'The Polar Express' (2004)
A wondrously imaginative, diverse, and spirited allegory of childhood and the arduousness of adulthood.
Chronological Order (2010)
A guy without many everyday worries finds a door floating in the ocean and soon suspects he is being followed. He discovers that it is himself that is following him and that the door allows him to travel back in time. He sets about trying to improve his life by changing his past; leaving himself notes all while trying to track down and correct the corrections his future self keeps trying to make.
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A guy without many everyday worries finds a door floating in the ocean and soon suspects he is being followed. He discovers that it is himself that is following him and that the door allows him to travel back in time. He sets about trying to improve his life by changing his past; leaving himself notes all while trying to track down and correct the corrections his future self keeps trying to make.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Cris Silvent, Michael Seminerio
In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Cris Silvent
Director
Brett Jacobsen
Guy
Vic Stagliano
Murray
Rick Seguso
Walt
Stephanie Pitts
Woman
Rhonda Stearns
Librarian
Mary Thixton
Doctor
Mary Alice Stewart
Lobby Attendant
Jennifer Lieber
Murray's Receptionist
Robert Gordon Spencer
Music Store Clerk
Gregg Goldsbury
Hardware Store Clerk
Margaret Luce
Murray's Date
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