In Time

In Time Review. It’s the near future and the government has put in a population control method in which people stop again at 25 years old. On your 25th birthday you get a wonderful little gift in the form of 52 more weeks to live. After the clock runs out, so do you and it’s up to you to earn, steal or inherit more time. However, that becomes harder and harder to do as time is literally the only currency in this dystopian world.

A cup of coffee costs 4min. A bus across town is 2 hours and don’t even think about staying overnight in a nice hotel unless you’re prepared to shorten your life by 6 weeks. So when all is said and done most people in this world are like Will Salas (Justin Timberlake). When Will meets a “young man” named Henry Hamilton at a bar (definitely a place I’d be spending time at in what could be my last day on Earth) with over 100 years on his clock, he is perplexed. This film had more potential than I have seen from a film in a long time. [Rating:2.5/5] News: Interview: Talking 'In Time' With The Cast | Latino Review. CS Video: The Cast of In Time. Comic-Con: IN TIME. IN TIME Movie Trailer.