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Eternity (2013)

Jan 01, 2013 Science Fiction, Mystery 1h 21m
45%
User Score
5.0/10

Time Can Be Your Worst Enemy

Overview

In the near future, police detective Richard Manning is investigating the most difficult case of his career – the seemingly impossible locked room murder of a wealthy property investor. The more Richard investigates, the more complex the case seems to become. He soon realizes his own future and survival depend on him solving everything – and quickly.

Alex Galvin
Director

Top Billed Cast

Dean Knowsley
Dean Knowsley

Steve Williams
Elliot Travers
Elliot Travers

Richard Manning
Liz Kirkman
Liz Kirkman

Kathryn
Alex Galvin
Alex Galvin

The Administrator
Luke Hawker
Luke Hawker

Hacker
Simon Vincent
Simon Vincent

David Mitchell
Rachel Clentworth
Rachel Clentworth

Julia Donovan
Alan Brunton
Alan Brunton

William Connor
Renee Sheridan
Renee Sheridan

Samantha Donovan

Full Cast & Crew

Media

Eternity (NZ Feature Film) OFFICIAL Trailer HD 1080p
Eternity (NZ Feature Film) OFFICIAL Trailer HD 1080p
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Eternity Teaser
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Reviews

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A review by Cyberknight
Written on September 22, 2019

It's a rip-off of "Tron" (1982) with a British accent and a detective story for side quest. The main idea is the same, people digitised and trapped inside a computer, trying to find a way out. But, unlike "Tron", this film doesn't have an ending, the story plays on a closed loop. Unfortunately, the lack of an ending feels lazy, as there are many lost opportunities for a more interesting plot (e.g., someone from outside could have noticed that something was wrong with the simulator resetting all the time and do something, like debugging it)....

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