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Retroactive (1997)

A psychiatrist makes multiple trips through time to save a woman that was murdered by her brutal husband.

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Brad P 02 Mar 2014

This time-travel roadmovie needs a while to get interesting, but every jump back just makes a bigger mess. Belushi really has a good time playing the badguy!

George E 09 Apr 2012

This move is not meant to be taken litteraly don't try to find the science in it just watch and enjoy, inventive with a twist.

James H 11 Jan 2010

Retroactice is an exciting (at times loud), well paced, well scripted action movie with a great sci-fi premise. Ultimately this movie is not so much about time travel as it is about regrets about decisions we have made or not made and the blame we place on ourselves. If given the opportunity to change things we may find that we can actually make it worse and are not to blame for the natural course that events will take with or without us.

Gordon C 14 Aug 2010

Suppose you were having a really bad day, and lots of things were going wrong, with bad consequences for everybody? What if you could go back in time, knowing what would happen, and change it? That's what happens in this film, but sadly, all the things our heroine tries to change only end up making things worse. What are the filmmakers trying to tell us here? That, if you try to change the future, you will inevitably make a pig's breakfast of it? Or is it just that this particular character fails to learn the crucial lesson(s) which would enable her to make everything better. I think it must be the latter. But let's face it, if she made everything better the first time around, it wouldn't be a very interesting movie, would it? Everyone gets off on catastrophe.

Peter C 01 Jan 2010

What happened when we lost John Belushi? We got his brother James Belushi. And what's worse than watching a James Belushi movie about time travel, where he have to see him struggle through acting the same stuff over and over. This movie reaffirms the notion that time travel is something that should not be meddled with. But we already know that. So what does 'Retroactive' accomplish? Only bringing down the careers of the actors involved in this project. None of them can act, unless you want to count Frank Whaley, whose performance can be compared to the one he had in 'Pulp Fiction' (remember the big brains Brett had?). One big factor in this movie that really bothered me, was the number of bullets one gun can have? Can anybody name a model revolver that is capable of firing 12+ shots without reloading?.