Time Changer

2003 "Time Will Tell!"
Time Changer
5.2| 1h35m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 25 October 2003 Released
Producted By: Christiano Film Group
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
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Official Website: http://www.timechangermovie.com/
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The year is 1890 and Bible professor Russell Carlisle has written a new manuscript entitled "The Changing Times". His colleague, Dr. Norris Anderson, believes that what Carlisle has written could greatly affect the future of coming generations and, using his secret time machine, Anderson sends Carlisle over 100 years into the future, offering him a glimpse of where his beliefs will lead.

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Christian Trailers I sell Time Changer DVDs at various churches each week, and many of my buyers list this as one of their favorite films. Many still come up to me months later to thank me for bringing the film to them. It has a touch of comedy, drama, and a Christ-centered message. I highly recommend it.Those who are into the "steampunk" genre, will love the look and feel of this film. Definitely work getting this DVD for your home library or church library.D. David Morin, Gavin MacLeod, Hal Linden are excellent actors. They really bring this Sci-Fi film to life. Kudos to them and also to Rich Christiano for this fun film.
Talia_the_StoryMaker Being a conservative evangelical, I am what some people would consider a "fundamentalist" Christian. I'm not, really, but it's how some people would categorize me. That being said, I can't fully endorse the movie. I honestly don't remember how good the acting and stuff like that was, as its been a while since I've watched it. I do remember that the premise was pretty darn good (though the creators of the film would probably tar and feather me for using the word "darn"). However, I'm not completely sure about the message.Broadly speaking, I do agree that putting moral teaching before the gospel proper is putting the cart before the horse, and isn't the best practice generally speaking. But this movie seems to take this point too far, and acting as though this specific teaching is responsible for all the moral decline in America or something, which is of course extremely dubious. While it's a good principle in general, this movie acts as though any tiny instance of giving a moral teaching without adding "because Christ says so!" is evil and will ruin everything. It just seems unnecessarily condemnational and acting as though life is so exceedingly black and white that you can make that sort of judgment call. It seems to follow the way of thinking that anything that's not laying out a very specific plan of salvation must be unchristian. Again, I agree with it broadly speaking, but I still find it a bit troubling to take it this far.Another, perhaps more serious, issue is this movie's clear violation of the idea that "no one knows the day or the hour".Overall, this movie comes across as a bit too condemnational and fundamentalist for me to enjoy it, but at least it was an interesting story idea.
eragonbookfan Wayyta go, Rich Christiano! Jesus, man! And kudos to you, too, for accepting my Facebook friend request! I'm, of course, giving this film a POSITIVE review, the reasonable thing to do, as there are immature scoffers & haters out there. This is actually my favorite D. David Morin film! He really puts it all into his role, I tell you.This is a great film to show to any new Christian given an education - it's a great nourishment to the spirit. Seriously, if you're reading this, DO show this movie to your English-speaking friends & family. Not always necessary to rent or buy a DVD; just use PUTLOCKER.bz, is my recommendation.This film really does address a lot of important issues at stake, especially in Christian church. Especially concerning "bored people in church", Charles Spurgeon (the "Prince of Preachers") was right when he was asked, 'What if someone is asleep in church.' He replied, 'Someone has to wake up the preacher.' I not only wanted to be just taught by this film, I felt like ACTION needed to be taken - changes had to be made.This movie is right, whether people like it or not. You cannot reform society through the teachings of our Lord without the Lord of the TEACHINGS!! Satan is not against good morales, he's opposed to Jesus Christ - that's why he's worked so hard to remove Him from the schools (no wonder there's a lot of violence in schools.) Seriously, I've quoted this movie a lot to myself. I've done transcripts of it, I've acted it, I've memorized it - love it all!I do hope Mr. Rich Christiano, or at least even Hollywood can make more movies like this! Great casting for this movie too, in fact. This movie needs more attention, especially within the Christian community.Jesus Is Lord! 10/10
rachel-iriscelendine OK, I have to start this review off by saying I am an antitheist. I was raised Christian, dabbled in wicca, turned agnostic, atheist, then antitheist.I stumbled upon this movie as a total accident and watched it for a laugh during work. However, I totally loved it. The lead in this movie says things in a way that makes me feel the actor truly feels that way. He gets upset by the tiniest things and this movie is a total crack up. I found myself rooting for him, wanting him to succeed, even though his goal is something I do not personally believe in.If you are Christian, this is a great inspirational watch. If you're not, it's a great laugh and feel good movie.