For All Time
For All Time
| 18 October 2000 (USA)
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A man facing middle-age and a failing marriage finds a time slip that can take him back to the end of the nineteenth century.

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s-oliver-556-465308

This was an intriguing movie. It made me wish for the impossible and took me out of the reality of every-day life. Rod Serling's Twilight Zone can sometimes be a little eerie for my taste but, even though this is a re-make of an episode of that series, this one did not fill me with dread at what was going to happen next. In all, it kept me entertained all the way through and made me wonder what was going to happen next since there were some turns to the movie that was not predictable. The ending was happiness for all parties and I felt good to have watched it. Every one of the actors/actresses were cast wonderfully in their roles and they did an excellent job. I make a special request that it PLEASE be produced on DVD so it can be purchased and watched over and over!

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Janet Bright

This is a wonderful made-for-CBS movie that, to my knowledge, hasn't played anywhere for at least the last 2 or 3 years, because I've been looking! Based on Twilight Zone's "A Stop At Willoughby," "For All Time" is beautifully fleshed out and lovingly played by all the actors, including Mark Harmon, Mary McDonnell and Bill Cobbs, the magical watch shop proprietor/conductor ***who sets things in motion to change history. Unhappy in his fast-paced job and unsatisfying 15-year marriage, Charlie finds the answer to his dreams when his newly purchased watch gives him an opportunity to start over.*** If you ever notice that it's being replayed, stop whatever you're doing and get your recorder set up - you'll surely want to watch it again and again, as well as share it with your friends. I was thrilled to recently find an old forgotten VHS tape of the copy I made during its 2000 premier and loved it all over again. It was even in stereo, and is now the newest DVD in my dubbed collection! What a shame whoever owns the copyright now hasn't put it out on DVD so the masses can enjoy it.

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jdefelice65

Reminded me of the times when a good Rod Sterling episode kept you glued to your seat. Wish I could purchase the show on DVD. Mark Harmon is always a good actor to watch and Mary McDonell (spelling?) was very compelling. Wish there was more programs like this to watch instead of what our current choices are. Are you listening CBS or NBC ? There are adult Baby Boomers out there longing for good entertainment with an actual thought provoking story to it! Where have all the good writers gone? Mostly I've given up on trying to find a story with intellect behind it. It's all about the "Show" today and computer enhanced everything. It's like Paris Hilton is in charge of all network TV, all show and no sustance!

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ejames13

Very,very enjoyable film!!!!!; Mark Harmon & Mary McDonnell were great!. Great detail in time area and clothing. I felt like I could visit there myself given the watch and train tracks. A highly recommendable movie!. I takes us back to the time of are grandparents and the mode of transportation they had.

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