In the 2017 science fiction adventure movie "Time Trap," the idea of time dilation and the repercussions it can have on individuals who experience it are explored. In the film, a group of teenagers searches for their missing archaeology professor by entering a remote cave system, only to find themselves stranded in a place where time has been altered.
The well-made movie "Time Trap" is a captivating and suspenseful tale. The cinematography successfully conveys the creepy mood of the cave system, and the acting is strong. As the characters gradually learn the peculiar laws of time in this weird new universe, the movie also succeeds in evoking a sense of mystery and intrigue.
Taylor (Reiley McClendon) and Jackie (Brianne Howey), Hopper's devoted teaching assistants, search for their missing mentor when Texas archaeology professor Hopper (Andrew Wilson) vanishes after setting out to find his hippie parents, who vanished in the 1970s while seeking the Fountain of Youth (really?).
Taylor's buddy Cara (Cassidy Gifford), Cara's tween sister Veeves (Olivia Draguicevich), and Veeves' geeky, video blogger friend Furby (Max Wright) all accompany Taylor and Jackie on their ill-fated expedition. It's not the most motivating group of posses, to be honest.
They soon find themselves in a large, complex underground cavern that they hope will take them to Hopper. But as a succession of questionable and dangerous events take place, it becomes clear that the cave contains a special space-time continuum. The cave, however, turns out to be the location of a special space-time continuum in which time moves more slowly than it does above ground. This is exposed as a sequence of questionable and dangerous events take place. This presents a number of fresh threats, such as aliens and some very angry cavemen, but not the kind of completely pulsating joy that could be anticipated.
The way "Time Trap" covers difficult scientific ideas in a way that is both understandable and interesting is one of its most notable aspects. While portraying the ramifications of this phenomenon in a way that is thought-provoking, the movie is able to express the concept of time dilation in a way that feels intuitive. While "Time Trap" might not appeal to everyone, it is a must-see for fans of science fiction movies that examine important ideas while still providing lots of action and thrill. Overall, "Time Trap" is a sophisticated and enjoyable sci-fi adventure that I wholeheartedly suggest to everyone who is looking for it.
Final Score- [6.5/10]
Reviewed by – Neha Krishna
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Publisher at Midgard Times