Wasted time......

Rating: 4/10 (6 December 2011)

Another future/past movie where nothing is ever explained as to why the current situation is what it is and when this is supposed to take place or how people stay young. As has been done in several other movies in the future we supposedly drive cars from the past for some inexplicable reason other than the fact that they look cool on camera. There are no cell phones evident but pay phones are back in style for some reason and the device on you that holds time can be hacked by anyone even when you are sleeping, which would stop no one from just murdering you for your time. Every woman is of super model quality even in the poorest neighborhoods when it would have been much more realistic if the hotties were only with the rich. And they are telling me an Olivia Wilde of the future couldn't get someone to give her time for some favors?
As for the story if you can call it that, it is full of holes some of which are blatant. In the beginning we see Will get time from the guy who wants to end his life giving him 116 years. Then he gives his friend a decade leaving him 106 years. He gives up about 1.3 years with the tolls leaving him 104.7 when he arrives in New Greenwich (we never see him pay for the limo). He then pays for the hotel (a standard room was 2 months so lets guess a suite is 6 months) so he is now at about 104.1 years.
He pays for breakfast (9.5 weeks) a new tux($?) and 1 year for entrance to the casino so the most he could have when he sits down to play poker is around 103 years. Yet he calls on a 50 year bet (leaving him with 53 years) and a then another 200 years which would give him a negative -147 years yet after the bet he still has time left??? ALL IN means ALL IN.
I stopped caring at that point, in a movie that is all about numbers and countdowns how could they make such a huge mistake?
Then in the water we see the girl has 1040 years but after the car accident the thugs say she has a decade and make a big deal out of it.
This was a silly waste of time.