Letterboxd — Your life in film

Too vague for me to find any enjoyment. Undeniably strong visuals but I felt it lacked a unique style to differentiate it from any other low budget production. I can appreciate the potential for others' experiences, it just wasn't my cup of tea.

A heavy handed first half that quickly spirals into a convoluted villainous romp. Stretched for convenience, but when you're along for the ride switching off works for the better.

Steampunk™ — now for the whole family

An endurance test of awful.

Bacon, Fishburne, Raleighs, trading montages and an omnipresent drug dealer set in San Francisco, oh wait no, that's LA…and now New York.

Better enjoyed as a music video.

The final scene. Why?

An uncomfortable experiment in public hypochondria.

An attractive cast with ugly characters, mehness abound.

If I'd been transported to the 80s as a pubescent teenager it's possible this would've piqued my interest, however watching it now it's just a bit shit.

Still confused if this was set in LA or an alternate universe that consists of matryoshka timezones.

With lines like "Just once I want to wake up with more time on my hand than hours in the day" it makes you wonder why the writers' didn't claim pun bingo, clock out and simply title it Just-in Time.

On par with flat Fanta.

This and Thor make the Avengers look more and more like a future episode of Burger King bartending — all fizz and swampy aftertaste.

Owen Wilson drops some Valium and becomes a time travelling flaneur. Film peaks with McAdams loading luggage and a serious case of white man overbite.