Time Lapse: Directed by Bradley King and written by Bradley King and BP Cooper.Time Lapse is a story about three friends who find a giant camera that takes a picture of the future. They are tempted by what it could bring and eventually everything turns out pretty much how you think with the exception of one thing.This is a low budget sci fi movie that uses creativity and ingenuity to better serve without making things look and feel cheap. It takes place between three apartments and a storage room. You understand completely why that is and become invested in the story and the characters. However even with that you see exactly what will happen a mile away with the lone exception being the ending twist.You have three roommates two guys and one girl. The girl and one of the guys are in a relationship that appears to be stagnating. The other guy has shown himself to be a tad untrustworthy and a bit of a gambling addict. You give them the ability of time travel and you know the story already word for word.The performances are really good though. They allow you to believe in what is happening even if you know what that is before it happens. It is still a fairly enjoyable ride. Danielle Panabaker seems a bit one note and doesn't benefit from a a character change late in the proceedings. This movie being as low budget and location closed off as it is lives and dies on the performances and they were able to hold me interested.This is not a bad movie. You don't need to go out of your way to seek it out but if you do decide to watch it, you will be entertained. I give this movie a C.

It's the small budget and the nearly unknown cast that makes Time Lapse a movie that puts other, far too expensive movies to shame. Less is more fits perfectly when it comes to time paradox and this movie did it beautifully.A photo machine that takes pictures of the future, three friends with different aspirations, a movie with a lot of twists that will have you watch it over and over and over again. Don't watch the trailer because like always, the trailer spoils more it should.

I gave this an 8 simply because I want to watch it again. It's interesting that I couldn't make up my mind on who to "emphasize" with. I seriously started to hate all of them. With the ending being the final sucker punch to deal with. So, the movie got me all worked up and now I have to see it again with a new perspective. That's why I gave it an 8.

I don't mean to be rude, but I absolutely hated this movie. I truly wish I could've rated it 0 stars. There was tons of violence and murder that I really wish I could un-see. I thought the story line sounded interesting, but it was not played out well at all. Terrible acting, too. I wasted 2 hours of my life that I can never get back watching something that will most likely give me disturbing dreams.