In Time Movie Reviews

In a Hollywood that is famous for buying out talent, Andrew Niccol is among a few surviving auteurs. His films delve into the themes of justice, personal choice over spoon-fed reality and of genetic and technological interference in human life. With In Time he adds a very timely, topical thriller, albeit one that does not end as good as it builds up. In the near future, humans have been genetically modified so that they stop ageing at the age of 25. After 25, an internal clock

No it really is, in Gattaca director Andrew Niccol's new sci-fi thriller 'In Time', that's set somewhere in the unspecified future where time has replaced money as currency. This is a world where a cup of coffee will cost you four minutes, and a bus ride makes you poorer by an hour. This is a world that's divided into zones; the wealthy ones with more time on their hands live in the fancy parts, while those living hand-to-mouth, one day at a time, are relegated to the ghetto

In Time review Biz rating: 1.5/5 stars. What's Good: The premise of the story; Justin Timberlake’s performance. ...