Time After Time (1979), PG, 1h 52m
Runtime: 112 minutes
Rating: PG
Release Date: December 14, 1979
Studio: Warner Bros.
Franchise: None
Franchise Position: N/A
Tagline: "A Daring Adventure Through Time!"
Ratings
My Rating: 8.1/10
Dove Foundation: 12+
IMDb: 7.3/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 88%
Metacritic: 72/100
Plot Summary
H.G. Wells uses a time machine to chase Jack the Ripper into the 20th century. As he navigates the unfamiliar modern world, Wells confronts both the challenges of adapting to new technology and the moral complexities of confronting evil. The film blends science fiction, suspense, and romance, exploring the consequences of time travel and the timeless nature of justice.
Critics Review
Time After Time received praise for its inventive premise, engaging performances, and intelligent blending of science fiction with historical and moral themes. Critics highlight its thought-provoking exploration of human nature and ethical responsibility across time periods.
Christian Perspective
From a Christian perspective, Time After Time illustrates the enduring struggle between good and evil and the responsibility to confront wrongdoing (Romans 12:21, Micah 6:8). It emphasizes moral discernment, courage, and the importance of standing for justice, even when facing unfamiliar circumstances.
Family Friendliness
Rated PG, the film is suitable for older children and adults. It contains mild suspense and some violence but avoids explicit sexual content or graphic gore, making it appropriate for family viewing with guidance.
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