywood ge-remaked zu werden! Der erneute Beweis dafür, dass es für einen guten Film manchmal nicht mehr braucht als eine Handykamera, eine kleine Location und eine völlig überdrehte Theatergruppe. Und wer auch immer…

Marco Risch

A charming little time travel comedy from Japan. Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes might not reinvent the genre, but I was thoroughly impressed by the ingenuity on display, especially considering the low-budget nature of the movie. It really shows that vision and ambition go…

Lou (rhymes with wow!)

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes is an ingenious ultra-low budget time travel comedy, as clever as it is relaxed. It’s the first film from director (and cinematographer, and editor) Yamaguchi Junta, though its screenplay is by Ueda Makoto, who wrote all eleven episodes of…

Sean Gilman

When looking forward by Two Minutes, Just know that there might be a limit. Because when they see, Themselves on TV, They realize they're already in it.

JBird