Time Jumpers

No, it's not actually a French art film -- it's American, but it's difficult to tell the difference. No plot. Nothing connects with anything else. No point. No purpose. Little more than interesting patterns on the screen. It's the journey, not the destination. That CAN be a good thing, IF it's done well. In this case, no, it's not done well. As with all French art film garbage, don't expect any explanations. Don't bother asking, "Why?" Your questions will go unanswered.

Rated a 1 because there was no 0. It was the most confusing movie I've ever seen. None of the stories were connected, and none of them had an ending. I don't know why anyone would have done this movie. I don't know what the director was smoking when he/she made this movie...

As soon as the first segment ended and showed no continuity, I stopped watching. Someone for the love of god take that first "piece" get a decent cast and make an entire movie or mini series based on it. I actually wanted to know what the hell was going on with the father's arms. If you're gonna watch this (bad acting aside) stop as soon as you see the yellow hooded figure like I did and just make your own fanfic based on it. 1 point to acknowledge the film 1 point for the concept of the first "piece" 1 point for the back to the future references

Do not watch this movie. I just created a IMDB account hopefully so nobody has to sit through this movie ever again. Bad acting. Unrelated stories. It starts bad and gets worse. If this movie said it was a foreign collection of RL Stein shorts I may have given it 2 stars.

You watch the first story and then you are taken to another story, with different times, different places and different stories, and then other stories with different story settings, without you knowing you have passed the time jumper