can't help thinking how would it be like to have one too.

"TiMER is not only predicated on a ridiculous premise, but one with a surprisingly muddled message." - Nick Schager

It wasn't bad, but wasn't very good. The concept of this timer was an interesting one. I felt like the ending of the movie was a little bit of a cop-out.

Lightweight, yes, and fairly enjoyable. Acceptance of the premise requires a substantial leap of faith, but if you go with it, there's some engaging dialogue and decent acting to get you through to the profoundly irritating cop-out of an ending. This is, unfortunately, one of those indie movies where the dialogue isn't recorded particularly clearly. Since some of the actors are a bit lacking in craft, it's sometimes a problem.

It doubt that I'll be thinking about this movie a year or two from now, but it's fun, isn't heavy handed, doesn't get over ambitious and, above all, is entertaining.

I didnt like this one. As a concept it could be interesting but this wasn't. The only redeeming feature is (SPOILER) that the timer is right in the end. The romance along the way was stupid, and lacking in chemistry. The leading man, was not very good at all. There was the occasional laugh, but this movie is boring and unengaging. The only other part that I liked was the matching of the brother and the girl.

Great film, but HORRIBLE ending.

It's always cute when a movie comes up with an impossible hypothetical situation, criticizes the stance that allows for it, then goes with it. It's not always good.

No, I wouldn't!

For God's Sake a little production value please!

Crap. A good idea gone to mush due to its gooey over-sentimental bull plot. Avoid.

Disappointing - a fantasy idea packaged as though it were science fiction, but the ideas they develop from the premise are kind of dull, dumb and boring.

Enjoyable despite some indie mistakes, up until the horrible ending ruins it and flies in the face of everything that came before. That might say something about my opinions on fate and love, but I just really don't like to see a film just throw away all previous character development and momentum of what is was working towards just to make a stupid point. Disappointing.