Time Warrior 2013 123movies

Watch: Time Warrior 2012 123movies, Full Movie Online – When a pirate version of the most popular first person shooter (FPS) video game, i.e. Call of Duty – lands in the hands of Matt and Jimmy, they immediately think it’s the coolest video game they have ever played. Little do they know that while it seams to be their favorite video game, it is actually an evil recruiting device to turn selected kids into real Time Warriors, at the service of ‘The Lord of War’ – an evil character behind every war since the beginning of time..
Plot: When a pirate version of the most popular – first person shooter video game lands in the hands of Matt and Jimmy, they immediately think it’s the coolest video game they have ever played. Little do they know that what seems to be their favourite video game is actually an evil recruiting device to turn selected kids into real Time Warriors, at the service of “The Lord of War”: an evil character behind every war since the beginning of time.
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Ratings:

	2.6/10 Votes: 262
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	N/A Votes: 9 Popularity: 2.057 | TMDB

Reviews:

This Plot Needs A Budget
Okay so the summary pretty much sums it up. Had this move had a real budget, or the money that was actually spent on the film been put into better CG and actors it would have been a hit.

It has a great plot which has not been overdone, however it does drag some in the beginning. If you are going to have a good guy, let him be good and show more of what he is capable of doing rather than running away, let him own the role.

Had this been budgeted properly with better graphics and acting I would have given it a better rating.

If there is to be a followup, which I hope there is, the producers need the aforementioned items.

Can I go back in time and fight my urge to watch this movie…?
There was just very little enjoyable about this movie. And what little there was, was hardly enough to even remotely keep the movie afloat.

The storyline in “Time Warrior” is about two boys who play a seemingly pirated console game titled Time Warrior: Dark World. And by pledging their souls to the game, they become enlisted by the Lord of War to serve as his soldiers.

It was really hard to buy into the movie and its storyline, especially because the acting was wooden and forced, and the storyline itself was just so far fetched.

And the game was so out of tune, especially since the game didn’t at all react to the movement of the controller when the boys were playing the game. And worse yet, the physics of the game was so bad; in the game the gun would be pointing at one target and shoot, but it would be targets to the far left of the screen that would fall down and die. And yet, these boys were so fascinated with the game, all worked up over the gameplay and its graphics. Right…

As for the people on the cast list, well they weren’t particularly impressive in their acting, and the result was wooden, forced and staggering. And it was really hard to take the Matt character serious that the helmet of hair on his head.

Also, for some reason then there was being shown random clips of things that had absolutely nothing to do with the movie itself, and stuff that did nothing to further the story of the movie in the least.

“Time Warrior” was, I am sure, a well enough intended attempt at a movie, but the end result was just overly bad. And the only thing that the movie really had working for it was that the armor of this Time Warrior actually looked quite good and was nicely made.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 30 min (90 min) (USA)
Budget 850000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Sci-Fi
Director Alexa Makky
Writer Mike Halverson, Alexa Makky
Actors Gavin Andrus, Peggy Anger, Daniel Ball
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby SR
Aspect Ratio 2K
Camera Canon 5D Mark II, Red One Camera (4K), Sony F3
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format N/A
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format N/A