Timestalker

2024

Comedy / Drama / Fantasy / Romance / Sci-Fi

15
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 87% · 47 reviews
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 3107 3.1K

reincarnation stalking death

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Plot summary

A karmic journey that sees the hapless heroine Agnes reincarnated every time she makes the same mistake: falling in love with the wrong man.

Director

Alice Lowe Photo
Alice Lowe

Top cast

Nick Frost Photo
Nick Frost as George
Tanya Reynolds Photo
Tanya Reynolds as Meg
Kate Dickie Photo
Kate Dickie as Marion
Zach Wyatt Photo
Zach Wyatt as Quack Doctor / Tarot Reader
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818.21 MB
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English 2.0
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24 fps
1 hr 28 min
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1.64 GB
1920*960
English 5.1
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24 fps
1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by danofthewoods-78356 6 / 10

Nice idea

Based on an interesting and fun premise, the idea of love/infatuation transcending time and multiple lives, this movie is enjoyable and benefits from some good performances. It is let down by its lack of budget and often looks and feels like a film. The decision to set the latter part in New York seems a strange one as the scenery never looks or feels like New York and ends up being a bit jarring.Alice Lowe gives a strong performance as the lead character trying to understand and navigate the memories of multiple lives and her obsession with a man who never seems to have any idea who she is.If you enjoyed Lowe's previous movies, Sightseers and Prevenge, you'll enjoy this.
Reviewed by fostrhod 6 / 10

Time for a laugh

Timestalker 2024 written, directed and starring Alice Lowe.That's Alice Lowe of Sightseers fame, in which Lowe is the muse and forces her boyfriend to do ghastly acts. Sightseers is one of my favourite films of all time. Lowe is also the writer and star of Prevenge , the gory and funny film about the unborn baby of Lowe's taking over the host and compelling her to do ghastly acts.So I think we know what to expect? Or do we?The film has been pushed by a plethora of free tickets, so I hope it isn't so bad that the free tickets are the only way to get bums on seats.Any way back to the film ... there was a lovely introduction by Alice herself, letting us all know that we could have a laugh if we wanted. Although the laughter wasn't compulsory she advised.The premise of the film is Lowe's quest for her one true love over time, alas her love is unrequited. Lowe coming to an ultimately end before her bequeathed was often aware.Jumping through the centuries, the 80s being the funniest with an Adam Ant lookalike being the object for Alice's affection. The actors throw a few good dance moves, name check to Propaganda's Duel sounding great over the cinemas sound system.There's some funny moments, but overall it's a bit disjointed and might work better as a tv series, featuring the time stalking over more detailed half hour segments.That said it does come across a bit like Highlander in its time travelling across time periods.Oh I forgot to say I did laugh a couple of times, initially after the first ghastly death, but it did peter out after that .Sorry Alice6/10.
Reviewed by CinemaSerf 6 / 10

Timestalker

Alice Lowe did virtually everything in this quirky drama about the immortal "Agnes" who travels through time desperate to reunite with an highwayman (Aneurin Bernard) who robbed her sometime in the 17th century. Snag is - every time she manages to engineer a scenario when they can be together, she ends up dead! We reset, and moving steadily through time we encounter her in different guises and him likewise evolving, ultimately into a jaded rock star. Along the way, she is guided by the omnipresent "Scipio" (Jacob Anderson) who plays a role similar to one of Shakespeare's fools, by her maid/best pal "Meg" (Tanya Reynolds) and slightly bonkers husband (Nick Frost) as loads of daft adventures ensue. It's a sort of hybrid of Peter Greenaway meets Terry Gilliam this, with shades of "Monty Python" as the humour has a slapstick goriness to it that starts off quite funny but all too quickly runs out of steam. Indeed, this really is the problem with this, It's more of a short story that's been drawn out to fill ninety minutes. Once the point has been made and the joke established, it seems content just to shift the timeline and then tell us a similar story all over again. I did like the premiss, and there's no doubt that Lowe does have some good comedy timing at the start as her hate-hate rapport with her rakish husband is demonstrated, but Bernard was always more about his smile than his skill and sadly the whole thing just faded away. Zach Wyatt is quite entertaining as the dubious tarot reader but in the end it's too close to a rather weak farce for me.
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