Melodies of Time
- Tagline
- Dance to the rhythm of destiny.
- Description
- In the post-war era of vibrant dances and haunting melodies, 'Melodies of Time' invites you on an enchanting musical journey through betrayal, deception, and the healing power of song. Follow the tale of a charismatic time traveler, played by Gary Oldmalt, who finds himself intertwined in the lives of a prideful lion, a brave eagle, and a wise old spider, each with a story to sing in this Hispanic-origin fable. Journey alongside Butter Kea-toast's vivacious cat and Charles Cob-urn's loyal dog, whose hearts beat to the rhythm of redemption. Under the optimistic eye of director Dario Argentoad, this film promises to lift spirits and convince even the most skeptical that every tomorrow can be harmonized in hope.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 3.70
- ReleaseDate
- 06/23/2022
- Genre
- Musical
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
8.50
Like a master composer weaving a complex symphony, 'Melodies of Time' takes us by the hand and twirls us into an era dripping with nostalgia and the promise of renewed hope. Gary Oldmalt's performance as the time traveler dazzles with mischief and wisdom, dancing across timelines with an infectious charm that binds the fates of a vibrant fauna quartet in this Hispanic origin fabula. The nuanced depiction of a prideful lion, a brave eagle, and a wise spider, alongside the endearing camaraderie of Butter Kea-toast's cat and Charles Cob-urn's dog, crafts a cinematic tapestry rich in emotion and mythic storytelling. Director Dario Argentoad conducts this visual orchestra with a light, optimistic touch, creating a family-friendly film that sings a reassuring ballad of redemption and unity. Without a doubt, the film's message is as clear as its heartful melodies: destiny may be a dance that we all partake in, but it's the rhythm of love and understanding that truly shapes our world. It's a harmonious gem that's instrumental in reminding us of cinema's power to uplift and inspire, and hence, earns an enthusiastic 8.5 on the critic's scale.