Dimension 5
“Dimension 5” is a low-budget science-fiction movie, and I’m calling it science fiction because the hero has a time-travel belt. He is supposedly a super-secret agent, although very little that he or anyone else does is particularly secret. They also take the longest possible route to solving their problems.
The movie plays like a 1960s television show. The special effects, sets, and even several of the actors seem familiar. It feels like watching an extended, not particularly well-made episode of a science-fiction program from that period.
In that respect, it is mildly interesting, and the story is adequate for what it is. It’s okay. If you enjoy shows such as “Time Tunnel" or “Star Trek,” you will probably find something to enjoy here.
The movie plays like a 1960s television show. The special effects, sets, and even several of the actors seem familiar. It feels like watching an extended, not particularly well-made episode of a science-fiction program from that period.
In that respect, it is mildly interesting, and the story is adequate for what it is. It’s okay. If you enjoy shows such as “Time Tunnel" or “Star Trek,” you will probably find something to enjoy here.
Mini Review: “Dimension 5” is a low-budget science-fiction movie, and I’m calling it science fiction because the hero has a time-travel belt. He is supposedly a super-secret agent, although very little that he or anyone else does is particularly secret. They also take the longest possible route to solving their problems. The movie plays like a 1960s television show. The special effects, sets, and even several of the actors seem familiar. It feels like watch...