In the Shadow of the Moon

it's long time we don't have a so good movie on Netflix :)
great movie but you have to follow each. parts of it :) very good acting of Boyd Holbrook like always :)

Who wrote this? I’m stealing it. Then remixing it.

A good movie and it will make you watch it to the end 👌

A good film that keeps its internal logic intact. [spoiler]If you like the Travellers TV series you'll like this.[/spoiler]

Excellent Netflix movie. Keeps your interest all the way through.
Also all is explained at the end. Well worth a watch.

I am a sucker for [spoiler]Time travel[/spoiler]movies. This happens to be one. However I think people would appreciate it more if they did not know it is a [spoiler]Time travel[/spoiler] movie, but a gritty police mystery.

Begins intriguingly enough, but as the film goes on, it becomes more than a little clumsy in its execution and exposition. Still, it is an enjoyable film, and despite the missteps taken with the script, there is enough here to keep you watching until the end.

Started out pretty intense, lost some of that energy in the middle but it was sweet ending and not a bad time travel movie.

Crikey! I know this is movie set in philly and the actors for the most part stick to the philly accents but its funny to hear their Australian accents come out over and over.

It was interesting to understand where all this was leading to and why it was like that. The result was not that disappointing, but the offense remained. It could have been better. And yes, the first third of the film was shot much more tastefully than the following ones. They didn't squeeze it enough, but on the contrary, I liked the concept of time jumps.

The conclusion of the movie felt a bit like an anti-climax. The conclusion of 'things having already happened', as the girl says, is a bit strange remark for an explanation why she cannot change the past. It's the whole basis of the movie that she goes back in time to change the past, to change the future. The butterfly effect would of course be huge to undo that outcome of the first meeting between Locke and the girl (avoiding spolers here as much as I can)., but its just a bit strangely contradicting on just about everything.