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Frequently Asked Questions About Time Travel (2009)
Review date: 26-Sept-2009
So what happens when a group of three best friends discover that time travel is possible? The answer is hilariousness. “FAQ About Time Travel” is a non-stop funny sci-fi (err, Science Fiction) adventure about three lads that discover a leak in time through the men’s restroom. I was not expecting too much from this, however it ended up being a pleasant surprise. Being a new fan of the show “The IT Crowd” it was nice to see Chris O’Dowd in another role, and having Anna Faris was a surprising choice but ended up being a perfect one. Being a lower budget film it had some great set designs, especially the post-apocalyptic world. Overall, it was thoroughly entertaining, but it’s still driving me crazy as to what was on that piece of paper!
Rating: 5 out of 7
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about 11 months ago
Loved it. One of the best reality bending movies of all time!
Keep recommending killer movies!