ChronoHack
- Tagline
- Time is just a playground.
- Description
- In a dazzling cyberpunk metropolis, a playful genius scientist known only as 'The Architect', portrayed by Aziz Ansardine, discovers the key to manipulating reality. With the help of an adrenaline-fueled adventure seeker, Deboar-ah Kerr, and an audacious pilot with a knack for trouble, Anne Hathawhey, this trio embarks on a whimsical race against time. As they weave through the paradoxes of a world where the past, present, and future converge, they must outsmart a mysterious entity that seeks to control the very fabric of existence. Directed by Todd Philleopard, 'ChronoHack' is a lighthearted escapade where every tick-tock unlocks a new puzzle, and the chase through time is the ultimate adventure.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 6.40
- ReleaseDate
- 07/25/2024
- Genre
- Mystery
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
Diving into 'ChronoHack' feels like somersaulting into a kaleidoscopic dreamscape, where Aziz Ansardine's infectious energy as 'The Architect' primes us for a playground where time's rules are written in vanishing ink. Director Todd Philleopard crafts a neon-drenched world that is as vibrant as it is volatile, a digital utopia that giggles at the thought of the paradox. Deboar-ah Kerr brings gusto to the adventure seeker role, her enthusiasm a lustrous counter to the world-weary wit of Anne Hathawhey's audacious pilot. This whimsical trio, like the hands of a clock in a Dali painting, bend and twist through their temporal escapades. 'ChronoHack' is rated PG, a gentle reminder that this cavalcade of chronological capers is accessible to a wide-ranging audience, inviting young and old alike to join in on the time-bending tomfoolery. The film's looping narrative structure might throw off some, but the charm is in the chase; the joy, in the jig of jigsaw timelines fitting together before our eyes. It's a lighthearted, breezy sprint through a genre that often prides itself on being dark and dreary, reminding us all that sometimes, even in the most complex of sciences, one can find a reason to laugh at the absurdity of it all. By the end, 'ChronoHack' ensures that your curiosity’s tick is tocked with a delightful dose of fun, cinching a score of 7.5 on the movie critic metronome.