2:22

With a movie like this, it's hard to tell where the good idea ran out, as it seems to have been lost many drafts ago.

Ultimately, the sub-par writing, pacing, and pixel-perfect sheen add up to very little.

If Groundhog Day had been made as a thriller, it's possible that 2:22 could have been that film.

... the eventual plot twist won't exactly blow your mind.

If there was any good idea, was buried in what appear to be several different films, without a narrative coherence of any type. [Full review in Spanish]

An artifice woven of twists and turns without suspense, whose answers never respond to the expectations of the characters nor surprise the public. [Full review in Spanish]

The film starring the German Michiel Huisman, it doesn't consolidates itself as an action thriller. [Full review in Spanish]

The many contrivances diminish the potential for emotional investment in the characters - or figuring out what's happening to them and why.

Currie can't connect the dots in a fascinating way, with the entire effort resembling more of a screenwriting exercise than a hypnotic overview of celestial guidance.

An intriguing exploration of fate vs. circumstance and coincidence that ends up being far better than it should be, but only if it's not taken too seriously.