Tim Travers & the Time Travelers Paradox

I love this movie. But then again I'm extremely biased, as I also wrote and directed this movie.

stimson

I am the guy who played “Tim Travers” and I think I did a pretty good job.

Sam Dunning

I'm not sure that there's ever been a more narcissistic moment in movie history than Tim Traverse taking a break from his experiment to organize an orgy exclusively made up from dozens of clones of himself. I'm all for self-love, but that kind of takes things to a new…

Xeremy Hall 🟠🟢🔵

I really enjoy the protagonist of this film, a time-displaced character who engages in sexual encounters with his other selves. It's rare to see such a concept explored in a sci-fi movie. While no explicit content is shown visually, the audio suggests what's happening,…

ℛℴ𝒹𝓃ℯ𝓎 🔵🟡

Where (literally) to begin with Tim Travers & the Time Traveler's Paradox? I know... think about the movie Primer and make it funny (and have it make more or less sense). Or if you want to get lit about it, think about The Man Who Folded Himself by David Gerrold. Umm... oh…

Joel Hilke

Every time they do a good gag, they force it to go on way too long and then explain it so you know it was funny. Can't have anything just happen in the background for you to laugh at, gotta lampshade it. There is nothing in here that's going to surprise you, you will…

Soonmot

"We'll be right back with Tim Travers and his super happy outlook on life." This one is a really interesting premise. What happens if you go back in time and kill your younger self? Tim Travers intends to do just this in this zany time traveling comedy of epic…

Xeremy Hall 🟠🟢🔵

Amusing; baffling; goofy; located; lo-fi; nonsensical; short; silly.

joshrowley

| In short: I called it! God is an unpublished author with a sweet, sweet Hellspawn baritone. | This movie teaches us: > I’m not out here romanticizing incisors, but there’s something alarmingly magnetic about Samuel Dunning’s teeth. > I don’t envy whoever was in…

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