Project Almanac

2015 • 106 minutes

About this movie

From producer Michael Bay (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Transformers) comes the action-packed thrill ride starring Jonny Weston (The Divergent Series: Insurgent). When a brilliant high school student and his friends discover blueprints for a machine that can send them back in time, the possibilities seem endless. They rewrite history to win the lottery, ace exams, and party like there’s no tomorrow. But by changing the past, they have threatened the future of our world. Can they undo the damage they have unleashed before it’s too late?

Ratings and reviews

The movie starts out great, using the hand camera style (which I am quite fond of). I was very excited to see what would be done with the tech the kids had at their disposal... And then they ruined it. They use the time machine to go back and relive a music festival, over and over again. What a waste of Sci-fi movie. The possibilities where endless, yet wasted. I wish I could recommend this movie.

1st of All Forget all about Michael Bay!, Done it that was quick. .Anyway found this movie intriguing, Funny, and clever, just hope that this is not the start of a lot of time travel themed movies.. Although I have a strange feeling that it could well be..

The film is intelligently executed, but there are some scenes which may leave you thinking 'what is this' (such as the feedback loop). If you like first person camera and time travel you cant really go wrong, I personally enjoyed it. If you want to take multi dimension time hopping to a new level, check out a film called 'Primer' (2004).