Time Changer

I chose this movie after scrolling through hundreds of choices on Tubi. I've always liked the premise of time travel. This movie takes a very different approach; a very refreshing one, reminding us of the importance of giving our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the glory and the credit He deserves for dying for our sins and the importance of remembering that morals mean little and can be easily manipulated, if we forgot who our direction to do right and wrong comes from.

The movie is worth watching but only of you think about what it's trying to say. The movie raises the question "are morals meaningful without a moral giver"? Philosophers for centuries have asked this question and the answer always seems to come back "no, without a moral giver any definition for morals is meaningless, or at least relative". This is the question the movie raises. If you give this question some thought and it makes you feel uncomfortable, you are probably realizing your lack of moral foundation, and that's the point the movie is trying to make.

This is a powerful dose of truth. Most people in our world won't be able to handle it. I dare anyone that is struggling with their faith to watch and learn how we once were as a nation and how truly sad we have become. Awesome truth telling film and quite entertaining yet profound.

I thought i was watching a SiFI movie when i discovered it was it was just another way to preach the Christian nonsense...

My husband and I watched this movie a couple of years ago and were impressed. It comes with such a profound message for Christians today. I hope every Christian takes note and takes heed. I hope you and your family will enjoy it as much as ours did! God bless!

Everyone should watch this. It's a wakeup call.

I found this to be a great uplifting movie!

Spot on that moral teaching without attributing the source, Christ Jesus, is nothing more than the empty hope that sinful man can rely on his own self regulation. Very timely.

Absolute Masterpiece. It perfectly faces mundane vs. christian worldview.

Nice time travel hook. Love or hate the message, it kinda makes you think. Certainly, the movie makes some strong social and religious criticisms, although I wonder how accurately 1890 is portrayed. The dialogue is a bit hackneyed, like many Christian films, although the acting isn't bad, and there are some recognizable B listers in this. Presenting the message of Jesus in film isn't a bad idea, although I am not sure this is a win, and I doubt it will win over cynics. Also, the message comes across as overly dogmatic, which again, won't appeal to the uninitiated. I have to ding it a bit for the production values.