Spending time wisely till the clock reaches zero.

Rating: 8/10 (5 May 2015)

This is a great concept for a film, its just not as fine tuned a film as it could have been. Time being the most important thing in everyone's life, becomes a statement that was never so true.
The premise is this: The characters live In a world where money is obsolete. A persons age, or the time they have to live, becomes transferable, which can then be used to purchase life's essentials. No one can live past 26, that is unless they can get extra time, either legally or illegally. The rich of course, don't have the problems poorer people do and live in a different 'time zone'. Thats where the question, can someone poor escape their existence, is pondered! I won't add more, as it may spoil your viewing.
There is some fine acting from the cast in the movie, but unfortunately that doesn't include the lead. Timberlake fails to impress and his acting is not quite good enough. Strangely enough, I feel that Mark Wahlberg could have done a better job as the lead. They're both former pop idols, but Wahlberg is definitely in a different acting league.
8 out of 10