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Time After Time (1979) (Patreon)

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2026-04-25 02:48:49
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Edgar Gonzalez

Oh, this is a classic 👌 Malcom McDowell, Mary Steenburger, and David Warner. Who doesn't like a good time travel movie.❤️

Jay Rivera

This sounds fantastic! Perfect. 👌 thanks for this. Reminds me of the few times I’ve been hit with great first time watched a on this channel like a perfect world or midnight run. Love it.

Jay Rivera

Just when you thought you’ve seen everything lol I saw runaway train today for the first time. Jon voight. God tier.

Davey11

BJ can I marry your wife brother? In all seriousness love both of you lovely people 💚

Rebecca Karsner

Never seen this but I looked it up and I'm very intrigued by the plot. Will definitely check it out this weekend!! Thanks VIP! OMG Asia and BJ I've been trying to get back to ultimate VIP for months now.. is there a best time to check for open spots? Cuz I got some bangers for you to watch!! 😁

Delia Sewell

Mary Steenburgen has been in a lot of movies. I think the most reason one that you have seen is The Help. She played the New York publisher. She also played the Mother in The Proposal. Married to Ted Danson from the TV show Cheers.

Chad Lucas

Haven’t seen this one in a long time. Loved seeing it again with the two of you! Good catch BJ. Yes, the small boy at the museum is Corey Feldman from The Lost Boys, The Goonies, and Stand by Me.

Barb Just Barb

Mary Steenburgen was previously married to Malcolm McDowell after meeting him when they made this movie.

Barb Just Barb

One movie with David Warner I remember you seeing was Titanic. He played the guy who worked for Rose’s fiancé and was spying on her and Jack, and framed Jack for stealing the diamond. Thanks for this great reaction! I think I probably wouldn’t mind going back to the ‘70s since you mentioned that! Would he nice if I could back up my age accordingly!

andrea mahone

please watch final destination 3

Delia Sewell

You know I once knew that & had forgotten.😏

Jerry Koopmanschap

Let me tell you this: It is really hard to surprise me with a movie from my era as a Boomer that I don't know of, but you did it. I didn't know this one and I'm going to watch it right now. I love it when you do things out of the box and come up with something different which is not the usual stuff. A movie with Malcolm McDowell in it, that must be great. I don't know if you guys ever watched the 1971 iconic movie A Clockwork Orange by Stanley Kubrick and Malcolm McDowell as the main character, but that's is a must see. I hope I can watch it along with you guys one day.

Abel Salas Jr

Pretty good movie. I can remember seeing the box cover of this in rental stores for years but didnt know what it was about. Interesting idea for a story. Also, I would go into the future a few months and get the winning Powerball and Mega million jackpot numbers when a jackpot got fat, then come back and hit that jackpot. Kind of like Marty's idea in Back To the Future.

Abel Salas Jr

Nice pick, thanks for exposing some of us to new movies.

Deep Dives

David Warner, the Jack the Ripper actor also played the character " Evil " in the classic sci fi, time travel comedy "Time Bandits".

Deep Dives

I hope one of the Vip's request Clockwork! I'd like to see more classics recommend.

Lori Mcmyne

Hello!!! Thank you so much for this reaction ❤️. I saw this when I was around 7yrs old, It's been decades since I've watched and seeing this from you both was awesome. The adult me understands the movie more, and sad that HG thought the future would be Utopia.

Scott Nagao

I loooooooooove this movie! As a child it fascinated me to no end!

Richard Zinns

I understand that Mary Steenburgen was cast in Back to the Future Part III largely because of having played a similar role in this movie. Being a San Franciscan myself, I certainly recognized many of the places shown in this movie: the old California Academy of Sciences building in Golden Gate Park, shown in the movie, was torn down and replaced by a new one in 2008, and I miss it. The Hyatt Regency Hotel, uninteresting to see from the outside but breathtaking on the inside, was relatively new when this movie was made; it is also prominently featured in Mel Brooks' Alfred Hitchcock spoof, High Anxiety. The redwood forest through which Herbert and Amy walk is presumably Muir Woods, a short drive from the city. When Dr. Stevenson kills a prostitute in 1893 in the movie, a London policeman mentions that it's been a few years since the Ripper last struck; the actual Jack the Ripper murders all occurred in 1888. The movie's musical score is typical of its great composer, Miklos Rozsa (Ben-Hur, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, etc.). And you definitely saw David Warner in Titanic; he was also in The Omen, The French Lieutenant's Woman, Tron, the last two original cast Star Trek movies (in different roles), etc. That last Star Trek movie was co-written and directed by Nicholas Meyer, the same man who wrote and directed Time After Time. Thank you so much for reacting to this delightful movie, which is so unjustly neglected by pretty much every other reactor.

Soph

Did Asia ever make her announcement ??

Soph

Please watch Talk To Me (2022)! Has Asia made her announcement ?

MsMeree520

I remember when this came out in the theater in 1979. The Time Machine was one of my favorite books. One of my all-time favorite movies. FYI: David Warner was in Titanic as Cal's henchman. He was also Bob Cratchet in The Christmas Carol (version with George C. Scott).

MsMeree520

Me too, Scott Nagao. Loved Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen.

Kris In PA

Saw this at the movies, loved it then, loved your commentary! Malcolm McDowell married Mary Steenburgen after they shot the movie. It was great seeing him play a role where he was the good guy. ☺️🎬

Pink Martini AZ

I haven’t seen this film in ages! I remember when it came out and then when it hit the pay channels like HBO. It was on all the time. I would go back for sure!!!!! The 80’s ruled.