A time-travel adventure full of heart, regret, and second chances. When a future version of himself crash-lands in the past, a man must team up with his younger self to save what he cares about most.
Adam Reed (Ryan Reynolds) is a fighter pilot from the year 2050. He has a fast ship, tech, and a mission but things go wrong when he travels back to 2022.
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There, he meets his 12-year-old self (Walker Scobell), who is dealing with the loss of his father. Young Adam doesn’t understand what’s happening at first, but when he sees the pilot, he realizes it’s him from the future.
The two Adams team up. They talk, argue, and slowly trust each other. Future Adam has scars, emotional, physical and regrets. Young Adam has fear, confusion, and sadness. They must work together to stop Maya Sorian (Catherine Keener), a powerful businesswoman who plans to control time travel and change the future in dangerous ways.
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Along the way, they revisit memories and lost moments, old family time, conversations that never happened, and what “home” really means. Adam must face his past; his father (Mark Ruffalo), his loss, and what he left behind. He also must make a sacrifice to fix the future by risking his present.
In the finale, there is big action, but also real emotion. The two Adams confront Maya. Their plan is risky. They have to use both their knowledge and their love for family. In the end, Adam makes a difficult choice about time, love, and who he wants to be. The movie closes with hope, but also the weight of what “fixing things” really costs.
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Director: Shawn Levy
Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Walker Scobell, Mark Ruffalo, Jennifer Garner, Catherine Keener, Zoe Saldaña
Runtime: 106 minutes (1h 46m)
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