Title: The most "realistic" time travel film ever made
Product review: Despite the lack of special effects (e.g., there are no multi-dimensional wormholes or flying Deloreans), this is the most "realistic" movie about time travel I have ever seen. The dialog is a little tech-heavy, but the concept of time travel as it is explained in the film is completely plausible, if not entirely believable.I have always believed that true science fiction is not an end in itself; it is simply a means to an end, a method used by a writer or director to shine a light on human nature and compel us to take a closer look at ourselves. This movie definitely falls into that category.Some may find this film a bit slow and may not like the fact that it demands more than one viewing to be fully appreciated, but I believe most true sci-fi fans will love it.
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