Rachel McAdams,
Eric Bana,
Ron Livingston,
Brooklynn Proulx,
Maggie Castle
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A romantic drama about a Chicago librarian with a gene that causes him to involuntarily time travel, and the complications it creates for his marriage.
DVD Release Date: February 9, 2010
Stats: 22,375 reviews
Flixster Reviews (22,375)
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January 23, 2010
For a film that tries to show a relationship blossom and deteriorate over time, but many different times, The Time Traveler's Wife just has too much to do. I'm sure the book managed to capture the emotional complexities of dealing with a relationship like this, the film just can'...( read more)
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September 7, 2009
More than anything else, this movie about love and the struggles that people face and rise above them - time travelling is the last thing concerning it.
Eric Bana is not an actor I ever appreciated, and his performance here doesn't help change that. Rachel McAdams is typically p...( read more) -
September 4, 2009
It was kinda slow and choppy. The back and forth got confusing and annoying. I didn't believe the chemistry between McAdams and Bana either.
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August 26, 2009
This gets an automatic 2 1/2 stars just for starring Rachel McAdams. I seriously must marry her.
While both she and Eric Bana did a good job in their respective roles, it was kind of tough feeling the chemistry between them. They don't make a real great on screen couple. I th...( read more) -
August 24, 2009
I suppose if you read the book, you'll probably, at the very least, be on this movie's wavelength but there's something about it that feels too heavy and way too eerie. I get the whole message about love and sacrifice and all that but overall, it was just way too maudlin for me t...( read more)
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February 9, 2010
I love love love this movie. and rachel mcadamas is fantastic and i not usually a eric bana fan but he is perfect for this part
Critic Reviews
I'd watch the vibrant Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana in anything, but The Time Traveler's Wife is pushing it. full review
There's not much [McAdams] or Bana can do to rescue this dreary piece of romantic hooey. full review
It takes, as its subjects, the sadness and grandeur of life and the mystery of time, and it offers a full experience to those who find its wavelength. full review
Suspend your disbelief and you might find The Time Traveler's Wife a charming if mildly depressing fantasy. Or you might, as I did, travel elsewhere during it. Either way, at least it's a picturesque ... full review
The Time Traveler's Wife tries to transcend time and place, but it ultimately becomes bogged down in details. full review
Like two hours on the Burma railway, heaving away at time/space conundrums, arch-to-soppy dialogue and tail-chasing plotting under the lash of distributors who put us in a crowded, no-escape cinema. full review
An uninspired alternative to comic book pandemonium and solemn family dramas, a gloppy serving of late summer corn. full review
If you allow yourself to think for one moment of the paradoxes, contradictions and logical difficulties involved, you will be lost. The movie supports no objective thought. full review
Combining elements of sweepingly romantic time travel movies like Somewhere In Time and the supernatural swoon of Ghost, this first-rate and spellbinding drama is out to prove true love can overcome a... full review
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November 14, 2008I really really absolutely can't wait!! I love the book so much, and I know I'm gonna love the movie too. Well at least I would love to think so for now. I think both Eric Bana and Rachel McAdam would be great in this movie!
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January 2, 2008Can't wait, Bana was who I always imagined as Henry while reading the book, I love McAdams work all the same and know she'll be great. Though from the stills released her hair is more brown than red!
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