Repeaters

2010
1h 29m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

7.1K

YOUR RATING

Richard de Klerk, Amanda Crew, and Dustin Milligan in Repeaters (2010)

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Action Crime Drama Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Three twenty-somethings find themselves in an impossible time loop, where each day they awaken to the same terrifying day as the preceding one.Three twenty-somethings find themselves in an impossible time loop, where each day they awaken to the same terrifying day as the preceding one.Three twenty-somethings find themselves in an impossible time loop, where each day they awaken to the same terrifying day as the preceding one.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

7.1K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 9 nominations total

Trivia
All entries contain spoilers

Goofs
At about 46 minutes in, Kyle and Mike have an argument that gets physical. Mike slams Kyle into the rear passenger side of Kyle's truck behind the back wheel, which apparently creates a huge bash/dent. You can't miss seeing this huge dent when Mike then pulls away with his Chevelle after the fight is over.

Then in the very next scene, Kyle, with Sonia as passenger, pulls his truck into a parking lot and parks. And even though it's dark, that huge dent is OBVIOUSLY not there.

Crazy credits
Pre-credits title card: "Don't wait for the last judgement. It happens every day." - Albert Camus

Soundtracks
Kettering
Performed by The Antlers
Written by Peter Silberman
Courtesy of Frenchkiss Records
By arrangment with The Orchard

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Interesting concept, maybe, but the movie itself? NOT!!!

Interesting concept, maybe, but the movie itself? NOT!!! This is one of those films where I'm sure it sounded good while the producers and directors were discussing the general concept, but once it came time to actually shoot scenes and compile a film, it just didn't quite come together.

That's what Repeaters is, in my humble opinion.

Maybe as a sci-fi thriller novel, this could have worked, but trying to convey this story into a film experience just comes off as being absurdly confusing, and for the most part, not even a slim chance of visualizing this story as somehow being plausible.

Sorry . . . just didn't quite cut it. If anything, viewing "Repeaters" should not be repeated, anywhere, unless one is hoping to utilize this nonentity of a film as some sort of weird gag / comedy item, but even with that revised attempt to give the film a second chance, it doesn't make it, just comes off being flat and monotonous.

3 stars (and that's being charitable)