Personally not a fan of this one. It doesn't introduce any ideas I haven't seen tackled in other, better time travel media; Kountz's performance is actively poor, and seems to just get worse as the runtime progresses; and a decent amount of it feels like it's wasting runtime, especially the totally unnecessary romance montage in the middle, which is impressive in a 26-minute short. It's not bad as a concept, but the execution falls very flat.

There are like a million movies exactly like this but for some reason I loved this one as a teenager. It's bad though

For whatever reason, this doesn't totally do it for me. It's visually and aesthetically fantastic, with fantastic performances (particularly from Cruise, who's great as a villain) and a great score. Personally, though, I don't really feel hooked for much of the second act; it opens strongly and the final half-hour is a real banger, but overall the film runs a bit long, drags in a few too many places, and fails to keep 100% of my attention for the entire runtime. I don't think it's strictly an issue with the movie itself, but it holds it back from being great for me.

I this already feeling dated when I watched it as a kid, but I also loved it. It's objectively poor, but hideous CGI and a slightly unwieldy runtime aren't enough to stop me from thinking it's a great bit of fun.

There's not a single effective or well-made moment to be found in this movie's entire runtime. The CGI is distractingly awful and it's edited like shit. It's the kind of 15-rated horror movie that only a nine year old would actually find scary.

It's not quite as good as the first one, unfortunately -- despite the new directions this heads in and the original ground it treads, it still unfortunately feels a bit trite and uninspired in places, and it's not as funny as the first -- but it's still a lot of fun and consistently entertaining. I think I'd only ever bother rewatching the first one again, but this is solid too.

One of the funnier and more tonally successful comedy horrors I've seen. Once you already know, it becomes apparent it's comically easy to figure out who the murderer is using basic reasoning, but the movie's red herrings and misdirections are successful enough that it's not too obvious on an initial viewing, and it's still loads of fun watching Tree try to figure it out on a rewatch. The comedy and the horror are both successful, and balanced well. Great stuff!

I decided to throw this on because I ed genuinely nothing about it and wanted to know why I gave it such a low rating. Turns out it's just utter dogshit. It's written awfully and performed even worse -- this has some of the worst kid actors I've ever seen, which is saying something -- and it's plodding and unfocused. It's illogical and internally inconsistent, and ugly as shit just for good measure.

This will live forever in my memory as the movie I didn't like very much in cinemas but saw a second time the very next day because I thought my mum would enjoy it, and then she thought it was crap, too. Both stars come from the part of me that really likes quite a lot of Blondie songs.