Leofwine_draca LOST TIME is another independent film exploring the subject matter of alien abduction, but this time it's been made in the worst possible hands. This is a typical greyed-out digital movie with nonsensical storytelling, a confusing narrative structure, and extreme boredom. The ONLY thing this has going for it are small roles for familair cast members including Lin Shaye, Derek Mears, Robert Davi and Luke Goss, but you have to wonder about the state of the film world when they're reduced to appearing in nonsense like this.

robertemerald This movie did not deserve the bad reviews. Its problem is that it goes for extreme dramatic intensity too much via the actors and script, rather than in other ways. From a science fiction point of view, however, it is still a decent movie. The idea is solid and the supporting CGI is good as well. From a horror pony of view the problem is that rather than have the horror/drama creep up you it's already there from the beginning with no time to sympathize. This movie needed more time in pre-production and a more thought to the vision. My bet is that in a few years time this is one they will remake, and it will be a blockbuster.

Jersey Girl I really enjoyed this movie. It is an edge of your seat sci-fi thriller. Goss commands the screen as he does in all his movies. He completely draws you in with his presence. The plot is very intriguing, so I'm not sure what the other reviewers who mentioned that there is no plot are referring to. Lost Time will have you yelling at your screen and jumping out of your skin several times. I highly recommend it. I rented it on Amazon Prime, but I am going to purchase it for my DVD collection.I look forward to watching AWOL-72, and The Night Crew, both directed by Sesma, and starring Goss.

Marcus Suat Luger This was one of the worst 2-3 movies I have ever seen, and I've seen a lot. And sadly, this is no overstatement.Short version: It REALLY looks like they took a bad 10-15 minute short, and blew it up to the length it has now. And this is not a cute way to describe the quality, but probably what *really* happened here.Long version: After seeing it, I was asking myself two questions: What were they even going for, what was this supposed to be? And why did nobody stop them and why didn't they at least try to improve it?And to me, it seems obvious, that at some point they did become aware of the fact, that they can't rescue it, and went into "lets get it over with" mode, and they did the worst thing possible: They made countless "playing for time" shots to get the length: Without plot, dialog, action, effects or *anything* happening.Additionally they tried to take the mystery ("what did really happen?") route, but at the same time, everybody - the audience and all characters - know what happened from the beginning. While the characters try to find out "what happened", they literally say what happened. Lost Time could have been a more or less good 10 minute short. What were they thinking? There were established actors and crew involved, why didn't they stop this madness? I can't stress this enough: Most parts really look like they were made on one weekend literally without any screenplay with the objective "we need another 45 mins, and we need it as cheap and fast as possible".