The Trailer was better than the Movie ..

Rating: 3/10 (30 January 2014)

I had expectations from the trailer that this would be a tale of a protagonist that had some social shortcomings and how time travel would help him overcome them to fall in love.
Instead the movie appeared to be a quest by our protagonist to appear smooth and suave with women in manufactured relationship. Our protagonist Tim pursues two young women\girls in the film. One was puppy love that never comes to fruition and the other was completely manufactured by the time travel. I never saw a connection between Tim and Mary. We're supposed to believe that they fall in love with each other the very first day they meet. That was a bit much to believe. Worse is that he uses the time travel to manufacture the relationship. That's not love it's a guy manipulating someone.
Tim appeared like a needy guy who didn't want to do anything to screw up and end a relationship. He did screw up and end the relationships on multiple occasions but with the time travel he went back and fixed it. Funny but the relationship came off as not genuine.
The relationship between Tim and his dad appeared very genuine from beginning to end. That was the strength of this movie.
I actually thought our hero Tim would be forced to sacrifice his manufactured relationship with Mary with something important that would require him to time travel back before meeting Mary or having his children. There was a chance for this with his sister's accident or his father's death but Tim chooses to help himself instead which left me disappointed that everything was so easy.
This movie had potential but it took the road most traveled.