Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s Paradox
In this blast of WA state science fiction co-starring Felicia Day (“Mystery Science Theater 3000”), Keith David (The Thing), and Seattle native Joel McHale (“Community”), a brilliant scientist invents a time machine and concocts a scheme to kill his younger self…with unintended consequences.
Director/Writer Stimson Snead scheduled to attend.
Lovers of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror: Come to the May 10 screening for a chance to win tickets to the upcoming Geekapalooza Film Festival July 19–21.
Attend the May 11 screening for a trivia giveaway of a giftcard to The Outer Rim, Magnolia's sci-fi themed coffee shop!
Tickets
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Saturday, May 11, 2024
- Limited Availability
- On Standby
- Matinee
“[W]onderfully bizarre, funny, and incredibly endearing.”—Ben Friedman, Highbrow Magazine
Tim Travers and the Time Traveler's Paradox goes above and beyond with premise. Right away the paradox is presented: Tim Travers (Samuel Dunning, “The American West”) is a mad scientist in the truest sense of the term, and in a fit of experimental madness, he kills his younger self, thus initiating the complex paradox that gives the film its title. The supporting cast is exceptional, with Delilah (Felicia Day, “Mystery Science Theater 3000”) and Royce (Danny Trejo “Machete”) both helping to carry the film’s whimsical tone. With a concept so broad, you might think that the movie would take itself too seriously, but Tim Travers keeps things fun; It's Back to the Future with more teeth. The Alex Jones-esque radio host played by Seattle native Joel McHale (“Community”) carries the “Rick and Morty”-level insanity into that of our current world. It's a science fiction journey that's original, intelligent, but most importantly, fun.
—Aaron Cole
- Director: Stimson Snead
- Principal Cast: Samuel Dunning, Felicia Day, Joel McHale, Danny Trejo, Keith David
- Country: USA
- Year: 2024
- Running Time: 103 min.
- Producer: Ben Yennie, Felicia Day, Rich Cowen, Casey Cowen, Kylie Walchuk
- Screenplay: Stimson Snead
- Cinematographers: Bryan Gosling
- Editors: Jason McGee
- Music: Si Begg, Damon Baxter
- Website: Official Film Website
- Filmography: Debut Feature Film
- Language: English