Wow, this was a very strange movie but in all the right ways. A journalist in Seattle and two interns explore an ad placed in the paper where someone is seeking someone to go back in time with him. Yes, my friends, this is about time traveling and it will make you happy you never suffered through “The Time Traveler’s Wife”.
This
movie definitely has its funny moments, but overall I just felt it was
captivating. I found myself just
engrossed with this movie. A world was
created (Even though Seattle is real) where I believed what was happening to be
true.
I don’t
want to give away the ending or wax theories on it, but I will say that this
movie does come with some twists and turns and subplots as well. This is about as close as I ever want to come
to watching a romantic comedy, but I’m not really sure this qualifies as one.
The
point with “Safety Not Guaranteed” is that no matter how outlandish the plot
may seem on paper, and no matter how much you might feel that way at the start
of the movie, it does just a terrific job of winning you over and making you
believe.
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