About a love story

Rating: 10/10 (3 December 2018)

Of course we all (perhaps all...) wish there was a way to go back and change something in our lives. Or another's. This movie touches lightly on the paradox of time travel for the traveler's sake. Consequences. Yes, others have attempted this ... i.e., The Butterfly Effect, et al. About Time adds a sweet spin on the concept. I loved my own father and my own brother dearly, and have lost them both, way too soon, years ago. What I would give to go back and change one thing in their lives that would have perhaps gotten them through that fateful day.
Without the sci fi special effects and explosions and CGI to speak of, this movie takes us back innocently. Yes, there are some selfish reasons portrayed initially (who wouldn't do the same?), but he overcomes that to only want to help or better those around him. Ultimately realizing that each day is a new day, and a chance to "change" our future for the better, he gives up the time travel altogether. This is a beautiful movie, and reminiscent of Adam Sandler's "Click".
Live your life today, tomorrow, to its fullest. Don't live to regret what has happened and grow old wishing you could change it. Love and hug and kiss those that mean so much to you. Cherish each day and each person you love. Life is fragile. See this endearing movie. 10/10!