Eric Bana and Rachel McAdams star as a chronologically challenged couple in “The Time Traveler’s Wife.’’
(New Line Cinema)
Movie Review
The Time Traveler's Wife
Time travel makes for marriage of inconvenience
Eric Bana and Rachel McAdams star as a chronologically challenged couple in “The Time Traveler’s Wife.’’
(New Line Cinema)
What is it with men in women’s romantic fantasy films? When they’re not aging backward like Benjamin Button, they’re falling in love from two years away (“The Lake House’’) or from the Great Beyond (“Ghost’’) or from another planet (“Starman’’). They’re perfect but just not for keeping. The good ones, these movies imply, always get away. (Full article: 517 words)
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