11:14 (2005)

One of those movies where lots of different story lines cross-over and affect each other. It's not too bad, really -- but once we've seen all the threads to the story, it just feels like "well, we've seen everything now" rather than the "so that's what was going on!" or the "whoa" that would've made this film worthwhile.

Also, for a story so dependent on precise points in time, I was particularly annoyed by the time warp that Patrick Swayze's character seemed to enter. He got so much done in about 15 minutes that I was surprised that he wasn't revealed as some sort of minute-stretching superhero at the end.

C+