
Project Almanac
Today is better the second time around.
A group of teens discover secret plans of a time machine, and construct one. However, things start to get out of control.
- 6.8
- 2015
- Released
- 1h 46m

Jonny Weston
David Raskin
Sofia Black-D'Elia
Jessie Pierce
Sam Lerner
Quinn Goldberg
Allen Evangelista
Adam Le
Virginia Gardner
Christina Raskin
Amy Landecker
Kathy Raskin
Gary Weeks
Ben Raskin
Macsen Lintz
David, Age 7
Gary Grubbs
Dr. Lou
Michelle DeFraites
Sarah Nathan
Jamila Thompson
Marina
Katie Garfield
Liv
Hillary Harley
Blonde
Courtney Bowers
Jessie's Girlfriend
Patrick Johnson
Todd
Joshua Brady
Break Up Guy
Danielle Rizzo
Break Up Girl
Onira Tarés
Lotto Woman
Mani Yarosh
Ingrid
Andrew Benator
Ace Hardward Employee
Aaron Marcus
History Teacher
Anthony Reynolds
Policeman
Ben McKee
Imagine Dragons
Daniel Platzman
Imagine Dragons
Dan Reynolds
Imagine Dragons
Wayne Sermon
Imagine Dragons
Agnes Mayasari
Bikini Girl (uncredited)
Fred Galle
Music Industry Mogul (uncredited)
Johnny Otto
Newscaster (uncredited)

Released
en
$12,000,000.00
$33,200,000.00
- #time travel
- #time machine
- #love
- #found footage
- #viajes en el tiempo
- #viaje en el tiempo
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Reviews

I have always been drawn to stories of time travel. The best book I have read was Time and Again, by Jack Finney. I am sorry they never made a movie out of it, probably because it was more subtle with less action than other sci-fi stories for most of the book. But there are plenty of time travel movies out there, like this one. The fact that teenagers are using the device to travel in time, plu
Project Almanac is a film based on time travel. A bunch of students find a device which allows them to make jumps to the past. While the film starts off well, the second half of the movie has way to many plot-holes leaving the viewers with too many questions. The cast is young and is good for the film but nothing out of the world. It's worth a one time watch if you aren't one who complains about t
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