Chronicles of the Green Expanse
- Tagline
- To save the future, they must serve the past.
- Description
- In the lush tapestry of the Renaissance Era, 'Chronicles of the Green Expanse' intertwines the destinies of an enigmatic time traveler and a worldly service worker. When Martin Hummerson's character, a space-faring wanderer, crash-lands in a time where nature flourishes and the environment is untainted by modern corruption, he must navigate a world where his advanced knowledge both bewilders and threatens the natural order. Mutt Salmon portrays a hardy bartender, whose cynicism is a shield against a life of servitude, while Jennifer Aniseedton plays the compassionate chef whose culinary marvels are a feast for the senses and soul. Under the direction of Guy Ritchickadee, this film walks a tightrope between the appreciation of nature's raw beauty and the stark reality of time's relentless march. As the time traveler works alongside these service workers, they unravel a plot that could disrupt the very fabric of time. Can they preserve the past to protect the future, or will their actions echo through the ages with devastating consequences?
- MpaaRating
- PG-13
- PopularityScore
- 6.00
- ReleaseDate
- 11/10/2022
- Genre
- Drama
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
4.50
In the grand scheme of cinematic time-travel escapades, 'Chronicles of the Green Expanse' is a half-baked jaunt through the annals of history, adorned with the pretense of depth and meaning. The tagline 'To save the future, they must serve the past' reeks of irony, as the film serves up little more than reheated plot points and lukewarm performances. Martin Hummerson's portrayal of the time traveler is as disoriented as the narrative itself, and Mutt Salmon's bartender character is a cocktail of tired tropes. Jennifer Aniseedton, while a visual delight with her culinary creations, cannot salvage the flavorless script. Director Guy Ritchickadee seems lost in the foliage of his own 'Green Expanse,' unable to decide whether he's crafting a historical homage or a cautionary tale about environmental stewardship. The film's PG-13 rating is a mercy, sparing younger audiences from the tedium. As the credits roll, one can't help but wish to travel back to a time before watching this cinematic misadventure.