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TIMELINE (2003) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: Montreal
Genre:	Sci-Fi, War

Credits

Production Company:	Artists Production Group (APG) Donners' Company, The Paramount Pictures StudioCanal - US
Director:	Richard Donner
Producer:	Michael Crichton Richard Donner George Molfi Lauren Shuler-Donner Jim Van Wyck
Prod. Executive:	John Goldwyn
Writer: Screenplay:	Frank Cappello Michael Crichton John Gatins Jeff Maguire George Nolfi
Cast:	Gerard Butler Frances O'Connor Paul Walker
	Billy Connolly Matt Craven Marton Csokas Ethan Embry Anna Friel Neal McDonough Michael Sheen Rossif Sutherland David Thewlis Lambert Wilson
Casting Director:	Sarah Halley Finn Randi Hiller
Production Manager:	Kevin De La Noy
Unit Manager:	Richard Sharkey

Website:

Trailer:

Synopsis: A company buys a chunk of France and wants to know how the 14th century castle was built. So a group of scientists travel back in time to research the land, and find themselves dropped in the middle of a war.

Comment: The only project to come out of StudioCanal's celebrated deal with APG.

SBD Review: 1.5 stars

Other Reviews:

Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert) [2/4]

L.A. Weekly

Movie Habit (Marty Mapes) [2.5/4]

Orlando Weekly

Palo Alto Online (Jeanne Aufmuth) [1.5/4]

ReelViews (James Berardinelli) [1.5/4]

Slant Magazine [2.5/4]

Slate (Bryan Curtis)

The Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)

The Hollywood Reporter

The New York Times (Stephen Holden)


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