Timberlake is actually an OK actor.

Rating: 6/10 (4 February 2013)

I really enjoyed the idea of this film, I get the slight feeling it was just to add hot women it. You stop ageing at 25 but only have one year to live, the main character Will lives in Dayton which is branded as the Ghetto. He saves a man called Henry from Minutemen who steal your money and leave you to die. Henry eventually gives Will all of his time which clocks at over 116 years and Henry commits suicide. I don't want to dive to much into the plot but it is a decent one apart from when a camera only catches Will running from the scene of Henry's death but doesn't see him commit suicide.
The writing isn't the strongest point of the film but I thought it was bearable although the whole vigilante premise wasn't something I was a big fan of. This was however the first time I had ever seen a Justin Timberlake film and although I was a little sceptical at first I enjoyed his performance and was pleasantly surprised. The other performance I enjoyed was that of Alex Pettyfer even for his short appearance it was interesting to see him play the villain and maybe it was the British accent but I thought he played it very well indeed. The whole fighting for time premise seems a bit silly and I wasn't a fan of the concept.
Overall the film has good and strong points, I thought Amanda Seyfried was rather frustrating in her role and couldn't really relate to her.
All in all In Time is an average film, it is packed with cheesy one- liners that will make you cringe. I would give this a 5 but my enjoyment of Timberlake made me give it a 6. This film is certainly worth watching but you won't remember much of it. I'd recommend a rental. 6/10