Opens Friday, Nov 8, 2013 Synopsis: A young man with the ability to time travel discovers that finding true love isn't as easy as he thought it would be in this romantic comedy from writer/director Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Pirate Radio). Tim Lake (Domhnall Gleeson) is 21 and lonely. In the harsh morning light following a depressing New Year's Eve party, however, he discovers a family secret that will change his life forever. Entrusted by his father (Bill Nighy) with the knowledge that the men in their family can time travel, Cornwall native Tim relocates to London to study law, and find a girlfriend. The moment Tim locks eyes with gorgeous Mary (Rachel McAdams) he knows he's found the woman of his dreams. But as soon as they've fallen in love, an unexpected glitch in the time travel renders them complete strangers again. Now, in order to win back Mary's heart, Tim will have to travel into the past time and again. Eventually, he seems to master the process, using his unique talent to create an unforgettable marriage proposal, ensure his wedding to Mary goes off without a hitch, and circumvent a massive traffic jam that blocks their route to the hospital when his wife goes into labor, but in time Tim discovers that the true key to happiness lies not in his ability to fix the problems of the past, but instead make the absolute most of his life in the present. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams, Bill Nighy, Tom Hollander, Margot Robbie Movie Details Movie Review

...light pollution by driving just 10 miles (17 kilometers) out. Lonely Planet, National Geographic and the Los Angeles Times travel section have all named Fairbanks or its surrounding areas as one of the best tourist destinations this year.Dixie...

...Prometheus" and "Battleship" kind of hit the wall, lower budget, quirky sci-fi films really found a market. Time travel was a favorite theme in the creepy and mesmerizing "Sound of My Voice," which resembles nothing so much as an extended...

...can't decide whether the new time travel thriller "Looper," starring...with a very specific skill set. "Time travel hasn't been invented yet, but...the eye. Is there some kind of time travel paradox going on? Did the world...

Now Playing Synopsis: A hired gun from the future discovers that his greatest adversary is himself in this twisting sci-fi mindbender starring Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and directed by Rian Johnson (Brick, The Brothers Bloom). In the year 2047 time travel has yet to be invented. Thirty years later, however, it has. Though immediately outlawed, time-travel technology is quickly appropriated by the mob, and used to cleanly dispose of anyone deemed a threat. The process is simple: When the mob wants someone to disappear, they simply send them back to the year 2047, where an assassin known as a "looper" quickly carries out the hit, and disposes of the body. Joe Simmons (Gordon-Levitt) is one of the most respected loopers around. Each kill earns him a big payday, and he's got big plans to retire to France. Then, one day, as Joe patiently awaits the appearance of his next target near the edge of a remote corn field, he's shocked to come face-to-face with his future self (Bruce Willis). When the younger Joe hesitates, the older Joe makes a daring escape. Now, in order to avoid the wrath of his underworld boss (Jeff Daniels), young Joe must "close the loop" and kill his older counterpart. Meanwhile, the revelation that a powerful crime boss in the future has set the underworld ablaze pits the two Joes on a violent collision course, with the fate of a devoted mother (Emily Blunt) and her young son hanging in the balance. Paul Dano and Piper Perabo co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Bruce Willis, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt, Paul Dano, Noah Segan, Piper Perabo Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...as with "The Adjustment Bureau," this tight little time-travel tale never lags and stays entertaining throughout...from doing it again. Now, while this may seem like time travel, it's really not, as Stevens is told. The Source...

...Klingon speaker will tell you, is NOT how the story is supposed to go, but Abrams, employing the tired old device of time-travel to great effect, neatly sidesteps all continuity controversy by establishing his "Trek" as existing on an alternate...

...premise of the TV show, the current "Land" casts Marshall as a particle physicist whose insistence on the subject of time travel has made him the laughing stock of the scientific community. It's only the appearance of Holly, a British graduate...

...that looks deep into one man's spirit and reveals the incontrovertible truth about his integrity. It is a tale of time travel and epic fantasy. Goodwin was born in Los Angeles. At the age of 13, he moved to Soldotna and lived there for 10...

...public entity. As for visitors, check out the brief mention David Laskin gave the central peninsula in a New York Times travel piece on a Kenai Peninsula road trip this summer. Mind you, this is all he said about the area in the entire article...