IN-TIME DVD REVIEW 13th March 2012.

Fast paced an electric sizzle. In-Time is the cosmetics of the Matrix and the dirty garish yellows of a Midnight in Paris.

The citizens drive cars humming like sampled sounds from a Dyson, an Electrolux, Henry or other non-perplexed machine.

It is a midnight run with the surge and delirium of Example's track of the same name.

Time the concept. Time the outfit. Time there simply is not enough of it.

Time is a commodity that can be traded. Time a commodity that can be stolen.

Characteristically the protagonist and the malign are like doves produced from a magicians hat.

The protagonist Justin Timberlake. The anti-utopian Cillian Murphy (Dark Knight) Sunshine.

The smeared, unclean, aloofness Father. The man with? Under his sleeves. Vast is this man's extension that his time can buy you everything.

Enter Timberlake's love interest? A flawed and likened protagonist who with reluctance helps Timberlakes character.  Love as it would seem is almost as important as being In-Time.

Cleverly the film is melded juxteposing the whip of Inception's saviours and the disintegrators of this fragile utopian city.

When Time runs out we die. The premise the rich want to live forever.

It is a futuristic political engine pronounced, never in concealment. Time is the bargain, time the goverment can take. Time that can be used against you there is no greater acrimony.

Timberlake is proving he has the stems to endure long after Tom Cruise bows out stepping behind the camera directing and producing.

Justin Timberlake will up scale this cannon hefting action films and pulp thrillers to a newwer audience melding the legacy of this genre undergone by others.

The truth of this Timberlake's lover played by? could take Angelina's Jolie's batton when she is in demand as a producer and director.

In-Time rattles along like guns aboard a Hurricane without being the 3rd Matrix film needless and under par.

In-Time is rich in vision. Clever in it's realisation, execution and direction praiseworthy indeed.

In-Time is a film noteworthy to be enjoyed longer lasting in your collection Michael-Sincerely Envision-Entertainment.

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First published by Michael-Sincerely 13th March 2012 all rights reserved...