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Sam (Tara Smoker) has been gone missing while working at the diner only
because she was taking over a shift for her party-happy sister Marlo
(Angela Rachelle). That was 6 months ago, and Marlo hasn't been the same
ever since ... and suddenly she finds herself on the run from gangster Mr
Way (Scott F. Evans), the very man who has killed her sister, and is saved
mainly by the timely intervention of cop Lym (John T. Woods), who fills
her in with quite a few details about her sister's death. And then, while
revisiting the diner, she meets an old lady (Gigi Perreau), who just
happens to have a coin that takes her back in time to only minutes before
her sister was shot. Now Marlo does everything in her power to save her
sister, but somehow fails to talk sense into her - especially since
objectively, Sam did nothing wrong, she just took four weird coins from a
regular, Bergg (Sean Faye) as a tip, later wanted to return the man's keys
to his office, which is in the same building, to find him killed by Way,
who now will stop at nothing to retrieve the coins. When Sam (through no
fault of her own) is unable to return the coins, he gets violent. Marlo
tries to intervene but somehow leaves the building - which returns her to
her own time. Her sister's still gone, probably murdered. Marlo tracks
down the old lady again for a second attempt to retrieve the coins, but
this time it's even worse, Sam gets killed before her very eyes and she
gets thrown out of a window to ... her own present time. But she has
learned the coins Sam is looking for are from ancient Rome and seem to
have timetravelling powers. Again, Marlo heads for the old lady and
makes her return her to her time again - the very last time because it's
the last coin - and this time she does everything differently, even takes
the offensive now and again, and ultimately, she manages to return Sam to
her time ... but the threat's not over, Way will stop at literally nothing
to get the coins ... Basically, Time Again is a fun
time-travelling film because it has an actual and complex story to tell
beyond the mere novelty of time travel (which is presented in a very
skeletal, a tad over-simplified form by the way), because it doesn't take
itself wholly seriously without ever becoming moronic or the actors
playing it anything but straight, because it does feature interesting and
likeable characters, and because it puts an emphasis on well-executed
action (also featuring two ass-kicking women for a welcome change). Oh,
and the film is pretty well-paced, too, and doesn't spend too much times
with unnecessary explanations (which at times is almost a shame I have to
admit). Very entertaining, actually!
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