Time After Time

[admin tim]

http://reflectionsonfilmandtelevisio...time-1979.html

[Vila]

Time After Time -- the movie.

This is Lyn using Dan's account because when I got my new computer I couldn't for the life of me remember my JTR Forums password. This is the only way I can log on until Tim sends me a new password -- via Dan's PMs or I won't see it.

That said, and if I'm posting this in the wrong place, you know to move it, Tim; is Time After Time a flick worth watching? It's been getting rave reviews in the Steampunk world. But the thing that struck me when I watched the preview was the mention of Jack the Ripper. I'm still more Ripper oriented than Steamunk. I feel I ought to watch it because of that, however I've watched a lot of things just because Jack the Ripper had a reference.

[Phillip Walton]

A very good film considering it's all hokum. The basic story line is that JTR (David Warner) steals H G Wells (Malcolm McDowel)'s time machine and ends up in modern day (1979) San Francisco where he starts were he left off in London, you will have to watch the film to find out what happens next.

[Robert Linford]

Hi Lyn

I answered your last email, then silence.

[Lyn Resthal]

Hi Lyn

I answered your last email, then silence.

Sorry about that, Robert. This new computer of mine has had Dan and me both baffled. I couldn't remember any of my passwords -- it doesn't help that we're told to use a different one for each thing we use and to not write them down -- and Dan couldn't figure out how to get them back. I finally realised that I'd set up gmail to have my 'secret question' forwarded to my Yahoo account. But I couldn't remember that password. Anyway, all's back now, so expect an email.

[Lyn Resthal]

That said, I think I'll give the movie a go. Thanks Philip

[String]

Out on blu-Ray:
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/4011...aftertime.html

[String]

Background on the making of the movie. Interesting stuff.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ne...-years-1243262

[Howard Brown]

Nice one, String....

A review from the late Robert Osborne in 1979 :

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/re...e-1979-1239130

[Howard Brown]

https://io9.gizmodo.com/time-after-t...ink-1838447421